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Luke Greenbank Coming Off “One of the best blocks of training I’ve ever done”
With a front half of 56.52 and a back half of 1:00.36, Greenbank of Great Britain/Loughborough beat the next closest swimmer tonight by nearly a second.
Sophie Hansson Finding Success in Longer Breaststroke Training
Renshaw touched in 2:25.47 to McSharry’s 2:25.58, while Sweden’s Sophie Hansson was just behind in 2:26.70 for bronze.
Nicholas Santos: “My best time is 22.6… I think I can swim faster”
For Santos, he’s been as fast as 22.73 so far this season, a time which situates him as the #2 swimmer in the world behind Russia’s Oleg Kostin
James Guy on In-season Swims: “You have to swim fast at the right time”
After his races, Guy emphasized that in-season swims were good to practice, but the focus was is on swimming fast when it matters most.
Matt Sates Taking Slight Taper for World Champs, All in for Comm Games
Sates, who already did major damage on day 1 by beating Olympic champion Dean in the 200m free, got it done for 200 IM gold tonight in 1:58.31
Why Loughborough University is Becoming a Hot Spot for NCAA Post Grads
After getting a first-hand look at Loughborough, it’s easy to see why an NCAA athlete looking to keep swimming might take the leap across the pond.
Ben Proud on Staying at the Top Level of Sprinting Consistently
Proud produced 21.89 for silver in the men’s 50 free while winning the B-final of the 50 fly in a time of 23.22, which would have placed 2nd in the A-final
Kamminga Would Rather Race Adam Peaty Head On Than Win World Title Without Him
Arno Kamminga of the Netherlands nabbed the men’s 200m breast victory here in a time much quicker than Monaco.
Anastasia Gorbenko Planning for Packed Event Schedule in Budapest
Israel’s national record holder Anastasia Gorbenko was the fastest woman in a very tight 200m IM field, which saw the top 3 finishers separated by only .34.
WATCH: Milak’s, Santos’ Barcelona Meet Records & More
Men’s butterfly was stacked, with Nicholas Santos (23.03) and Kristof Milak (1:53.89) combining to break both meet records in the fly events today
Olympic Champion Tom Dean Ready for Big Summer with 3 Major Championships
Although beat out for 200 free gold by newly turned Pro Matt Sates, Dean still shined with a silver medal-worthy time of 1:46.27
Anna Elendt Translates Weight Room Gains to Breaststroke Success
Elendt of both Germany and the University of Texas fired on all cylinders, registering a super quick prelims time of 1:05.82 in this women’s 100m breast.
Michael Andrew Swam 18 Races in 2 Days at Mare Nostrum Monaco
This included swimming 50s and 100s of every stroke, with finals of some of those 100s and skins (potentially 4 rounds per event) for the 50s
WATCH: Sates, Fratus, & More Race Videos from Day 1 at Mare Nostrum Barcelona
Watch Matt Sates drop a 1:45.9 200 free, Gorbenko win a highly contested 200 IM final, and Fratus score another sub-22 50 free
