Are Your Swim Workouts Making You Slower? with Masters Hall of Famer David Guthrie, EP 321
About this episode
David Guthrie shares his experiences and insights on overcoming injuries and continuing to excel in swimming at an advanced age.
With over 50 World Records and a Masters Hall of Fame induction, you might think the average swimmer doesn't have much in common with the legendary David Guthrie—but you’d be surprised. At age 66, he considers himself as fragile as a "teacup." He’s battled debilitating injuries, navigated career curveballs, and learned from his fair share of training mistakes. So how do you continue breaking world records across three straight decades when your body keeps trying to break down? In this pool-de...
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