Eve and Candace, the two-named duo who each only need one name, are among the world’s most passionate swim fans and swim bloggers. While travelling to the Austin Grand Prix, they got the chance to interview one of their favorite swimmers, Nathan Adrian.
For those unfamiliar with the works of Eve and Candace, they really like Nathan Adrian. Hinjinx were inevitable.
Genius.
Gaaaah I want to be so mean, but for some reason…not gonna.
Constructive criticism, maybe? Didn’t love the audio cutting out whenever those randomly interspersed pictures showed up; kept thinking the video froze on me. (But maybe that’s because I wasn’t always watching the video.)
That’s the style of their videos. You should definitely check out their other videos on their YouTube Channel. http://www.youtube.com/user/EveCandace Love the enthusiasm and charm of their videos.
I really enjoyed that! Great job ladies.
That was awesome! I love them…
All this shows is what a good sport Nathan is.
You’re such a champ Nathan. Endless patience you have.
I love how shy Eve gets when she’s around the swimmers. lol so adorable! Candace is hilarious as always. These two really have that perfect dynamic–and are both incredibly witty. Love them!!
That was fun! I’d like to see Eve and Candace interviews for all the national team.
Why do these girls think they can offer styling tips to Nathan? He is absolutely perfect the way he is.
I love your name.
Olympic gold-medal swimmer Nathan Adrian was named Male Amateur Sports Star of the Year at the 78th annual Seattle Sports Star of the Year banquet Friday. Adrian, a Bremerton native, was not in attendance, but his parents, Jim and Cecilia, accepted the award. They thanked his coaches, in particular, for having “a huge influence in his life.”
Ariana Kukors was nominated for Female Amateur Sports Star of the Year. Olympic gold-medal rower Mary Whipple was named Female Amateur Sports Star of the Year
Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch was named Professional Sports Star of the Year.
Mariners ace Felix Hernandez won Story of the Year for his Aug. 15 perfect game against Tampa Bay.
Created by Royal Brougham and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer in 1936, this event has celebrated the achievements of local athletes, coaches and others in the sports industry for the past 78 years
Very cool. Nathan’s parents are awesome people. His mom once knitted probably 40 or so blue and gold teddy bears, including knit grape smugglers, with our names on them before NCAAs one year. One for every guy on the team, not just the NC qualifiers. I can’t even imagine how long that must have taken haha
Also, am tickled that the UW and Seattle-area sports world are ruled by Bears like Nathan and Marshawn. Beast Mode
These two are national treasures… Mel and team: sign E&C up NOW for a regular Swim Swam video feature!
We love them too, chip. We’ll make sure to keep bringing them back as often as we possibly can!