Podcasts about Jordan Wilimovsky

With the Tokyo Games happening at the moment I thought it would be great to bring on someone who recently competed over there and what a great guy I was able to grab a hold of in Team USA open water specialist, Jordan Wilimovsky.  Within the conversation we discuss in detail the art of "enduring", not in the obvious sense of Jordan's incredible physical endurance, but more in the mental sense of what it takes to not become distracted from the goals at hand. Whether you are someone that is use to long days in the office, working on projects for weeks at time, or someone that just struggles with long-term commitments, Jordan sheds some great insight on how to approach a task and conquer it through an ability to endure. 

In less than two months, the world will be glued to the Summer Olympics in Tokyo. Without a doubt, these will be the strangest Olympics in our lifetimes. Without fans in attendance this year, we wanted to dig deeper into what goes on behind the scenes and how elite athletes prepare for and experience the games. Joining us today is U.S. Olympic swimmer Jordan Wilimovsky. Jordan will be competing in the Tokyo Games, hoping to improve on his Olympic debut in Rio in 2016, where he finished 5th in the 10k event. We wanted to get Jordan's perspective about the postponed games, his relationship with brands and sponsors and to get a sense of how an athlete at his level prepares for this ultimate competition. Hosted by Gosha Khuchua and Alex McNamara. Visit us on www.30minuteCMO.com and follow us on Instagram @30MinuteCMO

Hard work can often make up for a deficit of time, or even raw talent. Two-swim-sport Olympian Jordan Willimovsky joins the show to talk with Kelly and Maria about how his work ethic keeps him at the height of his career, as he prepares for his second Olympic showing in open water and pool swimming in the summer of 2021. Sign up for your free consultation on health, leadership and life coaching with Kelly or Maria at ChampionsMojo.com/cm-coaching.Catch up on EVERY episode at ChampionsMojo.com.MORE ABOUT JORDAN WILLIMOVSKYJordan Wilimovsky is a world-renowned distance swimmer for both open water and the 1500 meters freestyle, in the pool. In 2016, Jordan became the first American to qualify for the Olympic Games in two separate swimming sports -- the 10K open water and the 1500 meter pool swim. Representing the U.S., Jordan had an outstanding performance at the 2016 Olympic Games finishing just outside of the medals, in 4th place. Jordan has already qualified for the current 2021 US Olympic Team in the 10K open water event. And when the U.S. holds its Olympic trials this June, Jordan will again try to make history by making the Olympic team as a two-swim-sport athlete. Jordan is a member of the CG Sports Network.Episode Topics and MentionsCG Sports NetworkOpen water swimming2016 OlympicsRoller derbyTour de FranceDraftingJarrod PoortHannah MooreAshley TwichellPro surfingNorthwestern UniversityDepression and Anxiety ToolkitTakeawaysMariaConfidence comes from preparation and experience. KellyRemember that you will likely not be great at something the first time -- you might even fail. But just keep at it, anyway.Quote of the Week“If you want to succeed, you have to work incredibly hard for that and plan out your course of action for whatever you are facing.” -- Jordan WilimovskySubscribe to the Champion's Mojo podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Play.Have something you want to share with us? Email it to hello@championsmojo.com.

Discipline is in the details for two-sport elite athlete Ashley Twichell who has already qualified for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics in open-water swimming and will compete in June 2021 for a spot as a 1500-meter pool swimmer on Team USA. She joins the show to share her tips for discipline in the little things, leadership by example and the importance of sleep.  Sign up for your free consultation on health, leadership and life coaching with Kelly or Maria at ChampionsMojo.com/cm-coaching.Catch up on EVERY episode at ChampionsMojo.com.MORE ABOUT ASHLEY TWICHELLAshley Twichell is a two-sport elite athlete in swimming and open water swimming. Ashley has already qualified for the 2021 US Olympic Team in the open water 10-kilometer race and is currently a real contender to make the 1500-meter freestyle event as well, ranking as the current 2nd fastest American woman behind Katie Ledecky, as of March 2021. If Ashley were to make the Olympic Team in the 1500-meter freestyle, she would be the first American to qualify for these two separate swimming sports in the same Olympic Games. Ashley, who is sponsored by TYR, is a two-time world champion in open water. She was a multiple NCAA All-American at Duke University, while posting top academics. While at Duke she rewrote Duke’s record book in the 200 free and up. She is also the 4th-fastest American woman ever in the 1500-meter event behind greats like Katie Ledecky, Kate Ziegler and Janet Evans. Episode Topics and MentionsOpen water swimmingOlympic Swimming2021 Tokyo OlympicsDuke UniversityTYRKatie LedeckyKate Ziegler Janet Evans2011 US Nationals for open water swimming in Fort LauderdaleAlex Meyer -- open water swimmerUniversity of North CarolinaMission ViejoGolden Goggle AwardsHaley AndersonJordan WilimovskyDavid HeronSan Antonio, TexasImportance of sleepShoulder surgeryLong Beach, CaliforniaPortugalRCP Tiburon MileShanghai, ChinaWoebotRISE Athlete Mentoring TakeawaysMaria If you have a big goal, and don’t quite make it, you should feel good about what you accomplished.Verbalize your negative thoughts and identify them. Do not internalize them.Kelly Don’t compare yourself to others. By doing that, you take your eye off your own goal.Having discipline for the little things is just as important as having discipline for the big things.Quote of the Week“Don’t compare yourself to others. Realize that everyone’s path is different.” -- Ashley TwichellSubscribe to the Champion's Mojo podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Play.Have something you want to share with us? Email it to hello@championsmojo.com.

Jordan Wilimovsky is one of America's top distance swimmers in both the pool and open water. At the 2016 Olympics he placed 4th in the 1500 and 5th in the 10K. He is the first American male swimmer qualified for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics in the 10K and will be swimming the mile at OT's this summer. Jordan is known for his insane work ethic. Brett digs into how Dave Kelsheimer (Team Santa Monica) trains him and how he approaches training every day. With his ticket to Tokyo already punched, he's got daily motivation in knowing he is representing the stars and stripes. This episode is sponsored by DESTRO SWIM TOWERS. Use "brett" at checkout to save $150! Subscribe, Review, Share! Apple Google Spotify YouTube Connect | Brett Hawke On Instagram @hawkebr on Twitter @insidewithbh On Facebook @insidewithbh Connect | Jordan Wilimovsky On Instagram On Twitter Produced by: SWIMNERD Sponsored by: Destro Swim Towers Supported by: Fitter & Faster Special Thanks: Thumbnail photography courtesy of Jack Spitser. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brett-hawke/message

We sat down with Jordan Wilimovsky, the laid back distance ace based in California. Jordan talked us through distance training during quarantine and where he's at in the pool right now. He gets into what it's like being at a national team camp with all kinds of athletes and what he learns from sprinters, then compares that to what makes distance races seem more manageable. Click here to listen and subscribe on Spotify Click here to listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts Click here to listen and subscribe on Podbean Click here to listen and subscribe on Google Click here to listen and subscribe on YouTube Click here to listen and subscribe on Listen Notes Click here to listen and subscribe on Stitcher Click here to listen and subscribe on iHeartRadio Click here to listen and subscribe on Amazon Music: Otis McDonaldwww.otismacmusic.com

We got the chance to sit down with Jordan Wilimovsky, the first American to qualify for the Olympic games in an open-water event and pool competition. We go deep into the vast differences between open-water swimming and regular competition along with the all the quirks and strategy that you need to enjoy open-water swimming. We hope everyone enjoys!  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Zach Pereles and Martin Oppegaard are back for a special Saturday edition of Pound the Talk. The guys discuss a bevy of topics, including swimmer Jordan Wilimovsky's chances for gold in Rio in the 1500 meters, as well as basketball recruiting. The Wildcats missed out on two more recruits in the past couple weeks; is it time to hit the panic button? They also talk about how training camp is going and make a series of prop bets on the upcoming season. Finally, they make a big time announcement: Inside NU Fantasy Football is back! Find out how to enter by listening!