Podcasts about marathon swimming

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Dr. David Edgar is a man of many talents. He's a Major in the NZ Army and currently Officer Commanding Physical Performance Squadron. He has an extensive background working in Rugby as a S&C Coach with Waikato, Chiefs, Manu Samoa, as well as over in Japan. He's also an accomplished marathon swimmer and endurance athlete, and will shortly look to complete the NZ marathon swimming Triple Crown by swimming the Foveaux Strait, having already completed the length of Lake Taupo and the Cook Strait. Plus, he's also on a mission to conquer the Ocean Seven. Edgar is doing all of this to help raise awareness for dyslexia and those with learning challenges, and he joined Piney to discuss his achievements. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textIn this episode, Duncan & Jim chat with Cameron Stanley, an ex-national swimmer and all-around great guy. Cameron's impressive swimming career saw him represent New Zealand and hold a national backstroke record, showcasing his talent in the pool. Never one to shy away from a challenge, he also set a world record for the ice 100m IM, proving his resilience in some of the coldest waters imaginable.After his competitive days, Cameron moved into coaching, sharing his expertise and passion with the next generation of swimmers. These days, he calls Wanaka home, drawn by its stunning landscapes and endless opportunities for outdoor adventure.Beyond the pool, Cameron's love for pushing boundaries has led him to incredible feats, including a 40km swim along the length of Lake Wakatipu. Whether it's taking on frigid waters in Alexandra or exploring new trails on foot, Cameron embraces every opportunity for adventure. Tune in to hear his inspiring journey and the lessons he's learned along the way.

Today, we're joined by Craig Lewin, founder of Endurance Swimming, who discovered his passion in the open water. Though he started as an average swimmer in the pool, Craig found his stride in marathon swimming, where endurance and mindset matter more than speed. In this episode, he shares his journey and insights on tackling challenging open water swims. Tune in now! 01:24 Journey into Marathon Swimming  06:01 Building a Support Network and Mentors 13:05 Training and Recovery Strategies 15:25 Patience in Progress: The Long-Term Training Mindset 18:15 Embracing the Flow: Letting Go of Pace in Long Swims 20:45 Tempo vs. Stroke Length 22:30 Mental Preparation and Long Swims 27:35 Building Confidence Through Repetition 28:36 Finding the Right Coach for Long Swims 31:05 Get in touch with Craig!

Trafford Metro's Rebecca Lennon has had quite the journey in swimming. From a top-level 200m backstroker in her formative years, to a marathon swimmer in her adult life, she is currently training to swim the English Channel. Rebecca talks to host Helen Gorman.

RECORDED VIA ZOOMJames Pittar, an open water swimmer from Sydney, was inducted into the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame as an Honor Swimmer in 2009. He became the first blind swimmer to complete the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming. Through his swims, he has raised over $100,000 for the Fred Hollows Foundation and is also associated with the Rainbow Club Foundation, teaching swimming to disabled children. He is listed on the Rottnest Channel Swim Honour Board and now serves as a mentor for marathon swimming.James released the print version of his autobiography, Blind Vision: A Blind Man's Courage in the Face of Loss Triumph and Love, in 2019 and has now recorded and produced the audiobook version with Brisbane Audiobook Production, narrated superbly by Les Horovitz.Join James and Les on The Simone Feiler Podcast, chatting about James' achievements, his book and a whole bunch more.Visit James' website hereConnect with James directly here.Subscribe to James' YouTube Channel here.What's your story?I'd love to chat!Contact me here.

Chris and Will are taking you into the heart of day thirteen and fourteen of Olympic highlights, with coverage of Diving, Marathon Swimming, Golf, Canoe Sprint, Rhythmic Gymnastics, and Sport Climbing.

Kate Varley reports from Paris ahead of Ireland's Daniel Wiffen competing in the 10 kilometre open water swim.

Today I am syncing up with Adina O'Neill, Founder of Team B Real, Swimming and Triathlon Coach and Author of the New book, Forward is a Pace. Adina shares where her journey into endurance sports began and how she is on a mission to help ordinary people unleash the extraordinary athlete inside, empowering people to feel what it's like to accomplish an athletic goal for the first time or for seasoned athletes taking their racing to new levels. Adina went from not being able to run a mile to completing over 100 endurance events including the Paris Marathon, IRONMAN Mont Tremblant, ice swims, a 13 mile swim, and a 200 mile single day bike ride. We chat about her philosophy around coaching athletes of all levels, Marathon Swimming and what athleic events are on her list, Open Water Swimming and some keys tips on form and mindset, finding the right coach,  the parallels between building a coaching business, writing a book, and athletics. OFFERS SiPhox Health: 20% Off First Purchase SiPhoxhealth.com/marnionthemove Ketone-IQ: Ketone.com/Marni for 30% Off First Subscription CONNECT Adina O'Neill on Instagram Marni On The Move Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, or YouTube` Marni Salup on Instagram and Spotify SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER Sign up for our weekly newsletter, Do What Moves You, for Marni on the Move updates, exclusive offers, invites to events, and exciting news! SUPPORT THE PODCAST Leave us a review on Apple. It's easy, scroll through the episode list on your podcast app, click on five stars, click on leave a review, and share what you love about the conversations you're listening to. Tell your friends to what you love on social. Screenshot or share directly from our stories the episode you're listening to, tag us and the guests.

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Dean Summers became a long-distance ocean swimmer in midlife. Now he swims with sharks, jellyfish and bioluminescence in wild oceans around the world

Ramin Cyrus has swum a channel relay, the Thames Marathon at Henley and other big swims, all great achievements. Powerful achievements, given that he is visually impaired. While for most open water swimmers, sighting is a matter of looking up, to work out where they are and to set their course, Ramin Cyrus sights without sight, with the help of great friends in the water, Paul Daniels and Anthony Wood, he is having the swimming time of his life. In this podcast, recorded at the Lido café in London's Hyde Park, we discuss his swimming achievements, and what it is like to be a swimmer with visual impairment. We discuss what needs to be in place to undertake such big swims with no sight, how he navigates the water, and how he recruits all his senses to undertake the most sensorial of sports.

Townsville marathon swimmer Julie Boxsell joins us on this episode of Torpedo Swimtalk Podcast to share her deep-seated love for open water swimming and the community it fosters. Julie gives us an insider's look at her disciplined training regimen, including arduous double sessions, all building up to her next swim challenge in Tasmania's Derwent River. She doesn't just swim through stinger-infested waters; Julie swims through life's uncertainties, drawing strength from her unwavering support crew and the connections she's made that transcend the competition itself.Julie recounts her Manhattan 20 Bridges marathon – a swim she had to complete twice, back to back, because lightning stopped the first one at the eleventh hour.  We discussed the need for mental fortitude and the agility to adapt when something like this happens. As we celebrate the vibrant open water events and the camaraderie that defines the swimming community, Julie reflects on the profound reasons that compel swimmers to confront monumental challenges such as the English Channel. Our dialogue journeys through the logistical maze of planning international swims, the strategy of seizing the best time slots, and the dream of creating new swim events on Australian shores. Join us to feel the thrill and passion that fuel marathon swimmers like Julie Boxsell.Follow JulieInstagramFacebookYou can connect with Torpedo Swimtalk:WebsiteFacebookInstagramYouTubeSign up for our NewsletterLeave us a reviewTorpedo Swimtalk is sponsored by AMANZI SWIMWEARTorpedo Swimtalk does S&C by ELEVATE THE PROCESS#swim #swimmer #swimming #mastersswimmer #mastersswimmers #mastersswimming #openwaterswimmer #openwaterswimmers #openwaterswimming #swimminglover #swimmingpodcast #mastersswimmingpodcast #torpedoswimtalkpodcast #torpedoswimtalk #tstquicksplashpodcast #podcast #podcaster #podcastersofinstagram #swimmersofinstagram #swimlife #swimfit #ageisjustanumber #health #notdoneyet

Ceinwen Roberts is a name synonymous with long distance marathon swimming, achieving distances and speeds the fittest and fastest can only dream of, and now she's training Shaun! We touch base with Ceinwen to hear exactly what it takes to cross the finish line.  Follow Perth radio star and Ex-Dockers captain Shaun McManus as he dives headfirst into his most challenging athletic trial to date, a 19.7km open water solo swim to Rottnest Island. Tune in for the triumphs, intense training, and setbacks. This is Shaun McManus' Road To Rotto.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Karen Throsby is a swimmer and a sociologist. She is passionate about marathon swimming, and her CV of international distance swims is truly outstanding, taking in the Catalina Channel and Twenty Bridges Swim around Manhatten, as well as the English Channel. In 2008, as she started training for her English Channel solo swim, she took this as a unique opportunity to bring together her combined research and swimming interests. She wrote a very scholarly book called ‘Immersion: Marathon Swimming, Embodiment and Identity', which takes the lid off of the identity and body-shaping process of becoming a marathon swimmer. In this podcast, we talk about what it takes to make a marathon swimmer, through the lens of her own Channel swimming experience.

Un nouvel épisode hors série dans un format court d'une vingtaine de minutes afin d'aborder les questions récurentes aux premiers pas en compétition d'eau libre. Faisons ensemble le déroulé d'une bonne épreuve et comprenons comment et pourquoi le marquage, dans quelle mesure le drafting, où se placer au départ, comment aborder la navigation et la nage en groupe, comment se déroule l'arrivée ou encore le choix cornélien du port ou non du néoprène. Pour mieux comprendre comment appréhender le plan d'eau et adapter sa nage ré-écoutez l'épisode Hors série 01  Pour savoir si votre compétition correspond aux critères d'une mauvaise organisation? relisez les 3 articles consacrés à la question : https://mountainride.net/2023/02/09/existe-il-des-criteres-objectifs-qui-definissent-une-mauvaise-competition-1-3/ 

Frédéric Romera est bien connu en bassin et en eau libre, il est titré au niveau mondial dans les deux disciplines en Masters et s'aligne sur les courses et traversées les plus dures et les plus folles souvent dans des conditions très dures, après des blessures ou avec des organisations pas toujours très efficientes.  Mais c'est surtout un sportif qui s'est mis à la natation très tardivement et contre toute attente avec un grand succès et des résultats dignes d'un ancien nageur de club voire de haut niveau. Personnage attachant et atypique il a fondé la Team AB dans la région lyonnaise un club d'amis qui pourtant porte très haut les couleurs du club. Il participe à des défis fous (mais bien organisés eux) pour des grandes causes dont le défi Yeno en 2021 et en 2023 et rien de moins que la Corse aller-retour depuis le continent en 2022, Toujours avec des amis et pour partager de grands moments dans l'eau et en dehors. Parfois avec des coups durs, ou des blessures mais toujours avec le sourire et en mettant l'humain avant tout. Vous pouvez d'ailleurs soutenir le défi Yeno cette année sur helloasso :

Comment pratiquer notre discipline, conserver et batir son indentité sans compétition et sans règlement spécifique, et qui de mieux qu'un juge arbitre (mais pas seulement) pour nous parler d'eau libre en compétition.  Philippe Zinsmeister est cet amoureux de la discipline qui bénévolement arbitre (et forme à l'arbitrage) en eau libre. Il sillone la France avec son fils Julien Zinsmeister vainqueur de dizaines d'épreuves en coupe de France et multiple champion du monde en Ice Swimming. Comprenez que ces deux là sont synomymes d'eau libre sous toutes ses formes. Dès lors il paraissait indispensable en ce début de saison de faire un point sur le règlement Aqua et sur ses déclinaisons en coupe de France (port de la combinaison, délais de fin de course, qualification pour les phases finales).  Mais aussi de revenir sur quelques polémiques de notre discipline notamment les derniers championnats d'Europe du 25km ou les Jeux Olympiques de Rio et la disqualification d'Aurélie Muller, du point de vue d'un juge arbitre expérimenté. Une rencontre et une discussion passionante autour de l'eau libre.

Ce deuxième hors série va permettre après la question du plan d'eau, d'aborder les causes et les conséquences du froid et donc de l'hyporthermie en natation en eau libre et de traiter du cas épineux du port de la combinaison néoprène pour pratiquer notre discipline notamment en compétition en appliquant les réglements multiples qui peuvent se rencontrer lors d'une saison faite de courses locales ou de coupe ou de championnats de France. Il est difficile de s'y retrouver et donc il paraissait essentiel après avoir décrit rapidement les risques du froid que vous pouvez aussi retrouver sur le blog https://mountainride.net/2018/11/08/hypothermie-les-regles-de-base/  De faire le point sur les différentes qualités de néoprène et donc de combinaison en fonction de la discipline ou des objectifs. Vous pouvez retrouver un test que j'ai pu effectuer sur un modèle Arena  https://mountainride.net/2019/08/06/test-de-la-combinaison-arena-powerskin-carbon-black/ 

André Soulières organise depuis 2016 la traversée du Lac Tremblant au Québec qui devient, notamment le 15km, une épreuve de très haut niveau que les meilleurs nageurs de cette distance commencent à inscrire à leur calendrier dont Bertrand Venturi qui en est devenu l'ambassadeur. Il fut vice champion d'Europe du 25km en 2010 et aujourd'hui entraine le Neptune Olympique Frontignais et co-organisteur du très beau Thau Swim Trek dont on parlait déjà dans le podcast il y a peu.  Se pourrait-il que les lacs canadiens deviennent le lieu de rencontre estival des meilleurs "marathoniens" de la natation avec pourquoi pas la mise en place d'un circuit qui remplacerait ce que la Fina ne souhaite plus promouvoir au plus haut niveau, à savoir toutes les distances au delà de 10km. Il nous raconte la genèse de ce projet et son expansion, son ouverture au grand public et les grands noms qui ont remporté cette épreuve et ont écrit son histoire qui fait de cette épreuve, avec la traversée internationale du Lac Saint Jean le week-end précédent deux étapes clés de la nage longue distance. Le Québec pourrait devenir la destination des amoureux de l'eau libre. https://www.traverseelactremblant.ca 

Désormais en parallèle des entretiens décadaires avec des personnalités de la natation en eau libre, vous retrouverez aussi des épisodes didactiques afin de se lancer dans la discipline, en loisir ou en compétition, sur le choix du matériel, les entrainements ou la sécurité. Voici donc le premier de ces hors séries qui présentent les difficultés et les risques que l'on rencontrera sur chaque type de plan d'eau (mer, rivière, lac) et sur les moyens d'y évoluer le plus sereinement possible après une analyse rationnelle du spot. On y aborde les problématiques des marées, des pollutions, des vagues et des courants, des variations de températures, du matériel à emporter avec soi et des réflexes à avoir y compris quand on nage seul notamment en analysant le plan d'eau pour mieux en déceler des dangers. Test du Dial la balise de la SNSM  La carte et le territoire 

Laurent Neuville après avoir participé à deux olympiades dit qu'avec son compère Stéphane Caron ils veulent redonner un peu de ce que la natation leur a apporté. Le message est plaisant et ils le font plutot très bien à travers leur organisation de courses Open Swim Stars qui, après un raté pour faire nager 3500 nageurs dans la Seine en 2012, accueille en plein centre ville tous les étés depuis 2015 des milliers d'amateurs d'eau libre sur de très beaux parcours.  Ayant participé à l'étape parisienne depuis le début ou presque et adorant l'idée de se réapproprier ces lieux de nage urbains je voulais mettre en avant cette organisation et aborder aussi les problématiques de sécurité et les enjeux en matière de qualité des eaux et de bilan carbone. https://openswimstars.com 

Marie Claire Fortin est une nageuse "récréative" au Québec qui a initié un site pour partager et encourager le développement de la nage en eau libre dans sa province : https://www.nageeneaulibre.ca/  On y retrouve les lacs et les rivières dans lesquels on peut nager et aussi ceux dans lesquels il y a des groupes de nage constitués ou des compétitions.  Au delà elle soulève aussi la problèmatique de l'accès à ces biens publics du fait de la privatisation intensive des rives et des bords de lacs qui rendent impossible la pratique dans les pourtant très nombreux points d'eau du Québec. On y parle donc de club d'eau libre estival, de droit d'accès à des espaces publics, de préservation écologique de ces espaces et de cohabitation avec les autres pratiquants de sports nautiques mais aussi de développement de la discipline dans le long terme

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Laurent Gayraud est un des organisateurs du magnifique Thau Swim Trek, une épreuve  d'eau libre qui se tient en Mai sur 4 jours pour un total de 26km à nager dans cet étang et qui se termine dans les canaux de Sète.  https://www.ats-sport.com/epreuve.php?id_epreuve=8107 Un moment positif  pour répondre aux 3 articles où je tentais de déterminer les critères qui font une mauvaise épreuve de natation en eau libre. C'est l'occasion d'une présentation d'une très belle épreuve d'eau libre cherchant à allier sport et respect de l'environnement, dont vous reviendrez avec le sourire.  Elle n'est plus au programme de la coupe de France FFN et nous en discutons avec Laurent.

Nous évoquons avec Manon François, une nageuse maitre du Paris Aquatique ses débuts en eau libre pour elle qui pratiquait la natation synchronisée, qui vont l'amener très vite à nager plus de 61km pendant le Swim Saône et à participer après son accouchement au Thau Swim Trek soit 26km sur 4 jours. On y parle de coupe de France, de maternité donc, et, de préparation mentale et physique à la longue distance.

Suite de notre épisode 01 avec Jacques Tuset qui après nous avoir évoqué l'âge moderne de l'eau libre en France et dans le monde et quelques unes de ses 400 traversées à la nage et ses évasions de prisons revient nous parler de la communauté de la nage marathon, de la préparation mentale et physique mais aussi de l'ice swimming et de la nage avec palmes. retrouvez le sur les réseaux https://www.facebook.com/nageevasion et découvrez son livre  https://www.jacquestuset.com/livre/

Today's guest is one of the nicest guys you are ever likely to come across in the world of Marathon Swimming… a former top elite swimmer who ended up taking a little time away form the sport entirely; when he returned he embarked on his marathon swimming journey - he won the famous 25km Rottnest Swim in Australia, and then decided that he would aim to complete the famous Ocean 7 in one calendar year… for those who might not know, the Ocean7 is a set of seven ultra marathon swims across the globe, which are The English Channel, The North Channel, Gibraltar Strait, Catalina Channel, Molokai Channel, Cook Strait and the Tsugaru Strait … they vary from 44km to 16km in distance and really only a handful of people have completed all seven (21 so far, as of March 2023). He broke the British Record with his English Channel swim last year in 8 hours and very recently broke the World Record for the 26km Cook Strait in a staggering 4 hours 33mins… I was thrilled to welcome to the podcast Andy Donaldson…

La Traversée, le podcast de l'eau libre sous toutes ses formes reçoit son premier invité et parain de l'émission.  Jacques Tuset honoré à juste titre au Hall of Fame du Marathon Swimming Association pour ses plus de 400 traversées dans le monde et ses dizaines d'évasions d'iles prisons. Il est aussi l'auteur de "libre comme l'eau"   et nageur de l'extrême en eau froide. Il nous raconte dans ce premier épisode ses débuts dans les années 1970, ses plus dures traversées et l'évolution de la discipline jusqu'à aujourd'hui. Une histoire moderne de l'eau libre à lui tout seul.

In May 2022, the Serpentine Swimming Club was inducted into the International Marathon Swimmers Hall of Fame (IMSHOF), in Naples, Italy. One Saturday morning following this proud moment, many of the club's marathon swimmers came together to be photographed by Anthony Wood, a fellow Serpentine Club Swimmer who's been photographing life at the club for the past few years, as documented in his Instagram feed @coldwatermornings. This podcast catches the exuberance of the morning's celebration with many of the clubs' marathon swimmers as they assembled by the Serpentine Lake in Hyde Park, London, with interviews with some of the many, including multiple solo English Channel swimmer Nick Adams, John Coningham-Rolls, Neil Drinkwater, Robert Fischer, Tom Elliott, Gerald Power-athome, Club President Rob Ouldcott, Judith Charman, Mark Johanssen, James Lythe, James Norton, and the legendary Rosemary George. Marathon swimming defined here as 10 kilometers or more, takes, time, persistence, determination and of course - support. James Norton mentions three that supported him; Volker Koch, Alan Mitchell and Kevin Blick, all marathon swimmers themselves giving up their time to play a modest role in another marathon swimmer's challenge. ‘Teamwork makes the dream work' – trite but true.

Lori King is a working mom of two who recovered from both an eating disorder and Guillain-Barre syndrome and manages to conquer some of the world's most intimidating ocean swims. The award-winning marathon swimmer's many accomplishments include the Catalina channel swim (20 mi), the Manhattan Island swim (28.5 mi, the 8 Bridges Hudson River Staged Swim (7 days, 8 bridges, 120 miles), Capri-Napoli, Ibiza Marathon swim, and Kalamata, Greece. In 2016, the Long Island mother of two became the first woman (and second person) to successfully swim the 36.5 miles around the island of Bermuda in just over 21 hours.This past June Lori swam the Ka'iwi channel (the Channel of Bones), one of the hardest channels in the world to complete due to its rough conditions and active sea life. And in August 2022 she swam from Block Island, RI  to Montauk, NY, a challenge that's been called the “local Everest of swimming.” Connect with LoriWebsiteInstagramIn this episode, we discussGrowing up as a swimmer and the performance anxiety that cropped up during adolescenceThe comment from a doctor that served as a catalyst for Lori's eating disorderHow she got into eating disorder recovery Her Guillain-Barre diagnosis and how her body has changed since the diagnosis Why she does open water marathon swims and how her crew motivates herHow she trains for a marathon swim    Cold water acclimation Her recent swim from Block Island, RI to Montauk, NYWhy she worries more about jellyfish than shark during ocean swimsLinks/ResourcesEight Bridges Hudson River Stage Swim New York Times story on Lori King's swim from Block Island to Montauk Why We Swim by Bonnie Tsui   PRP injections (efficacy study)Bonnie Schwartz, swim coachLori's Swimpedia pageGuillain-Barre Syndrome 

Shien is a Melbourne based open water marathon swimmer, who originally fell in love with the open water after clearing the bush in NZ. Upon moving to Australia, the open water became a solace for healing after a challenging period in her life. Shien has since done several marathon swims of 20+ km and tells of her experiences with dolphins, overcoming severe jelly fish stings and how she mentally manages long hours in the water.  Shien is absolutely inspiring and I know after hearing this podcast, you will come away feeling empowered and inspired in your own ability to face your next challenge.  You can find Shien and support her at @shientheshark on Instagram  You can find more about me @charisnaturalnutrition and www.charisnaturalnutrition.com

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95-Time Masters National Champion and Marathon Swimming Triple Crown finisher makes time for the things he love – even when his schedule is inconsistent.Emergency room physician Kurt Dickson says that he prioritizes swimming workouts, even if the time of day or length varies by the day. He talks with Kelly and Maria about how difficult experiences in the past few years drove him to his strongest swimming performances and how he is able to put performance anxiety into perspective.  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 KURT DICKSONKurt Dickson is a full-time physician and masters swimmer, specializing in the longer freestyle events and backstroke. He's been US Masters National Champion 95 times, which means 95 All-American Honors, a 2-time FINA World Record Holder and a 7-time USMS Long Distance All-Star. In 2021, he earned his first-ever Pool All-Star honor, which is the highest honor in US Masters Swimming. Kurt has also completed the Triple Crown of Marathon Swimming which includes the Swim around Manhattan (28.5 mile), the English Channel crossing (21 mile) and swimming the Catalina Channel. He's also a 5-time Ironman Finisher. Episode Topics and MentionsEmergency medicineUS Masters SwimmingTriple Crown of Marathon SwimmingBrigham Young UniversitySleep routinesTriathlonsUS Masters National MeetUniversity of TexasDistance swimmingTaperingTakeawaysKellyGive yourself permission to say “this makes me feel alive and gives me meaning.”Keep what is important in perspective to deal with performance anxiety. Even if your body changes, you can enjoy movement and activities. MariaConsistency can remain, even if your schedule is always changing. Make time, somewhere, to fit in what is important. You can outwork others who may have more talent than you.Put your feelings into different buckets to really understand it: spiritual, intellectual and primal.Quote of the Week“You've got to be patient with yourself; you've got to be persistent, but be patient with yourself.”  -- Kurt DicksonSubscribe 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.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/championsmojo)

This week we are chatting with Marathon swimmer Catherine Breed about her record setting 25 mile swim across Monterey Bay!!

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Chris Warren wrapped up the weekend in sport on Sunday afternoon bouncing around the worlds of T20 Cricket, NRL, Racing, Soccer, Rugby Union, Boxing, Marathon Swimming, NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL and much more in a packed edition of the show along with the Mad Russian.

The English Channel between Great Britain and France is to many swimmers what Mount Everest is to mountaineers. A 36-year-old Australian has now achieved what no one has dared to accomplish before her: She swam the 33-kilometer route for a record 44th time. - Der Ärmelkanal zwischen Großbritannien und Frankreich ist für viele Schwimmer, was der Mount Everest für Bergsteiger ist. Eine 36-jährige Australierin hat nun vergangene Woche geschafft, was noch nie jemandem vor ihr gelungen ist: Sie ist die 33 Kilometer weite Strecke 44 Mal geschwommen. Dabei war sie als Elfjährige noch Nichtschwimmerin.

Australian Chloë McCardel has matched the previous record of 43 English Channel crossings matching Briton Alison Streeter's record from 2004.

Nial Funchion is a Chicago policeman veteran and an open water swimmer who has achieved the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming. He is currently ranked 18th in the global Oceans Seven list and has been on a wild ride searching for the ultimate fuel source to push through intense training in the world of Marathon Swimming. From vegan to full carnivore, full circle. An incredible journey of discovery, an eye-opening experience crushing old paradigms and misleading guidelines contrary to optimal health. He views himself as a giant ‘Lab Rat' testing training results via Dexa Scans, CIMT scans, CAC scans, and Blood Labs and more. Swimming has taken him across shores, against the odds, from England, France, Spain, Africa, Honduras, California, Chicago, and many countries in between. He could have never imagined reaching the current intensity levels, on a daily basis, at the age of 54. This episode is hosted by Dr. Shawn Baker MD. Find him at https://shawn-baker.com Donate to the Carnivore Diet Clinical Trial: https://gofundme.com/f/carnivore-research

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Elaine K. Howley is an avid marathon and ice swimmer who has completed the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming (solo swims across the English Channel and Catalina Channel and a solo circumnavigation of Manhattan Island). She was the first person to swim the 32.3-mile length of Lake Pend Oreille in Northern Idaho and the third person to complete the Triple Crown of Monster Swims (solo lengthwise crossings of Lake Memphremagog in Vermont and Canada; Lake Tahoe in California and Nevada; and Loch Ness in Scotland). She's also an award-winning freelance journalist and editor based in Boston, Massachusetts.Connect with Elaineelainekhowley.comhttps://www.instagram.com/emkhowley/https://twitter.com/emkhowleyhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/elainekhowley/Help raise funds to support cancer research and clinical trials for Swim Across America.On September 9, 2021, Olympian Elizabeth Beisel (with the help of her incredible support staff) will attempt to be the first woman to swim the 20km (12.4 mile) route from Pt. Judith, RI to Block Island, RI. Elizabeth will adhere to Marathon Swimmers Federation rules throughout the entirety of her swim. The swim will be nonstop and unassisted. Elaine is helping to coordinate this epic swim. For full episode details visit: https://pam-moore.com/2021/08/31/elaine-howley-how-to-complete-a-marathon-swim/**If you enjoyed this episode, please consider buying me a cup of coffee**Have a question you'd like me to answer on the podcast?Ask it right hereSign up for my newsletter and get a FREE GIFT, a quick and dirty guide to beating Impostor Syndrome.Want to know my secrets for getting published in top publications?They're all in my e-book, 7 Pitches That Sold. Use the code realfit50 to get half off.Let's ConnectWebsite: https://pam-moore.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pammoorewriter/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pammoore303/Twitter: https://https://twitter.com/PamMooreWriter/Support the show

"มีความสุขและสนุกกับกีฬา แล้วผลงานที่ดีจะตามมา" คุยกับ อ. พสุธร  สิงห์อุสาหะ  ผู้ฝึกสอนนักกีฬา Marathon Swimming ทีมชาติไทย Open Water / Marathon Swimming คืออะไร ต่างจากการว่ายน้ำในสระอย่างไร Stroke การว่ายน้ำ Open Water ควรเหมือนหรือต่างจากว่ายน้ำในสระแบบไหน อย่างไร เส้นทางแข่งคัดเลือกเพื่อเข้าร่วมโอลิมปิก ของนักกีฬา Marathon Swimming ทีมชาติไทย มีเรื่องราวเป็นอย่างไร ควรทำอย่างไรให้นักกีฬา Marathon Swimming ทีมชาติไทย ได้ไป Paris 2024 Olympic ขั้นแรก ที่ควรฝึกเพื่อเริ่มต้นเป็นนักกีฬา Open Water Swimming ทั้งหมดนี้ฟังได้ที่ The Solid Pace Podcast EP.68 Powered by STAGE Find The Real U    FREE Online Course "ก้าวแรกกับไตรกีฬา : INTRO TO TRIATHLON"

On this week's episode we run through Week 1 of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics:Medal Table [2:00]3v3 Basketball [6:40]Athletics [9:50]Archery [16:25]Triathlon [19:40]Shooting [21:40]Gymnastics [23:35]Taekwondo [24:55]Marathon Swimming [28:05]Canoe / Kayak [30:40]Weightlifting [31:55]Badminton [34:15]Table Tennis [38:20]Judo [40:10]Football [41:40]Sailing [43:10]Basketball [44:35]BMX Freestyle [46:05]Equestrian [47:10]Hockey [48:30]Tennis [49:45]Sport Climbing [51:20]Thank you for listening to the show. Please don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and leave us a review!

In this episode, I am chatting with Phil Rush, who has the fastest double and triple crossing of the English Channel. In this episode, we chat about a number of things including how can you get better at adapting to the cold, the type of training that you need to be doing if you are looking to do a marathon swimming, what are the important factors when you are thinking of the training that you are doing. Is it the distance that you are doing? Is it the speed? Feeding? What are some aspects of the training? If you are into open-water swimming, cold water swimming, or looking to increase the distance that you are doing, then this a podcast for you. 03:21 Successful Crossing Despite The Pandemic 4:13 Everybody's Body Reacts Differently In The Cold 05:27 Strategies If You Find Someone Getting Cold 10:31 No Filter, No BS 15:50 Getting Into The Right Mindset 19:01 Controlling Your Mind 28:35 Cold Water Adaptation 31:52 What Is The Best Way To Train For An Openwater Swim?

Alice Dearing is a marathon swimmer and is part of Team GB for Tokyo. I'm thrilled to see Alice on the team as she's been kind enough to share her journey across the last six months on Destination Tokyo. You can hear her on Episodes 3, 25, 51 and 82. But last weekend she finally qualified for Tokyo - making history as Team GB's first black swimmer heading to the Olympics. It's great to hear Alice so thrilled to become an Olympian and to carry the 'responsibility' of being the first black woman to represent Team GB at swimming with such grace and composure. Alice talks about those who've helped her over the last 16 years, the moment she qualified and which gaming consoles will be in her suitcases. Thanks for listening! And all the best to Alice! Support this podcast

Adam Cooper caught up with ultra-marathon swimming icon Meda McKenzie before she received her Lifetime Award at the NZ Ultra Marathon Swim Awards on Saturday.Meda talks about her experiences conquering the likes of Cook Strait and the English Channel numerous times.LISTEN ABOVE

Rose Filer is a long distance open water swimmer and former Division 1 Rower at the University of Washington. After graduating from college, Rose’s sister convinced her to sign up for a half Ironman, and her passion for swimming began. Now she is gearing up to complete her final stage of the three California Triple Crown swims in Lake Tahoe this July 2021,  and is planning  up to swim The English Channel in 2022. On this episode of Marni on the Move, I sync up with Rose about her incredible accomplishments and goals. Rose shares her thirst for adventure, and the lessons she’s learned while training for such intense events. We do a deep dive into the world of long distance, open water, cold water swimming, the training, nutrition, sights, and sea creatures along the way. I definitely ask Rose lots of questions about swimming at night, sharks, jelly fish, trip planning and get the scoop on some of her greatest adventures. Rose shares the mantras and tools she uses to hone her mental strength, why she loves long distance swimming,  and some of the life lessons she has learned out at sea and in the water. Rose also takes us back to her early competitive skiing days, her experiences with as a D1 Rower and disordered eating as a college athlete, and how overcoming that made her a tougher, stronger athlete. And, it wouldn’t be a true Marni on the Move episode if I didn’t talk about fashion and coffee, which turns out, Rose really loves too! Throw out your wetsuits and lets dive in! CONNECT Rose Filer on  Instagram Marni On The Move Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube Marni Salup on Instagram and Spotify SUBSCRIBE Sign up for our weekly newsletter, The Download for Marni on the Move updates, exclusive offers, invites to events, and exciting news! TRAIN Meet me on Zwift, Strava, or Peloton OFFERS Take control of your health and wellness journey with InsideTracker, the ultra-personalized nutrition platform that analyzes your blood, DNA, and lifestyle to help you optimize your body from the inside out. Transform your body's data into meaningful insights and a customized action plan of the science-backed nutrition recommendations you need to optimize your health!  Get twenty percent off today at InsideTracker with our code THANKYOUMOTM. Lifepro is offering MOTM listeners 10% off products with the code MOVE10. Art of Tea is 0ffering MOTM listeners 15% off (excluding gift cards, Tea of the month, subscriptions, and any wholesale orders) through July 2021. Use this code at checkout MARNIONTHEMOVE15 Head over to our SHOP page for additional offers from Marni on the Move partners, sponsors, and guests including Navitas Organics, Sun Potion, Amrita Health Foods and more. SHARE Leave us a review on Apple. It's easy, scroll through the episode list on your podcast app, click on five stars, click on leave a review, and share what you love about the conversations you're listening to. Tell your friends to what you love on social. Screenshot or share directly from our stories the episode you're listening to, tag us and the guests, and use our new Marni on the Move Giphy! SPECIAL THANKS Emma Steiner for help with show notes, guest research, and social media. Skye Menna for help with guest research and outreach, social media, and public relations  

One of Scotland's most outstanding athletes with numerous world-first swims to her credit including the Pentland Firth, from Orkney to Mainland Scotland, and The Minch from the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides back to the Mainland.Colleen talks in detail about those swims, growing up in a family where swimming the English Channel was a normal, almost required, thing to do.  Plus she gives swimming tips for dealing with jellyfish.Please buy me a virtual coffee and support the podcastCheck out our YouTube channel