Katinka Hosszu Thriving With New Coach: GMM presented by SwimOutlet.com

Gold Medal Minute presented by SwimOutlet.com

Olympic and World Champion Katinka Hosszu has only gotten better since coming off of last summer. At the FINA Champions Series in Indy, Hosszu dropped a 2:08.5 200 IM, over 1.5 seconds better than her 2:10.1 she swam to win European Champs. Obviously, she’s in a good place. She loves training in Budapest with her new coach and she’s clearly thriving.  The Iron Lady can nearly swim anything she wants, but she’s focused on the 200 and 400 IM for 2019 FINA World Championships in Korea.

LOOKING AHEAD TO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS – PREDICTIONS:

I think Katinka wins 200 IM, her best event of worlds, in 2:06.4.
And, generally speaking, she defends her 2017 title in the 200 and 400 IM.

What do you think? 

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This is a Gold Medal Media production presented by SwimOutlet.com. Host Gold Medal Mel Stewart is a 3-time Olympic medalist and the co-founder of SwimSwam.com, a Swimming News website.

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Attis
4 years ago

Would have been better to interview her 5 minutes after she raced and not 5 seconds…

Oldbckstkr
4 years ago

Nothing natural added? So dang fast…

ERVINFORTHEWIN
4 years ago

The more i see her in interview , the more i like her unique groove . What an amazing swimmer she is . 2 Golds this summer for her .

sven
Reply to  ERVINFORTHEWIN
4 years ago

She gives a good interview, and comes across as much more friendly than I might expect from someone so competitive and driven. Considering all strokes and distances, she is possibly the best female all-around swimmer of all time. She was one of the highlights of the Rio OGs for me. Even with a silver in the 200 back, her overall performance that week was incredible (and let’s be honest, there is no shame in losing to Dirado there… that race was damn near flawless). It seems like she’s happy and that her training is going well this year, so I’m looking forward to her races in Korea.

Texas Tap Water
4 years ago

She will win in 2:07 and 4:29

Aquajosh
4 years ago

I think she will have to be sub 4:30 if she wants to beat Ohashi this summer.

Taa
Reply to  Aquajosh
4 years ago

Ohashi should play the long game and lose on purpose this summer. Maybe 4:34 and let Hozzsu focus on her other races for next summer

Ol' Longhorn
4 years ago

Uhh, who is her new coach?

Coach Nico
Reply to  Ol' Longhorn
4 years ago

Arpad Petrov is her coach and he’s really doing a fine job working with her. Keep up the good work Arpi!

Lpman
4 years ago

Can we have a GMM on Shane Tusup? I am really interested in knowing what great things he has done (in addition to be being a world renowned golfer). My best guess is either a neurosurgeon, a nuclear physicist or perhaps an anger management coach.

John
Reply to  Lpman
4 years ago

I laughed way too hard at this!

Ol' Longhorn
Reply to  Lpman
4 years ago

Tusup 2020. You heard it here first.

Gold Medal Mel
Reply to  Lpman
4 years ago

Ya know. This would be a good GMM

ERVINFORTHEWIN
Reply to  Lpman
4 years ago

great request …but i am sure Mel has more interesting swimmers to cover first ….

Ol' Longhorn
4 years ago

I’d hate to be the guys in her training group trying to keep up with her.

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Gold Medal Mel Stewart

MEL STEWART Jr., aka Gold Medal Mel, won three Olympic medals at the 1992 Olympic Games. Mel's best event was the 200 butterfly. He is a former World, American, and NCAA Record holder in the 200 butterfly. As a writer/producer and sports columnist, Mel has contributed to Yahoo Sports, Universal Sports, …

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