A Quick Reading List for Swimmers (and Coaches)
Although pools are closed, there are still lessons that the sport can teach you. Here is a quick reading list for swimmers and coaches.
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Although pools are closed, there are still lessons that the sport can teach you. Here is a quick reading list for swimmers and coaches.
Michael Phelps’ book, “No Limits: The Will to Succeed” is a behind the scenes look at his journey from age grouper to his 8-gold medal winning performance in Beijing.
No pool? No problem. Here are three dryland workouts for swimmers from beginner to advanced that you can do at home.
Summer Sanders is a 4-time Olympic medalist and NCAA champion. In her book, “Champions are Raised, Not Born,” she distills the lessons she learned on her way to becoming a champion swimmer.
Stuck at home and want to stay in swimming shape? Here are my favorite dryland tools that swimmers can use to train at home.
Joe Schooling stunned the world when he won the 100m butterfly at the Rio Olympics. Here is some of the training that Joe Schooling did on his way to Olympic gold.
Eddie Reese is one of the top swim coaches on the planet. In Eddie Reese: Coaching Champions, Teaching Life, we get a peek inside the mind of the winningest NCAA swim coach in history.
During times of uncertainty, lean on the thing you can control and that shapes you. Your process.
Pre-race nerves are often misunderstood. Here’s Olympic champion Summer Sanders on how pre-race nerves don’t mean anything until you give them meaning.
During Pieter van den Hoogenband’s international career he competed against and beat some of the best freestylers in history. At the Sydney Olympics, he beat
