GoSwimTV.com Uploads January 4, 2012
Some new content uploaded today for the www.goswimtv.com website.
Some new content uploaded today for the www.goswimtv.com website.
Backstrokers. How do they do it? They swim upside down and backwards. They can't see where they're going. They use nose clips. And...they do THIS.
This week we honor our favorite hero swimmer, Jason Lezak! Today, we're happy to announce that Jason and his wife, Danielle, welcomed their 2nd son, Blake, on November 2nd.
A frame grab from some content we're preparing. Cullen Jones leaving the blocks!
A typical training session at Pine Crest Swim Camp. There is something in each of these pictures that plays a part in competitive swimming.
Want to develop a great start that gets you to the other end in about 10 seconds? Learn to jump like Cullen Jones!
Here's an example of the difference between girls and boys during taper (and pretty much all the time). A short example of pool entries. Enjoy.
Karlyn Pipes-Neilsen has set more than 200 Masters world records, including at least one world record in every stroke, and multiple world records in the 100, 200, and 400 IM. How does she do it? In this video, Karlyn shares six simple secrets for uncomplicating your swimming and taking it to a new level.
Karlyn Pipes-Neilsen has set more than 200 Masters world records, including at least one world record in every stroke, and multiple world records in the 100, 200, and 400 IM. how does she do it? In this video, Karlyn shares six simple secrets for uncomplicating your swimming and taking it to a new level.
Our friend, and Olympic Champion, Cullen Jones is in town working on a new project.
How is your start? How clean is it? What's your line going in?
Hopefully everyone is cheering for Eric Shanteau at this week's Pan Pac Championships. This is Eric just starting to move on his start.
Where you land in the water for a start can have significant impact on how fast you transition to swimming.
We are a group of swimmers who swim really fast, and like to help others learn how to reach their competitive potential in the area of professional swimming.