Brett sits down with swimming prodigy, Ian Thorpe.
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Swimming in Korea 🏊♀️ What It’s Like (6 Months Later)
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Does Heart Rate Really Matter? | Social Kick Podcast
Dr John Mullen talks about the variables and measures that we commonly reference in swimming. Often real time feedback on your bio mechanics may be your best tool?
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Dmitry Sautin’s amazing Gold Medal at Fukuoka 2001 | FINA World Championships
Enjoy the great perfomance of Dmitry Sautin at the 2001 edition of the FINA World Championships in Fukuoka from the 3m Springboard! Simply unbeatable.
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Loughborough Swimming Pool – Welcome back
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2020 Bosphorus Cross-Continental Swimming Race Swimmer Information Video
What is new in the 32nd Bosphorus Cross-Continental Swimming Race this year? What important information do I need need to know? All of the information you need to know about this year’s race is in this swimmer guide video.
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Human Access Project encourages river swimming, social distancing during the pandemic
More people are taking to rivers to cool off this summer, especially because outdoor swimming allows for social distancing.
For the last 10 years, Portlander Willie Levenson has been encouraging people to swim in the Willamette and Columbia rivers. His Human Access Project has cleaned-up and opened Audrey McCall Beach and Poet’s Beach downtown, as well as installed ladders to allow people to swim off the Portland fire house dock.
He said there’s been renewed interest in swimming in the river due to pandemic-related closures and people looking to spend time outside.
“You know it’s a celebration of how far we’ve come with our river that people are getting back into it,†said Levenson.
“And ultimately, when people get into it, they care more about it and are inclined to take better care of it.â€
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Master breathing in the Butterfly ft. Dylan Carter | Olympians’ Tips
Olympic Swimmer Dylan Carter from Trinidad and Tobago shows you how to improve the breathing in the Butterly stroke. The hardest part is getting the breathing down. Otherwise, it can affect you in the last meters of the race as you don’t get enough oxygen, and your legs and arms start to burn. So it’s really important that you get that oxygen and that quick breath with enough air to finish your race! Three things to remember:
- Keep chin and lips low to the water
- Breath in the middle of the stroke
- The breath shouldn’t use a lot of energy
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Swimming Advisories Extended For Parts Of Lake Michigan
The National Weather Service has extended swimming advisories for parts of Lake Michigan as forecasters predict high waves and strong currents. Katie Johnston reports.