5 Swim Tips With Josh Amberger | Swimming Technique Analysis

Today Mark is joined by one of the fastest swimmers in triathlon, Josh Amberger, who's agreed to share his top 5 swimming tips with us out in Kona! Which do you find most interesting? 🤔

From swimming bi-laterally to being conscious of your stroke rate... these tips are sure to improve on your performance in the water!

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[Cookefan]

The unspoken beauty of this interview is that the guy interviewing is remaining silent and let this brilliant young athlete express himself verbally about some very interesting approaches and techniques. Thank you sir for being a great interviewer.
As for the young athlete, he is just 100% authentic, comfortable in his skin and really just a very cool laid back bloke. Great interview!

[srjones]

Can we also have a video on "How to write race reports like Josh Amberger"?

[jamesromero]

I don't think Josh has ever had a problem swim around people, he's always been way ahead!! Great interview. Thanks Josh and gtn

[jobanski]

Breathing was a real opener for me. I have found every 3rd stroke is my sweet spot...when swimming. Lol

[cuberbryson]

Love how Australian josh is just a laid back Aussie. Makes me proud to be australian. What a fella

[lindatodd]

Great tips. Really helpful. Thank you

[MrKensh]

LOL - What can we say the dude is real!

[MaartenAnna]

Great guy; excellent tips! (I like the way he got some advertising in there, his sponsors should be proud!) 😉

[arrankeady]

Ha such an aussie- thanks for the tips lad 👌🏽

[florianschmidt]

And i straggle with 2:00min per 100m i could cry :/ ;)

[trbeyond]

Would love to hear what a favorite swim set (with splits/paces) looks like for Josh. Something to aspire to!...

[MagicalCurrent]

That drill is Shark Fin Drill and I believe you used to train with one of my mates that I race Andrew Spoor?

[triathlon]

What at Top bloke need more athletes like him.

[romski]

Didnt need an excuse to use the floaty shorts, glad to have one but :D

[markfoz]

Seems like a down to earth guy. Humble.

[mariatooker]

I love tip number 4: great way to try to reset the brain and not focus on the chaos in the water!

[MTWf]

No butterfly intervals? Sighs in relief.

[SRSR]

Please give us "Bike like Cam Wurf" and "Run like Patrick Lange" videos so I win that darned Kona

[brettbale]

Interesting how he doesn't have the traditional fast swimmer high elbow catch.

[LikeKoby]

Play at .5x speed, it’s absolutely hilarious. ROFl funny.