We welcome Brodie Williams onto this week’s episode of the Propulsion Swimming Podcast!!
We talk to Brodie about how Millfield School has helped shape his swimming career so far, how he’s stayed mental strong while training hard through major meets like the European Championships, and we even get some exclusive news on an extra event he’s racing in Tokyo on top of his already qualified 400 IM!
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Meet Ishita Malaviya, India’s first woman surfer | Her Game | Ep. 3 | Olympics
When Ishita started surfing, there were no other known women surfers in India. Now, every boy and girl in her village has access to free surfing lessons. Watch her inspiring story.
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USVI Swimmer Heading to Tokyo Olympics | USVI News
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Wellness Wednesday: The Impacts of Swimmers’ Ear and How to Deal With It | WFSB 3
Now that summer is here, many people will be spending a lot of time in the water.
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Caspar Corbeau Heading to the Tokyo Olympics | KXAN
The UT swimmer will compete for the Dutch National Team
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Missing Swimmer on Port Aransas Beach | KIII 3 News
It was shortly after 12 p.m. on Wednesday when rescue crews began looking for the swimmer.
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Swimmer Survives Shark Attack in California | NewsNation Now
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[Podcast] What It Takes to Be Successful In Marathon Swimming With Phil Rush | Effortless Swimming
In this episode, I am chatting with Phil Rush, who has the fastest double and triple crossing of the English Channel. In this episode, we chat about a number of things including how can you get better at adapting to the cold, the type of training that you need to be doing if you are looking to do a marathon swimming, what are the important factors when you are thinking of the training that you are doing. Is it the distance that you are doing? Is it the speed? Feeding? What are some aspects of the training? If you are into open water swimming, cold water swimming, or looking to increase the distance that you are doing, then this a podcast for you.
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No Swimming at Lake Norman Due to Sewage Spill | WCNC
A no swimming advisory has been issued for a cove on Lake Norman. It comes after roughly 405 gallons of untreated sewage were discharged from a nearby home.