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H2O Audio Ambassadors
Michael Phelps
14 time Gold Medalist
Michael Phelps is designed to swim. His 6-foot-7-inch wingspan is three inches longer than his height, giving him an exceptional reach. He is able to ride high in the water thanks to his proportionally long torso and his flexible ankles and size-14 feet provide a formidable kick. Mix his swim specific body with strength training 3 times a week, plyometrics, and a high-intensity swim workout up to five hours a day and you’ve got the perfect recipe for one of the fastest swimmers and greatest Olympians of all time.
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Natalie Coughlin
Multiple Olympic Medalist and World Champion
Natalie Coughlin won five medals at the 2004 Olympics. Then in 2008 made history as the first U.S. female swimmer to win six medals at a single Olympics and was the first woman to win back-to-back Olympic titles in the 100m backstroke with her victory in Beijing. Coughlin graduated from the University of California at Berkeley with honors, where she continues to train with coach Teri McKeever.
http://www.h2oaudio.com/nataliecoughlin.php
Laird Hamilton
Pioneering Surfer / Waterman
Laird Hamilton is regarded as the world's greatest big wave surfer of all time. Laird helped create the watersport of "tow-in surfing" which enables him to catch, ride and conquer waves reaching heights of 70 ft (21m). Laird is also credited with inventing the "foilboard" and was a pioneer in popularizing kitesurfing. Today, Laird is a practitioner of stand-up paddling and continues to push the outer boundaries of watersports.
http://www.h2oaudio.com/lairdhamilton.php
H2O Audio Ambassadors
Michael Phelps
14 time Gold Medalist
Michael Phelps is designed to swim. His 6-foot-7-inch wingspan is three inches longer than his height, giving him an exceptional reach. He is able to ride high in the water thanks to his proportionally long torso and his flexible ankles and size-14 feet provide a formidable kick. Mix his swim specific body with strength training 3 times a week, plyometrics, and a high-intensity swim workout up to five hours a day and you’ve got the perfect recipe for one of the fastest swimmers and greatest Olympians of all time.
http://www.h2oaudio.com/michaelphelps.php
Natalie Coughlin
Multiple Olympic Medalist and World Champion
Natalie Coughlin won five medals at the 2004 Olympics. Then in 2008 made history as the first U.S. female swimmer to win six medals at a single Olympics and was the first woman to win back-to-back Olympic titles in the 100m backstroke with her victory in Beijing. Coughlin graduated from the University of California at Berkeley with honors, where she continues to train with coach Teri McKeever.
http://www.h2oaudio.com/nataliecoughlin.php
Laird Hamilton
Pioneering Surfer / Waterman
Laird Hamilton is regarded as the world's greatest big wave surfer of all time. Laird helped create the watersport of "tow-in surfing" which enables him to catch, ride and conquer waves reaching heights of 70 ft (21m). Laird is also credited with inventing the "foilboard" and was a pioneer in popularizing kitesurfing. Today, Laird is a practitioner of stand-up paddling and continues to push the outer boundaries of watersports.
http://www.h2oaudio.com/lairdhamilton.php