Mitch Kibby is a professional triathlete who's placed 16th in the 70.3 World Championship. He began his triathlon career without a swimming background, and has gone on to compete with some of the strongest swimmers in the pro field. This is how he did it.
00:22 Introduction
00:57 Favourite cue
01:56 Kick
03:03 Breathing both sides
05:11 Catch and pull
08:38 Developing speed
09:57 Long-term approach to improvement
10:33 Finding the right company and support
With experience coaching over 8,000 swimmers, I'm sharing what really works to improve your freestyle—from finding a relaxed, efficient stroke to mastering the catch and pull. Tune in now!
00:34 Introduction
00:59 The Importance of Relaxation and Breathing
02:54 Reducing Drag for Better Swimming
04:41 Achieving the Perfect Body Position
06:04 Effective Leg Movement and Core Engagement
09:56 Mastering Rotation
13:21 Breathing Techniques
17:01 Recovery and Entry Position
23:40 Perfecting the Catch and Pull
30:55 Finish of Stroke
32:43 Rhythm and the Timing of the Stroke (the dance)
In this episode, we sit down with Tracey Baumann to explore swim stroke synchronization and body connection for a more efficient swim. We discuss six key synchronization points, the importance of feeling the water, and the role of joint mechanics in creating a powerful stroke. Tracy shares her coaching evolution toward focusing on technique and sensory cues, emphasizing the benefits of short-interval training. Tune in now!
00:08 Introduction
01:12 Upcoming Swimming Camps
01:34 Meet Tracey Baumann
2:23 Starting with Stroke Synchronization
3:17 Building the Stroke from the Inside Out
6:45 Avoiding Dead Spots in the Stroke
10:12 Six Key Synchronization Points
17:37 Transferring Pressure and Connecting with the Water
22:52 Softening the Hands for Better Connection
27:00 Effective Coaching Language
29:40 Grounding and Body Awareness
36:00 Short Interval Training
38:40 The Impact of Bones and Joint Mechanics
42:37 Get in touch with Tracey!
Kiah Melverton, an Olympian, former world record holder, and World Championship silver medalist, joins us in this episode. Kiah offers advice on improving freestyle technique, highlighting key areas swimmers should focus on to achieve a faster, more efficient stroke. Tune in now!
00:30 Meet Kia Malverton
00:5 Head and Body Position
01:26 Kicking
04:01 Recovery and Catch
05:24 Breathing Techniques and Rhythm
07:17 Racing Cues and Technique Focus
09:15 Reflecting on Career Highlights
10:12 Advice and Training Insights
11:56 Challenging and Favorite Sets
I’ve spent 25 years helping adults become better swimmers, from beginners to pro triathletes. In this podcast, I’ll share what really works to go from feeling slow and frustrated to swimming fast, efficiently, and effortlessly.
00:00 Introduction
00:54 Balancing Tension and Relaxation
01:34 Reality vs Perception
02:24 Finding Your Unique Swimming Style
03:34 The Importance of Technique Over Effort
04:48 Kick Supports NOT Propels
05:57 Overthinking vs Feeling the Water
07:35 Swim Softer to go FASTER
08:42 Consistency is KING
11:14 Don't train like a runner!
13:26 Using Swimming Aids
15:09 Developing Your Stroke Step-by-Step
16:37 Long-Term vs Short-Term Goals
18:34 Strength and Mobility
20:08 Slow to Fast
21:14 Stroke Length vs Stroke Rate
23:26 Training for Specific Events
24:39 Open Water Swimming Tips
25:45 Turn off distraction!
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