Episode Synopsis "07 Felipe Lima: The inspirational story"

Today’s episode is a great inspirational talk with the world-class breastroke swimmer from Brazil, Felipe Lima. (01:37) How has Felipe spend the covid time and how was his training like during these times? (06:02) We spoke about his beginnings to the sport of swimming. (08:56) Felipe spoke about the most inspirational people in his life. (09:48) Did he choose breastroke, or did breastroke choose him? (10:54) What is Felipe's biggest strength as the world-class breastroker? (17:50) Where do he find inspiration? (20:03) How has his training changed since 10-15 years ago? (21:55) What is his approach to recovery? (24:05) Last year he swam his PB in 50 breastroke 26.33, the 2nd fastest 50 breastroke in history. What went right compared to other races? What was different? (30:57) Does he feel any pre-race pressure? (38:54) How does his usual training week look like? (41:42) Felipe's piece of advice for somebody, who wants to improve his or her breastroke? (42:35) His favourite swimming pool in the world. (44:19) What are Felipe's future plans? Would he like to stay connected to swimming? Let's connect I Felipe on instagram: @felipelimasw I Swimvenue on instagram: @swimvenue  Thank you very much for listening. If you loved the episode, please leave a review on your favorite platform. Message me anytime and let me know what you think.

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