Ultimate Swimmer

Happy Monday! Today Josh and Noah talk about the two things that shape our lives: The people you meet and the books you ready. There are milestones in life like weddings, graduations, and getting into your dream school that a lot of us take for granted. These moments and others like these offer so many great learning experiences that we should be taking FULL advantage of!

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Happy Monday! Today Josh and Noah talk about the two things that shape our lives: The people you meet and the books you ready. There are milestones in life like weddings, graduations, and getting into your dream school that a lot of us take for granted. These moments and others like these offer so many great learning experiences that we should be taking FULL advantage of!

Check us out on Instagram @ultimateswimmergram.

Happy 4th of July! Today Josh and Noah talk about why we should be grateful for all of the freedom's we have in America. Having an attitude of gratitude and using our true freedom is the source of ultimate fulfillment. EVERY Ultimate Swimmer should know how to be grateful for the little things and make the right choice even if it is not the easy choice.

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After a two-week hiatus, Josh and Noah are back to break down all of the excitement from Olympic Trials including one of the youngest US Swimming Olympians ever!

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Katie Meili is a former member of the US National Team who won two medals (1x Gold, 1x Bronze) in the 2016 Olympics in Rio. Katie grew up and started her swimming career in North Texas before committing to Columbia University where she competed for four years in college. Katie has a unique story as she is part of a small contingent of mid-major swimmers who have qualified for finals at the NCAA Championships. At the 2013 NCAA Championship Meet in Indianapolis, Katie finished 3rd in the 100 Breast, 9th in the 200 Breast, and 7th in the 200 IM. After college, Katie went on to train as a pro swimmer under legendary coach, David Marsh. It was under Marsh's training that Katie was able to explode onto the national and international scene to become one of the best breaststrokers in the world. In 2016, Katie competed for Team USA at the Rio Olympics and came home with a bronze medal in the 100 Breaststroke and a gold in the 4x100 Medley Relay. After retiring from swimming in 2019 Katie began focusing on her law degree and just recently graduated from Georgetown Law. We hope you enjoy this great interview!

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Josh is on his way back from Military City (a.k.a San Antonio) as he and Noah talk about Memorial Day and honoring all those who have gave their lives for this country.

Happy Monday! Today Josh and Noah break down some Bruce Lee's most famous quotes and try to help the Ultimate Swimmer community become more DANGEROUS swimmers!

Anita Nall is a former Olympic Champion, World Record-Holder and longtime member of Team USA. Anita Nall grew up in Maryland and swam on North Baltimore Aquatic Club (NBAC) when she was in her younger years. At just 15 years old at the 1992 Olympic Trials Anita broke the world record in the women's 200 Meter Breaststroke becoming one of the youngest world record holders in history. As a 16-year-old at the 1992 Summer Games in Barcelona, Anita came away with one gold (4x100 Medley Relay), one silver (100 Breaststroke), and one bronze (200 Breaststroke). Currently, Anita is a functional nutrition and wellness expert and she aims to teach coaches and athletes about the importance of health and how it correlates to HIGH PERFORMANCE. We hope you enjoy this episode with a true Ultimate Swimmer!

Happy Monday! As we near the end of the school year, it is graduation time for many students around the world and a great time to celebrate! Josh and Noah discuss some of their favorite gems from graduations past and hope that you can get inspired from some of these motivational moments.

Ugur Taner is a former member of Team USA from 1993-2000 and also had a great career representing the Golden Bears at Cal Berkeley. As a Turkish-born swimmer, Ugur also had Turkish citizenship which allowed him to compete for his native country Turkey at the 1992 Summer Olympics when he was only 18 years old. After the 1992 Games Ugur attended Cal where he was a critical piece to their collegiate success swimming under the late, great Nort Thornton. Ugur was a great freestyler and butterfly swimmer for Team USA in the 90's and was able to win multiple international gold medals including a relay gold at the 1994 World Championships in Rome. We hope you enjoy this interview with a true Ultimate Swimmer!