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#188 Fred Vergnoux, 5x Olympic swim coach

#188 Fred Vergnoux, 5x Olympic swim coach

Fred Vergnoux is the new technical director of CN Metropole de Las Palmas of Gran Canaria leaving his head coaching position at the Royal Spanish Swimming Federation (RFEN). For the last 11 years he has coached Mireia Belmonte, winner of the Women's 200 Fly at the Rio Olympics.

By Nathan Tschohlon September 09, 2021

#187 Fernando Possenti, Brazil's Olympic gold medal winning Open Water coach

#187 Fernando Possenti, Brazil's Olympic gold medal winning Open Water coach

Fernando Possenti is one of the world's most accomplished open water swimming coaches. Over the last decade he has spent countless hours alongside Ana Marcela Cunha, the world's best female open water swimmer.

By Nathan Tschohlon September 06, 2021

#182 Ben Titley, architect of Canadian Swimming

#182 Ben Titley, architect of Canadian Swimming

Ben Titley is the Head Coach of Swimming Canada's High Performance Centre in Ontario. His swimmers include Penny Oleksiak, Summer McIntosh, Kayla Sanchez, and Taylor Ruck - just to name a few.

By Nathan Tschohlon September 05, 2021

#186 Dean Boxall on the dogged pursuit of the dream

#186 Dean Boxall on the dogged pursuit of the dream

"You're trying to beat Katie. There's no cheap gold medals but Katie adds a different value. We pursued that and it was an honor. It was an honor to plan and to talk about it and to dream about it." - Dean Boxall

By Nathan Tschohlon September 01, 2021

#179 Rohan Taylor explains how Australia kicked ass in Tokyo

#179 Rohan Taylor explains how Australia kicked ass in Tokyo

Rohan Taylor is the Head Coach of Swimming Australia, coming off their best showing ever at an Olympics in swimming. Australia amassed 21 medals including 9 golds. They medaled in 6 of 7 relays including 2 wins and a world record in the Women's 4x100 Free.

By Nathan Tschohlon August 16, 2021

#177 Simon Cusack on developing the Campbell sisters

#177 Simon Cusack on developing the Campbell sisters

Simon Cusack is an Australian Olympic swim coach. He has been named Coach of the Year 3x by Swimming Australia. Simon has coached Cate & Bronte Campbell, the Speed Sisters, from their competitive beginnings.

By Nathan Tschohlon August 12, 2021

#178 Bowe Becker overcomes arthritis, losing his spot in ISL to win Olympic gold

#178 Bowe Becker overcomes arthritis, losing his spot in ISL to win Olympic gold

Bowe Becker overcame rheumatoid arthritis and losing his spot in the International Swimming League to become an essential part of Team USA's winning Men's 4x100 Freestyle Relay in Tokyo.

By Nathan Tschohlon August 11, 2021

#176 Michael Bohl 5x Olympic swim coach for Australia

#176 Michael Bohl 5x Olympic swim coach for Australia

Michael Bohl is a 5x Olympic swim coach for Australia. He is the coach of Emma McKeon and Emily Seebohm at Griffith University in Brisbane. At the Tokyo Olympics, Emma McKeon won a record 7 Olympic medals, making her the most decorated female swimmer in history at a single Games.

By Nathan Tschohlon August 09, 2021

#175 Bruno Fratus & Michelle Lenhardt explain unique Olympic preparation, viral meme, & Bronze medal

#175 Bruno Fratus & Michelle Lenhardt explain unique Olympic preparation, viral meme, & Bronze medal

Bruno Fratus won the Olympic bronze medal in the Men's 50 Freestyle at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. This was his 3rd time in the Olympic Final of the 50 Free. In 2012, he placed 4th. In 2016, he placed 6th. Third times a charm. He is joined by his wife and coach, Michelle Lenhardt.

By Nathan Tschohlon August 06, 2021

Ariarne Titmus set to smash Katie Ledecky, World Records

Ariarne Titmus set to smash Katie Ledecky, World Records

The first time I saw Katie Ledecky swim was live on pool deck at the Tom Dolan Invite over a decade ago. She was swimming the 1650 in one of the slow heats – you know the heats in the middle of the day nobody attends. I turned to a fellow coach and said, “Are you watching this kid? This girl is the next Janet Evans!”

By Nathan Tschohlon July 23, 2021

Tokyo Olympic Swimming Schedule for American Viewers

Tokyo Olympic Swimming Schedule for American Viewers

Tokyo Olympic Swimming Schedule. Here is the timeline for every swimming event, Prelims and Finals, down to the minute.

By Nathan Tschohlon July 20, 2021

Top 10 Olympic Swimming Twitter Accounts to Follow

Top 10 Olympic Swimming Twitter Accounts to Follow

The Top 10 Olympic Swimming Twitter Accounts to Follow for the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games

By Nathan Tschohlon July 19, 2021

Shannon Rollason, 4x Olympic Swim Coach for Australia and Denmark

Shannon Rollason, 4x Olympic Swim Coach for Australia and Denmark

Shannon Rollason is a 4x Olympic swim coach for Australia and Denmark. He has coached Pernille Blume, Jeanette Ottesen, Rikke Moller Pederson, Belinda Hocking, Alice Mills, and Jodie Henry. As well as newly minted Australian Olympian Jessica Hansen.

By Nathan Tschohlon July 12, 2021

David Popovici blasts 47.30 in the 100 Free

David Popovici blasts 47.30 in the 100 Free

David Popovici, the 16 year old from Romania, talks with Brett after his World Junior Record breaking swim in the 100 Freestyle at European Junior Championships.

By Nathan Tschohlon July 09, 2021

Pro Swimmer, Austin Surhoff, Training for International Swimming League

Pro Swimmer, Austin Surhoff, Training for International Swimming League

Austin Surhoff is a professional swimmer (and current free agent) training to make the International Swimming League. He won the 200 IM at NCAA Championships back in 2010 while swimming at the University of Texas. He grew up swimming for Bob Bowman at NBAC and would ultimately return to swim alongside Michael Phelps and Chase Kalisz to train for the 2016 Rio Games, placing 8th in the 200 IM. Fast forward to 2021, he just finished 21st and 29th in the 50 and 100 Freestyles, respectively, at US Olympic Trials. Best times for him. He's gone from being a 200 IMer/Backstroker/Freestyler to a 22.5 50 Freestyler. He talks about how he trains now, taking a little bit of everything from everyone that he has worked with along the way. He has coached at Johns Hopkins and as a volunteer with UVA and Todd DeSorbo. Austin discusses the culture at Texas under Eddie Reese and Kris Kubick, as well as potential successor, Wyatt Collins. He dives into what it was like to train with the GOAT for two years leading up to 2016. And, overcoming some mental health struggles along the way.

By Nathan Tschohlon July 08, 2021

Giaan Rooney, 2x Olympic Australian Swimmer

Giaan Rooney, 2x Olympic Australian Swimmer

Giaan Rooney is a 2x Olympic swimmer for Australia (2000, 2004) who captured a Gold and two Silvers medals. Giaan loved racing and at one point in time, loved training. Her love-hate relationship with swimming is highlighted by the fact that she has not taken a stroke since her retirement. At 15, she erupted onto the scene by winning the 100 Back at the Commonwealth Games. She was driven by the confidence that her workload gave her. She went on to be a vital part of Australia's silver medal winning 4x100 Medley Relay and 4x200 Free Relays in front of the home crowed at the 2000 Olympic Games. A year later, she was crowned the 200 Free World Champion in Fukuoka, Japan. Just 12 months later, after a disappointing Commonwealth Games, she was ready to hang it up. Instead, she made the move from Miami to Melbourne where she ended up training under Ian Pope along side Grant Hackett, Daniel Kowalski, Brett, and many others. A television personality, broadcaster and commentator, you may have just heard her on Amazon Prime during the Australian Olympic Trials.

By Nathan Tschohlon July 06, 2021

Jamal Hill Heads to Paralympic Games in Tokyo

Jamal Hill Heads to Paralympic Games in Tokyo

Jamal Hill is headed to Tokyo to compete in this year's Paralympic Games. He set the American Record in the 50 Free at Paralympic Trials just last month. At 10 years old, Jamal was diagnosed with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, a neurological condition that affects the muscles in his arms and legs. For years he didn't tell anyone not even his teammates at Hiram College! He is also the founder of the Swim Up Hill Foundation, a non-profit focused on teaching 1 million people to swim in-person and online. Be sure to follow him on Instagram.

By Nathan Tschohlon July 02, 2021

Jon Sieben Wins 200 Fly at the 1984 Olympics

Jon Sieben Wins 200 Fly at the 1984 Olympics

Jon Sieben inspired millions of Australians when he won the 200 Fly at the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles defeating the Albatross from West Germany, Michael Gross.

By Nathan Tschohlon June 24, 2021