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Mar 6, 2014
In this podcast, Chris and Kevin discuss the latest in triathlon swimming. For a transcript of this podcast, click here.
Feb 4, 2014
5 Ways to Get Over Anxiety Around Swimming For a transcript of this podcast, click here.
Jan 6, 2014
Coaches Chris and Kevin discuss the 4 bets ways to get in shape quickly.
Nov 25, 2013
My Off-Season Interview with Chris Hague
Sep 22, 2013
My Interview with Chris Hague
Jul 19, 2013
My interview with Dr. Sam Sunshine
Jul 4, 2013
Training in 2 Hours
May 10, 2013
My discussion with Chris Hague.
Apr 29, 2013
My interview with Mike Bitton.
Apr 7, 2013
My interview and panel discussion on Relationships and Triathlon.
Mar 22, 2013
My interview with Vanessa Rodriguez aka Vanessa Runs.
Mar 14, 2013
My interview with Mary Eggers.
Nov 12, 2012
In this episode, I interview former gold medalist Olympian swimmer and triathlete Sheila Taormina for the 2nd time. We discuss her revised new book, Swim Speed Secrets, and her upcoming workouts book Swim Speed Workouts for Swimmers and Triathletes, plus we get into the so-called “perfect swim stroke”. References: Click here to buy Swim Speed […]
Oct 30, 2012
On this podcast, I interview Karen Allard, the owner of SBR Sports which makes products to help triathletes and swimmers such as: -Anti-Chlorine Shampoo, Conditioner, Body Wash, and Lotion -TriSlide Skin Lubricant -Foggle Anti-Fog Towlettes References: My TriSlide video: http://www.triswimcoach.com/store/trislide/ Order TriSlide and Foggle: http://triswimgear.com Order Tri-Swim Anti-Chlorine products: http://sbrsportsinc.com Please comment on this podcast: […]
Mastering Triathlon in 102 Degrees: Interview with Age Group Triathlete Chris Hague | Tri Swim Coach Podcast #56
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Sep 20, 2012
On this podcast, I interview the #6 fastest 70.3 Ironman triathlete in the 20-24 age group, and assistant coach at Tri Swim Coach, Chris Hague, who just completed the Las Vegas 70.3 World Championship race. Find out about his experience at the race in the 102 degree heat. References: Open Water Swim Success live online […]
Jun 30, 2012
On this podcast, I interview age group triathlon, coach, Tri Swim Coach subscriber, and overall motivator Lisa Anderson. References: Email me with your comments: kevin at triswimcoach.com Please comment on this podcast (I will read the new comments on the next podcast!): Tri Swim Coach podcast comments: Click here to open up itunes and add […]
Jun 26, 2012
The New Garmin Swim watch is here! This looks like the best of all the watches on the market for swimming. I’m excited that it can help automate some of the things I teach, like stroke counting and free golf. http://www.marketwatch.com/story/dive-in-and-make-a-splash-with-the-new-garmin-swimtm-2012-06-25 OLATHE, Kan., Jun 25, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) — Garmin International Inc., a unit of […]
Jun 25, 2012
Triathlon Camps by Chris Hague As a kid, summer meant one thing to me: camp. Whether the week was focused around merit badges, sports, or academics (yeah, I am a nerd and wanted to get ahead), I loved these weeks where I could spend countless hours outside, forget about work, make friends, learn new skills, […]
Jun 22, 2012
Swimming Drills Is your swim sick? Do you feel weak and fatigued even after the easiest of workouts? You may need a prescription from Dr. Drill, M.D. Like medications, there are many drills to chose from, so knowing which drill will cure your stroke is essential to getting well. So how do you know which […]
Jun 19, 2012
I found this post from Wendy inspiring and motivating. I think we can all learn a little from these long-time triathletes. Much more fun to be out there enjoying this fun sport than to be sitting on the couch with a remote, right? http://t2coaching.blogspot.fr/2012/06/20-year-reflection.html 20 year reflection This weekend, June 16th, marked 20 years since […]
Jun 15, 2012
I came across this article on the Competitor website, and wanted to weigh in. My take: You definitely need to do both pool swimming and open water swimming to prepare for a race, unless of course your race takes place in a pool. There’s no good way to practice a lot of drills in the […]
Jun 12, 2012
Howard Miller is a Tri Swim Coach subscriber and customer who, 5 years ago could barely swim 100 yards, and has since completed 17 triathlons! He recently completed the brutal Alcatraz Triathlon in San Franciso, and is even “laughing at the water”. I found his story inspirational and motivating. Here’s the article that was written […]
Jun 11, 2012
You hear it at very race: “Does anyone have an extra pair of…” or “We have an athlete who forgot “X,” can someone help him or her out?” While the Cult of Triathlon is very generous and usually come through to help fellow competitors, no one—especially type A personality and anxiety ridden athletes—likes opening up […]
Jun 5, 2012
I woke up stressed out, stomach in knots, dreading what was to come of the day. It didn’t matter if I had a solid 8 hours of sleep, or just a few. It didn’t matter if the sun was shining or behind thick, dark clouds. It didn’t matter if I had 10 million things that […]