See for instance Swimming World
http://www.swimmingworldmagazine.com/news/katie-ledecky-smashes-1500-free-world-record-first-night-tyr-indianapolis-pro-swim-series/
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The Race Club – Velocity Meter
We’re super excited to share what we’ve been learning from the velocity meter! Thanks @Marcus Schlesinger for being one of our many test subjects! We’ll be coming out with his results on our video subscription service soon…
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Brighton Tri Club 2.5km sea swim promo film
This is a short film I’ve made recently that I’m really proud to share with you all!
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Spokane woman overcomes 50 years of fear, learns to swim
For 50 years, a Spokane Valley woman lived in fear of water. This spring, she’s facing her fears and proving it’s never too late to define who you are.
https://youtu.be/vGnKxAOCY-I
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French Open Water goldrush at Lake Balaton | Best of 2017
Lake Balaton was the scene of a gold rush by the French Open Water Swimmers at the #FINAWorlds 2017. Axel Reymond, Aurielle Muller, Marc-Antoine Olivier shined at the 25km Marathon, the Women’s 10km, the Men’s 5km and the Mixed 5km Relay. Vive la France ;-)
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Race pace HURTS some times | Cody Miller Vlog_40
Swimming in Lilly Kings home town today. Visiting the Newburgh Sea Creatures! Part 1 !!
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Cameron van der Burgh: The Man behind the Medals
When multi Olympic medalist Cameron van der Burgh approached #Investec for sponsorship he was only 21 years old. Over almost a decade Cameron has broken two world records and become a South African swimming icon. This is a look at the man behind the medals.
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‘From a cripple to fantastic athlete’ all because of yoga, freediving
After suffering with psoriatic arthritis for five years and being told strong medication was his only source for relief, Stig Pryds of Denmark turned to yoga and freediving to cope with his crippling ailment and nightmarish life.
Pryds started meditating and changed his diet, and after a few weeks he was completely free of medication and walking without a cane for the first time in years. He was also on his way to becoming a professional freediver.
Pryds discovered freediving by coincidence while taking swim classes for his condition and being introduced to breathing exercises.
“As it turned out, I had a completely undiscovered potential and gift—a potential and gift that I probably would have never realized had it not been for that awful psoriatic arthritis,â€Â he wrote on his website.
In the video above, Pryds combines yoga with freediving as he successfully attempted to sink to the bottom of a 108-plus-foot pool in the lotus pose.
“This dive took 2 minutes, but it took years to master the skills required,†the video related. “Not bad for a man who is supposed to be in a wheelchair.â€
See BNQT
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There Is No Off Season! | Will Jonathan
Off-Season? What off-season!? Great athletes don’t take time off. If you want to compete at a high level and succeed in your sport, you have to skip your off-season and continue to train all year round. The fact is, your competition is working harder than you and trying to gain an edge over you, so you can’t afford to just sit around during the off-season. Not to mention, by continuing to train during the off-season, you give yourself the best possible foundation to start with in the upcoming season, something that can end up being the difference between succeeding or failing. So get out there, keep training, keep learning, and keep improving!
Visit willjonathan.com
https://youtu.be/jbncnUTW8g0