Thriving Under Pressure with Siobhan Haughey, 2x Olympic Silver Medalist

Thriving Under Pressure with Siobhan Haughey

Siobhan Haughey made history by becoming the first Hong Kong swimmer to win Olympic medals, securing silver in the both the 100 Freestyle and 200 Freestyle events at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. A few months later she broke the 200 SCM Freestyle World Record at the World SC Championships in 1:50.31 - still the fastest in history.

Siobhan holds multiple Asian and Hong Kong records, is a sneaky fast breaststroker, and can swim the entire range of freestyle distances from 50 to 400.

She has been plenty busy this fall winning 6 medals at the Asian Games and posting a ridiculous 52.02 in the 100 Free during the World Cup where she won the 100 & 200 Free at all 3 stops.

In this episode, Siobhan describes how she approaches each practice session, setting specific goals, her strategies for recharging outside of the pool, and her event-centric training approach, shedding light on the benefits and challenges of focusing on specific races.

Siobhan reflects on her collaboration with renowned coach Tom Rushton, providing unique insights into their training dynamic and the impact of their partnership on her success.

Discover what it feels like to be behind the block at major meets & learn how Siobhan maintains her focus amidst the intense pressure of high-stakes races.

She shares her perspective on mind games in women's swimming and emphasizes the significance of staying focused on personal growth and goals rather than being distracted by external factors.

Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking conversation with Siobhan Haughey as she opens up about her remarkable swimming journey, provides exclusive insights into her mindset and training techniques, and offers valuable advice for athletes and coaches alike.

Enjoy!