SwimSwam Podcast: Olympic Champ Josh Davis on Peaking in Your Late 20’s
Davis really cherishes his 2 silvers from 2000 in Sydney, where at 28 years of age, he peaked physically in the pool and had the best swims of his career.
SwimSwam Podcast: Catherine Kase, 2020 Women in Aquatic Sports Award Winner
Kase is the first woman to serve twice (2016 & 2020-21) as an Olympic Head Coach, in addition to head coaching at 4 FINA World Championships
SwimSwam Podcast: Anthony Grimm on Developing Top Underwater Speed
Grimm gave us a look into his swim background, lending aid as to how he was able to develop top-level speed both above water and below it.
SwimSwam Podcast: Brooke Forde on Training with Legendary Stanford IM Group
Forde explains her ascent from jr national team to NCAA champion and how she slowly but surely became comfortable training with the Stanford women.
SwimSwam Podcast: Jeff Poppell on Building a Team From the Ground Up
Poppell was integral in building 3 major programs from the ground up and he shares what lessons he learned along the way.
SwimSwam Podcast: William & Mary Swimmers Speak Up On Plagiarism, Title IX
They were candid on their thoughts of the recent news of the W&M athletic director plagiarizing Stanford’s release of cutting teams
SwimSwam Podcast: Zoe Gregorace Gives Tips for Eating Like a Swimmer
Zoe describes how she learned about nutrition while getting her masters and how she made slight tweaks to maximize her energy output AND taste in every meal
SwimSwam Podcast: Madison Kennedy’s Secrets to Longevity in Sprinting
Kennedy, who’s known for her short yardage at practice and meets, goes into why a combination of in-water and out-of-water workouts work best for her
SwimSwam Podcast: Michael Andrew Offers Thoughts on Looming ISL Season
Michael gives his candid thoughts on the coming ISL season and specifically how Australia has reacted to their athletes traveling
SwimSwam Podcast: Robert Howard on Developing Elite Level Speed
Howard talked about being a lifelong Tide fan and how Nick Saban and Alabama football inspired him to rise to the top of his game in the pool.
See 200 Episodes Of The SwimSwam Podcast
SwimSwam welcomes the biggest names in swimming for their unique perspectives, and we break down the past, present, and future of aquatic sports.
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SwimSwam Podcast: Alyssa Marsh on Balancing Swimming at an Elite Level and Life
Marsh, the daughter of 2016 Olympic head coach David Marsh, has always kept a healthy balance between swimming and whatever else is going on in her life
SwimSwam Podcast: Brown, Banic, DeLoof & More Talk Training in Knoxville, ISL
While Molly Hannis was the prominent figure in this group for years, the group has seen a huge increase recently from graduations as well as relocations
SwimSwam Podcast: Yahya Radman Reflects on the 4 Levels of Coaching
Yahya has traveled around the world to grow his knowledge of coaching and it shows in the way he approaches his craft.
SwimSwam Podcast: Why John Naber’s Silver-Medal Swim Might’ve Been His Greatest
the USA 1976 Men’s team was dominant and Naber was one of the winningest athletes on that team, garnering 4 gold medals and 1 silver
