Improvement in the water starts by asking the right questions. Here’s how to get unstuck when you aren’t improving as fast as you’d like at the pool.
How do you win five Olympic gold medals under intense pressure? By swimming one race at a time.
Swimmers often struggle to swim fast under pressure. Here are three things you can start doing at practice today to “choke proof” your swim meets.
Swimming faster means swimming well in practice. Here are three ways swimmers can make the most of their time at practice.
The main set is the meat potatoes of your swim practice. Are you giving it the effort that your swimming deserves?
There’s lots going on when you step up on the blocks. Here is how to manage internal and external distractions so that you can swim fast when it matters most.
Fun fact: Swimmers can build confidence, just like a skill. Here are three of my favorite tips for swimmers on how they can consistently build self-confidence in the water.
Want a simple way to make swim practice go by faster AND help you go faster too? Read on and learn how counting your strokes will help make your time in the water more efficient.
Big goals are great. But often, open goals, or “curiosity goals” can be just the thing we need to accomplish hard things in the water.
Power up your swim practices by learning from the training mindset and habits of Olympic champions.
