Tag: Matt Grevers
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Wanna Swim Like Olympian Matt Grevers? Try These Four Backstroke Drills | U.S. Masters Swimming
U.S. Masters Swimming Level 2 Coach Jeff Cummings walks us through five-time Olympic medalist Matt Grevers three best backstroke drills. Try these three drills a try, you might feel something like an Olympian too!
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Tucson Swimmers Make Olympic Runs | News 4 Tucson KVOA-TV
6-time Olympic champion Matt Grevers and Catalina Foothills and UA grad Brooks Fail hit the pool in Omaha Tuesday night hoping to make the US team for the Tokyo Olympics.
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Camille Lacourt’s convincing Gold Medal repeat | #FINAKazan2015
Camille Lacourt, the 2m tall backstroke specialist claimed the gold medal at the 50m backstroke at three consecutive FINA World Championships (2013, 2015, and 2017).
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UofA swim assistant Matt Grevers “ecstatic” after breaking world record
Arizona swimming volunteer assistant coach Matt Grevers broke a six-year-old record in the 100-meter backstroke this weekend at the Duel in the Pool in Indianapolis with a time of 48.92. “I knew it was going to be close,†Grevers told reporters after setting the record. “I felt really good (Friday) leading off the (400 medley)…
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Matt Grevers breaks 100 back world record at 2015 Duel in the Pool
Olympic champion Matt Grevers (Lake Forest, Ill.) set a short-course meters world record in the 100-meter backstroke and Team USA swimmers totaled nine American records Saturday to clinch a seventh consecutive Mutual of Omaha Duel in the Pool title, 155-107, over Europe at the Indiana University Natatorium. Grevers, who set an American record leading off…
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SwimToday: Thank You Swim Moms!
What makes swim moms so special? Five Olympic swimmers share why they love and appreciate their moms on Mother’s Day! Want to learn tips and tricks for swim moms?
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Video: 2014 US Nationals – Men’s 50 Butterfly Final
Courtesy of USA Swimming on YouTube, see the result list here.
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Matt Grevers on The Morning Swim Show
“Olympic and world champion Matt Grevers participated in a photo shoot with Swimming World Magazine, and he talks about his backstroke start and butterfly training.”