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WATCH: Cody Miller & Lilly King Breaststroke Practice (VLOG)

Below, check out Cody Miller‘s most recent vlog, where he gives us an up-close look at a tough breaststroke practice at Indiana:

The set included a 800 breaststroke kick for time, where Miller was pleased with his new personal best of 9:27 (which includes one pull into the wall and a flip turn). Another big part of the set was 4x200s breast descend 1-4 on 3:30, all negative split. The full practice can be seen 28 seconds into the video.

Among those featured in the vlog was the fastest female breaststroker in history, Lilly King, a regular, and Australian breaststroker Jessica Hansen, who is visiting Bloomington for the week to switch up her training.

Hansen owns a pair of bronze medals from the World Championships (2016 SC, 2017 LC), both in the 400 medley relay. Most recently competing at the Commonwealth Games on home soil, the Melbourne native was 5th in the 50 breast and 8th in the 100 breast.

While Miller and King are gearing up for U.S. Nationals at the end of July, which will serve as the qualifier for the Pan Pacific Championships in August (and partly the 2019 Worlds), Hansen is preparing for the Aussie Pan Pac Trials which will be held June 30 – July 4th in Southern Australia.

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CraigH
6 years ago

Not seen: Cody working on his dolphin kicks after each pull down.

NickB
6 years ago

ALL HAIL KING LIL

ERVINFORTHEWIN
6 years ago

I love his Vlogs and the way he puts them together , involves his teammates . So refreshing and great to watch .

Pvdh
6 years ago

Jess Hansen of Australia is training with Indiana

Scribble
6 years ago

Just going to point out that a 9:27 for 800 breast kick is a 1:10.8 average. Damn.

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James Sutherland

James swam five years at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, specializing in the 200 free, back and IM. He finished up his collegiate swimming career in 2018, graduating with a bachelor's degree in economics. In 2019 he completed his graduate degree in sports journalism. Prior to going to Laurentian, James swam …

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