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In this episode, Katie and Elizabeth Beisel sit down with Olympic silver medalist and world champion Bella Sims! They dive into the mindset shifts that helped her fall back in love with swimming, how she’s learned to embrace pressure, and the moment she almost stepped away from the sport. Bella opens up about burnout, mental resilience, and what it really takes to stay motivated at the highest level — even when things get hard. ----- DONATE TO EMILY KLUEH: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.gofundme.com/f/4sdbz-support-emilys-battle-against-cancer⁠⁠⁠⁠ ----- Subscribe and watch full video ...

This week Greg The Divemaster and friends celebrate the wedding of Bubble Boy. Plus the Aqua Gypsy checks in from live from Fiji! Looking for HOUR2?

It always starts the same way: someone opens a cooler, someone else says “we should totally do it,” and then someone (usually me) gets peer-pressured out of her bra and into a suspiciously warm body of water while yelling “YOLO” with the misplaced confidence of a woman who clearly has not learned her lesson. Hi. I’m Kristin. And skinny dipping? It’s kind of my thing. Not intentionally. I didn’t set out to become the person who’s always half-naked in a lake at 1 a.m. with strangers, soggy tortilla chips, and one sandal. But life, like water, is slippery. And somehow, every ...

Joe and Tom catch up from Font-Romeau and Andorra with a full debrief on recent races including the Challenge Championship, Yokohama WTCS, and 70.3 Chattanooga. From Belinda’s commentary masterclass to dodgy tactics and draft fests, they don’t hold back. Plus, Joe relives his brutal Ironman Lanzarote meltdown, and the pair get into a passionate rant about what’s going wrong in pro racing right now.They also discuss The Enhanced Games on the 2nd half of this week's show available exclusively for JYD Members!Join the JYD for exclusive members perks: patreon.com/TheJYDFind out more about ...

In today's episode, we review our last triathlon in April and we reveal our summer training and the exciting next event coming this autumn! Listen to get all the details.We have local triathlon races coming up, hosted by us: https://animisracing.com/upcoming-events/ Learn more about our Triathlon Holiday: https://animisracing.com/holidays/ Remember we offer year-round online triathlon coaching https://animisracing.com/online-triathlon-coaching/ Our annual club membership is open for new members: https://animisracing.com/product/club-membership/ Performance One Triathlon Gear: Use Oliver at ...

In this episode, Rob Hayes joins us for a conversation that explores the intersection of faith, family, and elite athletics. Rob, a former competitive golfer and father of seven, shares his journey of raising children in a sports-driven world while keeping family values front and center. From navigating the pressures of youth sports to making intentional family memories, Rob offers insight into fostering healthy relationships, prioritizing faith, and helping kids thrive both on and off the field.Rob’s experience in coaching his children through everything from soccer and tennis to golf ...

The boys (and Sarah) get fired up and brutally honest about the highs and hells of triathlon life. Producer Sarah drops the vape and hits the pavement—literally—while the boys share wild stories from the track and the treatment table. No one's safe as they call out the pressures chewing up young talent, the shady side of early elite competition, and the grind behind the glam. There's race talk, bold predictions, and some hot takes that'll either inspire you… or piss someone off. Either way, you’ll be entertained.

Rick DellaRatta, is a New York based jazz pianist, vocalist and composer.On the morning of September 9th 2001, he witnessed the terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre from the roof of the five-storey walk-up apartment building that he lived in.Rick felt compelled to commit his thoughts to paper in the form of a poem entitled Jazz for Peace.Since that day Rick has focused on trying to live life in a way that fulfils the message of the poem.In this episode of the Abeceder work life balance podcast Rest and Recreation Rick explains to Michael Millward how the poem inspired him to create a ...

I recently joined Rich Bolus on the Dad Mindset podcast, and we had a great chat about something I see all the time. Especially with triathletes and parents, you're fit. You've got a big engine from the bike in the run, but in the water it doesn't translate. And that's usually down to technique. We talked about why swimming is so different from the other two legs of a triathlon. How to help your kids develop strong fundamentals in the pool without the pressure of high level competition, and why the shape of your boat. Matters more than the size of your motor. We also got into things like ...

In dieser Swimtalk Sonderfolge diskutiere ich mit Christoph die Nachwuchskonzeption des DSV. Es gibt verdammt viele Schwächen und man könnte beinahe den Eindruck gewinnen, die aktuelle Fassung ist unbrauchbar und sollte nicht mehr abrufbar sein. Wir äußern Wünsche an eine Neufassung, werfen Ideen für neue Wettkampfkonzepte in den Raum und definieren unsere No-Go's! Außerdem bekommt ihr Einblicke in unsere Doktorarbeiten und mal wieder eine Wortneuschöpfung :-)

This audiobook is designed to assist you in understanding new concepts and the unique terminology that is used in the world of boating. It is an excellent starting point for those undertaking their first boating experience in order to make sense of the first few days on board, or as a handy reference tool for those returning to the sport after time away from it.

Welcome to another dynamic episode of HBCU Legends! I’m your host, Kyle T. Mosley, and today’s show is packed with everything from the beating prostate cancer to the HBCU band culture to Michael Vick sounds off on Brett Favre to the latest headlines in sports.We’ll dive into breaking news about President Biden’s prostate cancer diagnosis and share firsthand insights from Kyle T. Mosley (a survivor), and the reports from our own HBCU community.Plus, we’ve got exclusive interviews with legends like Ralph Cooper, words of encouragement for new graduates, and deep dives into the heated ...

Vicki explores pollution in our rivers and swim spots and how this affects us as swimmers. It's quite a grim tale. The episode gives you heaps of great information about identifying and dealing with pollution, so you can be better prepared for your swim. Yvette Tetteh who has swum down the River Volta in Ghana, talks about her swim, the river and the clothing waste from the global north that is clogging it up. She also talks about her charity The OR Foundation which is campaigning for change. Rebecca Duncan from The Rivers Trust talks about different types of pollution, how to spot them and ...

This week, we’re joined by TTL Development Team athlete Lydia Russell to talk about her transition from NCAA collegiate triathlon to the professional 70.3 scene. The first half of the episode is all about Lydia—her growth, challenges, and fast start to pro racing—while the second half shifts into our usual listener-submitted questions.With Lydia:Her fastest run split in St. GeorgeHow much potential she feels she still hasThe scariest part of racing as a 70.3 proWhat the NCAA triathlon experience was likeAdversities she’s faced in both college and pro triathlon as a womanAs the Tripod:...

Welcome to episode 281 of the Löw Tide Böyz - A Swimrun Podcast!We’ve got a great episode for everyone this week. Joining us from Norway to talk about their epic Catalina/Southern California/Vegas adventure, and so much more, are Coach Loyd Færøvik and Coach Ruben Wallentinsen, a.k.a., Team Swimosaurus Flex. We met this duo in Two Harbors and knew we wanted to get them on the show. In this conversation, we covered everything from treating hills like snacks, how powerlifting can make you a better Swimrunner, and what the local Swimrun scene in Norway looks like. This was a fun one!Enjoy!~...

In questo episodio:NEWSSUN YANG è tornatoSIMONE MANUELLEON MARCHANDTECNICA, FONDAMENTALI E ALLENAMENTOSCIVOLAMENTO E PROPULSIONEACQUA PASSATAALEXANDER POPOVUna ProduzioneShortyMedia|SMPodcastAutoreNicola Mascherin@swimmingcoachnick Instagram

This week on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we are discussing the 12-year-old Chinese phenom Yu Ziti (and swimming at the Chinese Nationals), Leon Marchand's spicy 4:07 400 IM, and Chris Lindauer going to Stanford.

Summary In this episode of the BeFearest Multisport podcast, host Jill Bartholomew and head coach Thomas Skelton recap their experiences at the 70.3 Chattanooga race. They discuss the cancellation of the swim, the overall vibe of the race, weather conditions, the dynamics of the time trial start, and the competitive landscape of the event. They also share insights on nutrition and hydration strategies, as well as their thoughts on the run course and athlete experiences. In this conversation, Thomas Skelton and Jill Bartholomew discuss their experiences at a recent triathlon event in ...

The sport of surfing has a mystique and allure that has transformed many of these icons into mythical figures. Surfer Stories brings them together in one definitive collection that will appeal to those who surf and those who don’t!

NEW MYSTERY > Pre-Release Price Harrison Steele’s dream of a work-free sailing sabbatical from his law firm is thwarted when a young bank auditor is killed a few days before he departs for the Caribbean. He becomes entangled in the investigation when no motive is uncovered for the young woman's murder. His sailing adventure takes an unexpected turn when he helps a teenage girl deserted by her father in Saint Lucia. The appearance of a beautiful Italian woman adds to the mystery, one good deed leads to another, and Harrison’s sailing adventure becomes a voyage of international intrigue. ...