After coaching Trafford to the Top Club award for the fourth year in a row, Bob Bolton joins Helen Gorman to review the National Masters Championships in Sheffield. Discussion covers record breaking swims, notable performers and unique insight into training and racing. Don’t miss this fun and insightful look at the Championships, which saw 17 world records smashed. Bob also looks at the overall success and future of the event given his position on the Masters Working Group.
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After coaching Trafford to the Top Club award for the fourth year in a row, Bob Bolton joins Helen Gorman to review the National Masters Championships in Sheffield. Discussion covers record breaking swims, notable performers and unique insight into training and racing. Don’t miss this fun and insightful look at the Championships, which saw 17 world records smashed. Bob also looks at the overall success and future of the event given his position on the Masters Working Group.
#160: 17 World Records Smashed - National Masters Review
Freestyle Media
55 minutes
1 week ago
#160: 17 World Records Smashed - National Masters Review
After coaching Trafford to the Top Club award for the fourth year in a row, Bob Bolton joins Helen Gorman to review the National Masters Championships in Sheffield. Discussion covers record breaking swims, notable performers and unique insight into training and racing. Don’t miss this fun and insightful look at the Championships, which saw 17 world records smashed. Bob also looks at the overall success and future of the event given his position on the Masters Working Group.
Freestyle Media
After coaching Trafford to the Top Club award for the fourth year in a row, Bob Bolton joins Helen Gorman to review the National Masters Championships in Sheffield. Discussion covers record breaking swims, notable performers and unique insight into training and racing. Don’t miss this fun and insightful look at the Championships, which saw 17 world records smashed. Bob also looks at the overall success and future of the event given his position on the Masters Working Group.
