Freestyle swimming test: 5k vs 15k per week training. Which swim volume builds more speed, stamina, and performance?
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The Most Advanced Swim Goggles Ever?! (Like a Coach in Your Goggles) | Hardware Nation
FORM created the most advanced swim goggles in the world. The new Swim Pro 2 projects pace, splits, stroke, and heart rate directly in front of your eyes while you swim. Guided workouts and training plans make every pool session smarter.
In this episode, I talk with founder Dan Eisenhardt about how FORM is built, the vision behind Swim Pro 2, and how they are transforming swimming into a measurable sport.
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Is There A Perfect Swimming Technique For Triathlon? | Global Triathlon Network
Whether you’re racing sprint or Ironman distance, open water presents a different set of demands — no black line, no walls, and plenty of chaos around you.
In this video, we break down how to adapt your pool training for open water performance.
From stroke rate to sighting and pacing, these drills and techniques will help you build confidence, swim smarter, and race stronger — no matter your experience level.
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Meet The Triathlete That Shattered Kona’s Swim Course Record | Global Triathlon Network
Join us as we catch up with Sam Askey-Doran, the amateur triathlete who stunned the world by breaking the Ironman Kona swim course record.
We challenged him to a swim in Nice and delved into his rapid rise in triathlon, his unique training, and his ambitions to go pro.
Discover how he secured an age group podium at the Ironman World Championships and what his plans are for the future!
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Resilience at the Edge with Extreme Cold Water Swimmer Nuala Moore | Jessica Cooke
Nuala Moore is an Irish open water swimmer and adventurer who has pushed human limits in some of the most extreme conditions on earth. With two Guinness World Records and decades of experience in the ocean, she’s learned what fear, discomfort, and resilience really mean.
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Freediver Plunges 126 Meters (413 Feet) to Set New World Record | GMA Integrated News
Russian freediver Alexey Molchanov plunged 126 meters (413.39 feet) below the surface of the Mediterranean Sea to set a new freedive world record on Friday, Sept. 26, 2025.
The breath-defying record was set off the coast of Limassol, Cyprus on the fourth day of the AIDA Freediving World Championships.
Molchanov broke his own world record of 125 meters (410.1 feet), set in 2024, in the constant weight bi-fins (CWTB) category, in which divers descend and ascend using only the two fins on their feet, no sleds and no pulling on the guide rope is allowed.
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Highlights: Open Water Swimming Cup Leg 4 Barcelona | Beyond the Buoy | European Aquatics
World and European champion Leonie Beck teams up with Aquatics broadcaster Nick Hope for exclusive behind-the-scenes coverage of Leg 4 of the 2025 European Aquatics Open Water Swimming Cup, as the competition reaches the penultimate leg in Barcelona.
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The Visualization Method That Created Swimming’s GOAT | The Exponential Athlete | Sports Performance
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Swimming With A Snake That Could Swallow A Human Whole | River Monsters
Jeremy Wade plunges into the murky lair of a river beast: a 20-foot Anaconda!