Albert Subirats's guest appearances

Albert Subirats

Inside with Brett Hawke

Lane Four

Pasaporte Veloz

Sergio Lopez

Caroline Burckle

Melissa Rodriguez

Anthony Ervin

Bob Bowman

Greg Bennett

Ben Fisher

Ryan Murphy

Jordan Anderson

Michael Phelps

Paige Madden

Shane Ryan

Ryan Lochte

Sean Conway

Cody Simpson

OwlTail

En este episodio con Albert Subirats, entendí un poco todos los sacrificios y la gran disciplina que hay que tener para poder hacer una carrera en el deporte. Objetivos claros, pasión, empeño, perseverancia, equipo, etc, etc, etc. ¡Un genio!  Si quieres ver el episodio en mi canal de Youtube, te dejo acá el link: https://youtu.be/4TwcAQ4J5aA Perfil de instagram Albert: https://www.instagram.com/subicule/?hl=es

En este episodio con Albert Subirats, entendí un poco todos los sacrificios y la gran disciplina que hay que tener para poder hacer una carrera en el deporte. Objetivos claros, pasión, empeño, perseverancia, equipo, etc, etc, etc. ¡Un genio!  Si quieres ver el episodio en mi canal de Youtube, te dejo acá el link: <a href="https://youtu.be/4TwcAQ4J5aA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/4TwcAQ4J5aA</a> Perfil de instagram Albert: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/subicule/?hl=es" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/subicule/?hl=es</a>

La carrera del deporte con Albert Subirats

En este episodio el nadador Olímpico y Campeón Mundial Albert Subirats de Venezuela nos cuenta su filosofia sobre la mentalidad que debe tener un velocista para ser exitoso. Albert tiene muchos años de experiencia como nadador al ser campeón del campeonato intercolegial de EEUU (NCAA) representando a la Universidad de Arizona, Campeón Mundial de piscina corta y 4 veces nadador olímpico en Atenas, Beijing, Londres y Rio. Y recientemente como entrenador de la Universidad de Virginia Tech.  Conecta con nosotros! Albert IG: @subiule Lane Four Podcast IG: @lanefourpodcast

En este episodio el nadador Olímpico y Campeón Mundial Albert Subirats de Venezuela nos cuenta su filosofia sobre la mentalidad que debe tener un velocista para ser exitoso. Albert tiene muchos años de experiencia como nadador al ser campeón del campeonato intercolegial de EEUU (NCAA) representando a la Universidad de Arizona, Campeón Mundial de piscina corta y 4 veces nadador olímpico en Atenas, Beijing, Londres y Rio. Y recientemente como entrenador de la Universidad de Virginia Tech.  Conecta con nosotros! Albert IG: @subiule Lane Four Podcast IG: @lanefourpodcast

17. La Mentalidad de un Velocista con Albert Subirats

When Albert Subirats retired from swimming after his last race, he was ready to take on new challenges in corporate America. It wasn't long before the sport came calling him back. Today, after joining Virginia Tech as an assistant coach, Albert is working to give back to the sport. In conversation with Brett he dives into his experience coming to the states as a young swimmer with misdirected confidence. Learn how he navigated the NCAA process, became a leader to his teammates and ultimately transitioned into swimming solo later in his career. He shares his advice on working hard and making the most of every opportunity. “I just made that choice and it's as simple as that. Not everybody can make the choice to be an Olympic champion but anybody can make the choice to be the best they can be.” -Albert Subirats [22:07]  Key Takeaways:  Why Albert Subirats returned to swimming as a coach. How he learned to be a better teammate. Advice on training and underwater dolphin kicks.  Episode Timeline:  [00:02] Intro [02:13] Albert Subirats on return to the sport [03:19] When did swimming start for him [07:20] The process of getting from Venezuela to the NCAA [10:16] Adapting and navigating college at 17 [12:52] Being confident in the wrong way [14:38] Lessons learned from coach Frank Busch [18:28] Winning the 100 butterfly and the 100 backstroke on the same day [19:38] Training for the impossible and using visualization [22:18] On Augie Busch keeping him honest [24:48] Improving his underwater dolphin kicking [27:56] Owning training and working hard [30:51] Winning the national championship in 2008 [32:25] What changed within the team [35:37] Winning for the team over the individual [38:25] Transitioning to being a solo swimmer [41:25] Making the most of the opportunities swimming brings [44:42] Thoughts on Venezuela [46:46] Joseph schooling and the 100 butterfly [49:37] Outro  Key Quotes:  “I really thrive in challenges. I love somebody telling me 'you can't do that.' That just makes me burn inside... It's learning how to challenge that into a healthy mindset and into things that are actually going to help you.”-Albert Subirats [26:34] “You don't ever want to walk away from this thinking, what if or I should have or what could I have accomplished?...You always want to look back to the time that you did this and smile.” -Albert Subirats [42:28]  Connect: Find | Brett Hawke At fitterandfaster.com On Instagram @hawkebr Find | Albert Subirats At hokiesports.com On Instagram: @subicule Subscribe &amp; Listen: Apple Podcasts Google Spotify YouTube  Special Thanks: Swimnerd Pace Clocks.

When Albert Subirats retired from swimming after his last race, he was ready to take on new challenges in corporate America. It wasn't long before the sport came calling him back. Today, after joining Virginia Tech as an assistant coach, Albert is working to give back to the sport. In conversation with Brett he dives into his experience coming to the states as a young swimmer with misdirected confidence. Learn how he navigated the NCAA process, became a leader to his teammates and ultimately transitioned into swimming solo later in his career. He shares his advice on working hard and making the most of every opportunity. <blockquote>“I just made that choice and it's as simple as that. Not everybody can make the choice to be an Olympic champion but anybody can make the choice to be the best they can be.” -Albert Subirats [22:07] </blockquote> <h2>Key Takeaways:</h2> <ul> <li>Why Albert Subirats returned to swimming as a coach.</li> <li>How he learned to be a better teammate.</li> <li>Advice on training and underwater dolphin kicks.</li> </ul> <h2>Episode Timeline:</h2> <ul> <li>[00:02] Intro</li> <li>[02:13] Albert Subirats on return to the sport</li> <li>[03:19] When did swimming start for him</li> <li>[07:20] The process of getting from Venezuela to the NCAA</li> <li>[10:16] Adapting and navigating college at 17</li> <li>[12:52] Being confident in the wrong way</li> <li>[14:38] Lessons learned from coach Frank Busch</li> <li>[18:28] Winning the 100 butterfly and the 100 backstroke on the same day</li> <li>[19:38] Training for the impossible and using visualization</li> <li>[22:18] On Augie Busch keeping him honest</li> <li>[24:48] Improving his underwater dolphin kicking</li> <li>[27:56] Owning training and working hard</li> <li>[30:51] Winning the national championship in 2008</li> <li>[32:25] What changed within the team</li> <li>[35:37] Winning for the team over the individual</li> <li>[38:25] Transitioning to being a solo swimmer</li> <li>[41:25] Making the most of the opportunities swimming brings</li> <li>[44:42] Thoughts on Venezuela</li> <li>[46:46] Joseph schooling and the 100 butterfly</li> <li>[49:37] Outro</li> </ul> <h2>Key Quotes:</h2> <ul> <li>“I really thrive in challenges. I love somebody telling me 'you can't do that.' That just makes me burn inside... It's learning how to challenge that into a healthy mindset and into things that are actually going to help you.”-Albert Subirats [26:34]</li> <li>“You don't ever want to walk away from this thinking, what if or I should have or what could I have accomplished?...You always want to look back to the time that you did this and smile.” -Albert Subirats [42:28]</li> </ul> <h2>Connect:</h2> Find | Brett Hawke At <a href="http://fitterandfaster.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">fitterandfaster.com</a> On Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/hawkebr/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@hawkebr</a> Find | Albert Subirats At <a href="https://hokiesports.com/sports/swimming-and-diving/roster/coaches/albert-subirats/1344" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">hokiesports.com</a> On Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/subicule/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@subicule</a> <h2>Subscribe &amp; Listen:</h2> <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/inside-with-brett-hawke/id1498116036" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Apple Podcasts</a> <a href="https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xMzY3Mjk1Yy9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw%3D%3D" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Google</a> <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/3ydMAzJEAKBaqvjQ9IvqmD" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Spotify</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUnIPHpA60QccvbkmCa4kzw?" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube</a> Special Thanks: <a href="https://swimpractice.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Swimnerd Pace Clocks.</a>

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