3 American Records in November?! | SWIMSWAM BREAKDOWN

Today on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we have a mid-mid-season check-in, dissecting the swims we’ve seen so far from the Mid-Season meets across the country.

  • 0:00 SwimSwam Breakdown Introduction
  • 1:58 Foster/Maurer 500 Free American Records
  • 11:07 Texas Invite
  • 19:33 Gretchen Walsh 100 Fly US Open/NCAA/American Record
  • 24:11 Tennessee Invite
  • 36:10 Georgia Invite
  • 42:41 NC State Invite
  • 47:44 Julian Smith

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Snarky
4 hours ago

Four. You prematurely fired this podcast as Curzan said hello again.

Chas
7 hours ago

Where are all these times coming from? Technique, improved dryland methods, post Olympic inspiration, better application of work-rest cycle than in the past, suit design changes, race pace training protocols, limited intensity threshold, everyone else is going fast why not me, coaches developing better personalities on deck?? What about the Swedish bicarp product that is acknowledged to have an impact on track middle distance performances? It’s not cheating, so when is SS going to have an article on its use in swimming???

Last edited 7 hours ago by Chas
theloniuspunk
7 hours ago

Looks like Lochte had the SCY 200 IM record from 2006-2015, so he did have the record in all 3 courses at the same time.

MDS
17 hours ago

Don’t undersell. Add up ‘fastest ever’ relay splits as well, such as Kharun 50 Fly and Jordan Crooks 100 Free.

DragonSwim
21 hours ago

Going to need to do another breakdown after that 200 back AR from Claire Curzan.
She did it just to give Coleman more to talk about.

bobthebuilderrocks
22 hours ago

Is anyone more underrated than Julian Smith? Like genuinely

Andrew
Reply to  bobthebuilderrocks
20 hours ago

Dudes raw and so versatile

About Coleman Hodges

Coleman Hodges

Coleman started his journey in the water at age 1, and although he actually has no memory of that, something must have stuck. A Missouri native, he joined the Columbia Swim Club at age 9, where he is still remembered for his stylish dragon swim trunks. After giving up on …

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