REBEL WITH A CAUSE | How Cam McEvoy Used Science to Win Olympic Gold in Swimming

[@levipeterken4020]

Watching that final was so exciting, I’m so happy for Cam! What an incredible moment after all that went into it

[@dashcamcalifornia5003]

Audio was a little choppy but this was fun to hear. I was excited to hear him talking about One RM and trying to equate it to swimming. This is something I've been thinking about. Heading to a clinic this weekend in Indiana to hopefully learn more from Chris Plumb and others!

[@yuriorlov8472]

Ruslan Fathakov is the calisthenics legend who helped Cam with his pull ups.

[@david-nb5ug]

Amazing breakdown to such detail and specification! This is fascinating

[@ig2d]

this guy should go into coaching at some point...

[@julesmeyeri2056]

Exactly right...after reverse engineering essentially my whole mental and physical life swimming probably the wrong and ,ore difficult way am also exploring these kind of things and teaching and coaching has become easy now😊

[@carole1530]

I would also totally watch the movie version of Cam's quad.

[@krackstar15]

Very impressive application of theory, please write about this to share. #sprinttheory

[@chipotle9223]

if anyone watched the whole thing, can someone tag me with the time point where he discusses his training program/what his weekly routine is

[@DylanMcmullin-m1p]

Did you get tagged? Can you share the time

[@raelene101]

If you're relying on a complete stranger to find what you're looking for in the video that you could find yourself, how will you have the discipline, drive and dedication to do the training 😂😂😂

[@mwierdl]

His description is only in general terms, and even that is not in the language of swimming, but he using the "gym metaphore" (whatever that really means)--- unfortunately.

[@ron7006]

Could it be possible that Cam recorded it himself? Maybe we'd get better audio. It misses a lot of Cam's dialogue on the trip around the world...