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Hosts Griffin Hadley and Will Plumb dive into the sport of swimming from the athlete's perspective. Goggles On offers the latest swimming news and knowledge straight from the athletes. Time to put your #GogglesOn
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In our THIRD edition of Goggles On Griffin interviews the Walsh sisters. Alex and Gretchen Walsh are two of the most successful young swimmers in the country! We learn about their experiences over the summer at Olympic Trials as well as the way they Alex was able to navigate the Olympic Games! Griffin also sits down with two of his Tennessee teammates to rank the best fast food has to offer, because as you all know, swimmers love to eat. Guests: Alex Walsh- Team USA/ University of Virginia Gretchen Walsh- University of Virginia Jack Flanagan- Univ. of Tennessee Jack Stelter- Univ. of Tennessee Follow our socials: Instagram: googlesonpod Twitter: gogglesonpod
In our second edition of Goggles On the guys interview some of Indiana's most ELITE swimmers to gain perspective about the last year and IN High School swimming. We learn about their experiences as well as the way they knew swimming was the right sport for them! Time to put your #GogglesOn
In our pilot episode we dive into the backstory of both of our hosts! We also look into the details behind Carmel Swim Club’s first Olympians Jake Mitchell and Drew Kibler.
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