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Today we speak to a graduated Gee-Gee swimmer about varsity swimming life and how to balance swimming and school. We had a very fun time with this interview, so listen up future varsity swimmers as Montana gives some very good insight about how to manage time and athletics.
Today we get a little more in-depth look into the Para Swimming World with guest Mike Thompson. He is Canada's HP Para Coach in Montreal. Listen in to today's fun and exciting episode!
In this episode, we just have a conversation between us. Giving you a glimpse at us and our personalities. We may be a bit strange, however, we think this episode will give a comfortable feel and a more welcoming vibe.
In our fourth episode, we speak to Right to Play employee, Laura McPhie. We get a little more serious about sports and common conflicts regarding race and gender equity. We believe this episode sheds a huge light on sports and swimming in a very interesting way. Hope you guys enjoy as we dive right in.
In this episode, we speak to Ontario Swim Academy Head Coach, Don Burton. Dive in with us as we discuss the differences between Age Group, Varsity and High-Performance swimming, as well as a little look into Don's swim career and how the sport has changed since then. Stick around till the end of the episode for a little blooper. (Sorry Don 😂)
In our second episode, we talk to Team Canada member and youngest member on the International Swim League team Toronto Titans: Cole Pratt. Pratt has attended many high-level events such as the FINA World Championships and many "trials" events including the Pan Pac Trials and Olympic Trials. Have a listen as we discuss Worldwide swimming, how COVID has affected Cole and Mental Health in swimming. Let's dive right in.
In our first episode, we talk to Kendra Papple. She is a well-renowned swim coach and very respected within the swimming community. Dive right in with us, as we explore age group swimming and coaching, as well as reflecting on 2020, and looking into the future of 2021.
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