Being able to flip turn both ways isn’t just a cool trick—it can actually change the way you race. In this video, I break down how ambidextrous turns helped me stay composed in Tokyo, and why this is a skill every swimmer should train. Whether it’s to keep your head clear or to stay unpredictable, flipping both ways gives you options in high-pressure moments.
-
-
Rengstorff Park Aquatics Center Opens in Mountain View | KRON 4
KRON4’s Darya Folsom reports
-
Kyle Chalmers Is Flexing Some Serious Speed Right Now | The Swim Scribe
Kyle Chalmers is the fastest swimmer in the world this year in the 100 freestyle AND just went a new personal best in the 50 free.
-
8-Year-Old Drowns During North Lauderdale House Party | CBS Miami
Police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the drowning.
-
Former U of I Swimmer Connects Top Tier Athletes to Local NIL Opportunities | WCIA News
College athletes have a little more money these days thanks to name, image, and likeness contracts (NIL). Now a former Illini swimmer is finding a unique way to take advantage of the financial freedom.
-
How to Recover Like the Olympic Champion | Wiffen Twins
-
Playgrounds, Swimming Pools and Skateparks: Finland’s Network of Underground Bomb Shelters | France 24 English
The cavernous Itakeskus swimming hall in Finland houses a complex of pools and saunas, but in just a couple of days it can be transformed into a vast underground bomb shelter with a capacity of nearly 4,000 people. It’s just one of a number of shelters across the country that during peacetime house everything from skateparks to playgrounds, but also form a vital part of Finland’s civil defence strategy and could provide a model for other European nations looking to ramp up preparedness after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
-
Pro Swim Series Record Falls as Urlando Goes 1:52.37 in 200m Fly | 2025 Tyr Pro Series Sacramento | USA Swimming
Luca Urlando wins Men’s 200M Butterfly at the 2025 TYR Pro Swim Series in Sacramento. Krzysztof Chmielewski and Michal Chmielewski take second and third.
-
Sprint 101 | Swim Faster with Caeleb Dressel
Welcome to Sprint 101—your crash course in swimming fast with purpose, style, and precision. In this video, we’re breaking down the art of sprinting by thinking about your body like a race car:
- The Trunk (Frame) – Rotational strength and control.
- The Legs (Engine) – Non-stop power from hips down.
- The Arms (Tires) – High-grip catch and clean water connection.
Plus, we walk through my favorite sprint-focused drill: GTOs. These help you lower stroke count, train with purpose, and stay efficient without losing that top gear.
We wrap things up by building a 99 Overall Sprinter—crafted from five legends who each bring something unique to the pool. Style, swagger, clutchness, raw speed—it’s all in here.
Sprint smarter, not harder. Learn what the water wants from you.