Inside with Brett Hawke: Ian Thorpe
Inside with Brett Hawke: Ian Thorpe
Listen to Ian Thorpe talk about turning down a Japanese record deal, how it felt to be accused of doping, and how to properly swim the 2 Free.
Inside with Brett Hawke: Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace, Elvis Burrows, and Jewels Harris
Inside with Brett Hawke: Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace, Elvis Burrows, and Jewels Harris
Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace, Elvis Burrows, and Jewels Harris discuss George Floyd's murder, the resulting Black Lives Matter protests, and what it's like growing up in a predominantly white sport.
Inside with Brett Hawke: Alice Mills Tait
Inside with Brett Hawke: Alice Mills Tait
Alice Tait dives deep into sprint training and speed development, how winning a gold medal didn't change her life, and Swimming Australia today.
Inside with Brett Hawke: Duncan Armstrong
Inside with Brett Hawke: Duncan Armstrong
Duncan Armstrong was ranked 48th in the world going into the 1988 Olympics. He came home as the World Record holder and Olympic Champion.
Inside with Brett Hawke: Kieren Perkins
Inside with Brett Hawke: Kieren Perkins
Ever do 30x100's on 1:30??? We can all blame Kieren Perkins for our misery. Listen in as he describes his approach to the workout.
Inside with Brett Hawke: John Steffensen
Inside with Brett Hawke: John Steffensen
John Steffensen shaped Brett's coaching philosophy. Don't sleep on this episode just because John was a track star. His mentality is RIDICULOUS.
Inside with Brett Hawke: Thomas Fraser-Holmes
Inside with Brett Hawke: Thomas Fraser-Holmes
Thomas Fraser-Holmes is aiming to make his 3rd Olympic Team and win an Olympic medal...so how do you get on the podium?
Inside with Brett Hawke: Grant Hackett
Inside with Brett Hawke: Grant Hackett
Brett sits down with the greatest distance swimmer to ever live, Grant Hackett.
Inside with Brett Hawke: Simon Upton
Inside with Brett Hawke: Simon Upton
On today's episode, Brett speaks with swimmer/photographer/surfer, Simon Upton.
How'd you become a photographer of super models?
Inside with Brett Hawke: Darian Townsend
Inside with Brett Hawke: Darian Townsend
How'd you end up on that 4x100 Free Relay in Athens? What did you learn from Graham Hill? Did Bert Le Clos really say that?
Inside with Brett Hawke: Geoff Huegill
Inside with Brett Hawke: Geoff Huegill
How did Geoff Huegill get from Macai to Brisbane living and swimming with Coach Ken Wood? Why is Olympic pressure so much bigger than any normal pressure? Would you have done anything different?
Inside with Brett Hawke: Michael Klim
Inside with Brett Hawke: Michael Klim
Today Brett interviews 2020 International Swimming Hall of Fame Inductee, Michael Klim. They discuss how a chubby kid from Poland got to Australia.
Inside with Brett Hawke: Anton McKee
Inside with Brett Hawke: Anton McKee
How do you go from being a distance swimmer (3:54/8:08 LCM) to becoming the Nordic Record Holder in the sprint breaststroke events (27.4/1:00.3 LCM)?
Inside with Brett Hawke: Arilson Silva
Inside with Brett Hawke: Arilson Silva
As Arilson gets into conversation with Brett today, he opens up about his philosophies as a coach. He shares what Cesar Cielo’s gold medal meant to Brazil and the progress the country has made in the face of setbacks.
Inside with Brett Hawke: Roland Schoeman
Inside with Brett Hawke: Roland Schoeman
Roland Schoeman gives a candid look inside his life since the return of his positive drug sample, and the quest to clear his name.
Inside with Brett Hawke: David Marsh
Inside with Brett Hawke: David Marsh
On today's episode, Brett interviews his coach, mentor and friend, David Marsh. Coach Marsh won a combined 12 NCAA Championships while at Auburn University.
Inside with Brett Hawke: Dave Durden
Inside with Brett Hawke: Dave Durden
Dave Durden, Head Coach of the University of California's Men's Swimming Team and Head Coach for the 2020 US Olympic Men's Swimming Team, is today's guest.
Women's 200 Free from 2017 Long Course World Championships
Women's 200 Free from 2017 Long Course World Championships
The 3rd 50 is a typical place to attack the race but Pellegrini is maintaining her same stroke rate/breathing pattern/kicking style while Ledecky and McKeon are going at it in the middle of the pool.