WORLD CHAMPIONS don’t get to the apex of their disciplines without an unflinching commitment to peak physical performance, and a holistic workout routine to match. Kyle Chalmers is no different. In the lead up to the Paris Olympics, he went all out to chase that...
IT'S JULY OF 2023 and we’re approaching the conclusion of the men’s 4x100 metre freestyle final at the 2023 FINA World Championships in Fukuoka. Australia is in third place with one leg to go. They’re in position to challenge for medals, but a shot at a gold medal...
A growing number of athletes are turning to the bizarre ancient practice known as ‘cupping therapy’ to unlock peak performance. The result of the therapy is easily visible, specifically amongst swimmers, who’s exposed skin make the detection of abnormalities fairly...
It takes more than natural talent to become an Olympic, world and Commonwealth champion. For Kyle Chalmers, it took a supremely arduous fitness regimen, a strict diet and an openminded approach, meaning he's willing to try anything, so long as it'll help him improve
With his world championship victory in 2023, Kyle Chalmers finally accomplished swimming’s coveted triple crown. That is, winning a gold medal at the Olympics, Commonwealth Games, and world championships, all in individual events. Now he has a chance at a third Olympic medal at what could be his final Games. Chalmers’ journey to this point has been taxing to say the least, but he’ll be damned if he finishes it without another push
You may have noticed some athletes brandishing curious dark circular marks all over their bodies. Don’t be concerned, the marks are actually the result of the burgeoning practice of cupping therapy. But does it actually work?
