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Andrew Lauterstein won the Bronze medal in the 100 Fly at the 2008 Beijing Olympics touching out Ian Crocker by just .01 of a second. He was a 21 year old Aussie with no expectations.
"You know that race that Michael Phelps didn't look like he won but he won? Well I got 3rd in that one." - Andrew Lauterstein
Lauterstein was a superb high school backstroker. At Australian Olympic Trials in 2004 he placed 3rd in the 100 Back. A year later he made the Australian World Champs Team. He was coached by Glenn Baker from age 11 to 21.
Today Andy is a very busy man. He runs Engine Swim with another Australian Olympic Bronze medalist in Toby Haenen, has a swim school, and just took over Mentone Aquatic.
Enjoy!
00:00 Intro
00:15 Destro Swim Towers
00:45 Swimnerd Pace Clocks
01:15 Where you coming from?
01:40 Engine Swim with Toby Haenen
02:30 Competing Again
05:30 2005 World Champs Team/2006 Commonwealth Games
06:15 3rd at Olympic Trials 2004
07:59 The Greatest Race in History
10:27 Michael Phelps Semi Finals 100 Fly
12:07 Mental State in Ready Room
12:35 Glenn Baker & Grant Stoelwinder
12:58 Backend Speed 50's
14:30 No Expectations
17:10 The Finish
19:00 An Incredible Moment in Time
19:45 Michael Phelps Peacock Documentary
20:20 2009 Rome, 2010 Delhi
21:00 Overtraining
21:25 Geoff Huegill
22:45 Funding Cut
25:23 Bus to Beijing
26:30 Trust Your Swim Coach
28:10 Retirement
29:30 Crossfit World Games
30:15 Mindfulness
31:15 Glenn Baker
34:18 Cody Simpson
35:45 50 Free at 2021 OT's
37:15 Olympics Happening 100%
38:45 Get Engine Swim Worldwide
Connect:
Find | Brett Hawke
On Instagram @hawkebr
on Twitter @insidewithbh
On Facebook @insidewithbh
Find | Andrew Lauterstein
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Produced by: SWIMNERD
Supported by: Fitter & Faster
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By Brett Hawke
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Andrew Lauterstein won the Bronze medal in the 100 Fly at the 2008 Beijing Olympics touching out Ian Crocker by just .01 of a second. He was a 21 year old Aussie with no expectations.
"You know that race that Michael Phelps didn't look like he won but he won? Well I got 3rd in that one." - Andrew Lauterstein
Lauterstein was a superb high school backstroker. At Australian Olympic Trials in 2004 he placed 3rd in the 100 Back. A year later he made the Australian World Champs Team. He was coached by Glenn Baker from age 11 to 21.
Today Andy is a very busy man. He runs Engine Swim with another Australian Olympic Bronze medalist in Toby Haenen, has a swim school, and just took over Mentone Aquatic.
Enjoy!
00:00 Intro
00:15 Destro Swim Towers
00:45 Swimnerd Pace Clocks
01:15 Where you coming from?
01:40 Engine Swim with Toby Haenen
02:30 Competing Again
05:30 2005 World Champs Team/2006 Commonwealth Games
06:15 3rd at Olympic Trials 2004
07:59 The Greatest Race in History
10:27 Michael Phelps Semi Finals 100 Fly
12:07 Mental State in Ready Room
12:35 Glenn Baker & Grant Stoelwinder
12:58 Backend Speed 50's
14:30 No Expectations
17:10 The Finish
19:00 An Incredible Moment in Time
19:45 Michael Phelps Peacock Documentary
20:20 2009 Rome, 2010 Delhi
21:00 Overtraining
21:25 Geoff Huegill
22:45 Funding Cut
25:23 Bus to Beijing
26:30 Trust Your Swim Coach
28:10 Retirement
29:30 Crossfit World Games
30:15 Mindfulness
31:15 Glenn Baker
34:18 Cody Simpson
35:45 50 Free at 2021 OT's
37:15 Olympics Happening 100%
38:45 Get Engine Swim Worldwide
Connect:
Find | Brett Hawke
On Instagram @hawkebr
on Twitter @insidewithbh
On Facebook @insidewithbh
Find | Andrew Lauterstein
On LinkedIn
On Instagram
On Twitter
Subscribe & Listen:
Apple Podcasts
Spotify
YouTube
Produced by: SWIMNERD
Supported by: Fitter & Faster
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