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Tri Swim Coach Podcast  

Tri Swim Coach Podcast

Author: Dominic Latella

Whether youre barely surviving your first triathlon swim or trying to shave seconds off your Ironman split, this podcasts got something for you. Its training tips, real talk, and occasional chaosall from Tri Swim Coach and a bunch of folks whove actually done the damn thing, including pros and long-time coaches. Youll hear stories, advice, some laughs, and maybe even figure out how to swim faster without feeling like you're drowning in regret. Hosted by Kevin Koskella, a dude who's been in the swim game for over 27 years and still has all his hairthis is your spot if you're trying to level up and not get smoked in open water. Jump in.
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Genres: Sports, Swimming

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More Kick Talk: Ankles, Quads, and the Smiley Face Line -#164
Episode 164
Monday, 14 April, 2025

Back for round two, and yes—we’re still talking about your kick. Because guess what? It’s still not working the way you think it is. In this episode, we’re diving deeper into flutter kick mechanics: tight ankles, sleepy hamstrings, and the mysterious “smiley face line” under your tush (you’ll know it when you feel it). We’re breaking down why your ankles matter more than your effort, how to actually use your cool down for something other than staring at the bottom of the pool, and why your legs might be sinking because… you’re literally pushing them down. Yeah. That’s happening. There’s also a surprise detour into stream-of-consciousness novels, Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle, and a heated debate over Bravo’s best trash TV. You didn’t ask for that, but you’re getting it anyway. This is the kicking episode that gets into the weeds—in a good way. If your freestyle still feels like a fight, or you just want one good thing to focus on next time you swim, this one’s got it. Sponsor 🏊‍♂️ Big thanks to SwimBox – where your swimming gets better and no one judges your feet. 👉 https://www.theswimbox.com ================================================================= Click here to Join the TSC Newsletter 12-10-8-6-4 Kicking Drill for Freestyle | Build Coordination, Control & Awareness: https://youtu.be/J1MfEgucKb8 SUPPORT OUR STUFF 🫁 Breathe Better, Race Stronger Take the Freestyle Breathing Course: 👉 triswimcoach.com/tri-swim-breathing 🥇 Tri Swim Success Program Go from “I hate swimming” to “I get it now”: 👉 triswimcoach.com/tri-swim-program4 ================================================================= [00:00] VHS camcorder jokes, podcast video experiments & solo podcasting struggles [04:27] A listener comment sparks more kick talk: quads vs. hamstrings [07:52] “My legs feel like they’re sinking” — breaking down why [10:43] The “smiley face line” under your tush and how to use it [13:30] Common kick mistakes: bicycle kick, knee-down, locked ankles [18:11] Ankles matter: how flexion is killing your kick (and how to fix it) [21:08] Pro tip: draw the alphabet with your ankles [24:15] Tight hips, sports crossover, and how it shows up in the water [28:06] Triathlete tip: find what part of your leg gets tired first [31:00] “Big toe rope” visualization from client Pete – great for alignment [34:40] Cool downs as sneaky technique work – stop sleeping on them [37:55] Warm down vs. cool down – a nerdy debate [41:08] Why you should always swim first before running or lifting [45:33] Literature detour: Mrs. Dalloway, The Hours, and The Jungle [49:50] Bravo TV, Vanderpump on the trainer, and guilty pleasures [54:20] Wrapping it up: thoughts for your next swim & being mentally present

 

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