How Pro Triathlete Kat Matthews Became A Front Pack Swimmer

[@ricardomorgan1418]

Brenton I want to thank you for all these interviews, where you ask great questions and you let the guests (best quality guests) to talk freely, never interrupting them. I always get invaluable information in this channel. Thank you again!

[@marie-louisekarlander2366]

Kat is the best, just love her way to compete.🙌❤️. So powerful. Thank you for this video and interview. Marie-Louise

[@lcre0002]

I had the pleasure of meeting Kat in Tallinn this year. Such a welcoming, warm, pleasant personality! Thank you for being an inspiration to all of us!

[@ChaireCoeurPoumons]

Great interview! Kat Matthews is one of my favorite pro triathletes 😊

[@jacobcraft3130]

Thanks Brenton and Kat! Great interview of one of the greats. Appreciate you helping all us swimmers across the world.

[@jamiecornehlsen7783]

Great interview! The energy is infectious and insight into improving feel and filing was great.

[@Jett125]

So so interesting. Consistency is king. Note to self; be consistent!

[@sarahtoth391]

Can anyone post the two book titles Kat referenced? I missed it and don't know where in the video it was. Thanks

[@Onpahc]

Reality Slap by Russ Harris Perform Under Pressure by Ceri Evans

[@NickTrout-o1f]

Great Interview Brenton ? Re Nutrition rightly or wrongly I assume a morning swim (1hr) needs less / no carbs as your body is fully rested from a nights sleep .. ? Wrong I assume ?

[@mysho6317]

Sam Long on Line 1🤔 Like Kat, he's a tremendous Athlete but he has a serious Swim weakness.

[@vits-swimtrainingevolution9886]

She had a good swim for her, yes. Just VITS discussions and "thinking in precision" may shows its results, after and after. But after that triathlon swimming at all is still not really up to date in 2024, in technique skills, and in results. Consider those all are professionals, not agies. So basically technique abilities from all them should be at a professional level, even the performance outcome it self can and will be different. But I watching some of them pro's doing weired things while swimming. No wonder, as they practice only 25/50/100 and time in hours per week, or whatever, which means only sampling meters - no view at quality or very little, and never ever one will have controll while exercising meters. Thats a big fatal broad misunderstanding in swim training worldwide, still in 2024 - I am going for to make that changing completely, turns 180 degrees. I know 99,999 % of all ambitious swimmers are burning and wasting dozends of hours each week or month for almost no developing effect in ability and performance. I really wondering how do people accept this all the years all the time - and also olympic swimmers do it in the same way. Puhhh. A change is really necessary. Good Video and talk Brenton. And to all coaches, there is hope and the're opportunities and possibilities are waiting to come out ... 🙂