Swimming

Rania Elwani pushes through the boundaries set for women as a three-time Olympian for Egypt.

Maddy Banic, a University of Tennessee swimmer, opens up about her mental health struggles in relation to swimming after her Freshman year of college. This story captures her journey from deep depression into full recovery. Photo by Marc-Antoine Roy on Unsplash

Dr. Charles Marin Eugster was born on the 26th July 1919, he lived until the 27th April 2017, 97 years of what ended as a fulfilling life and an ever lasting inspiration message, successful ageing requires work, diet and exercise. I had the pleasure of interviewing him shortly before this video.

When we're thinking of challenging ourselves or going on an adventure, there's very few who would think up something so huge as a 1,000 mile swim in open water, never mind the longest river in America, the mighty Missouri River.

University of Michigan graduate Kally Fayhee swam for the Wolverines from 2009 to 2013. In this documentary, she shares her story of her struggle with mental illness tied to her personal and athletic achievements.

Legendary Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps sat down with Megyn Kelly on Megyn Kelly TODAY to talk about his retirement from the sport, his growing family and his past struggles with anxiety and depression, chronicled in the new documentary “Angst.” “I hit a low point in my life where I didn’t want to be alive anymore,” he told Megyn Kelly. “I was sick and tired of having it in me.”

Showing the world that anyone can achieve anything, no matter their background.

Michael Phelp's reflection on the importance of water and the sport of swimming in his life to reach his goals.