Regan Smith & Kate Douglass RETURN to the SwimSwam Podcast, Debrief Short Course Worlds

2024 SC WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Regan Smith and Kate Douglass combined for 14 medals, 8 world records (9 unofficially), and $261,000 in earnings at the 2024 Short Course World Championships. Both swim stars came on the SwimSwam Podcast to debrief their historic performances.

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Kevin
7 minutes ago

So happy these two continue to be generous with their time and candid with their insights. That’s true of all the athletes who do all the interviews and podcasts. The joint interviews with Kate and Regan just make it stand out more to me that they don’t need to do this, but that they choose to, and I really enjoy the insights and candor and what it can do for the sport and the fans.

I really liked hearing Kate talk about feeling the waves in the medley relay. I wondered about that. Regan’s take on swimming fly in the mixed medley was fun too.

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jisilv01
48 minutes ago

Apparently, Leon is planning to go to Australia to train for a few months…

DK99
1 hour ago

Just give them their own weekly show at this point

Viking Steve
Reply to  DK99
45 minutes ago

“Sisterhood of the Traveling Tech Suits”

Morning in America Again
2 hours ago

Another podcast gem by SwimSwam’s MVP, Coleman Hodges!

Side question regarding Regan: does she take any side classes (either in the past at ASU) or currently at Texas? She has no reason for a degree (her life’s has got a different trajectory). I’m just curious how she feeds her mind outside the pool.

Best wishes to both ladies!

HOO love
Reply to  Coleman Hodges
1 hour ago

I think she is taking online classes at ASU is what she said on Unfiltered Waters

Morning in America Again
Reply to  Coleman Hodges
13 minutes ago

FWIW: Regan is already an alumna from Stanford. According to former Stanford president Gerhard Casper (1992-2000): “completing 3 full time quarters at Stanford makes one an alumnus of the university.” Regan’s freshman year at SU qualifies her for this .

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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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