#27 Kylee Alons - Swimming against Olympians, winning 2 NCAA titles, and men competing in women's sports
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Kylee Alons is a former two-time Division 1 NCAA champion and all-american swimmer at NC State.
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In this conversation, form All-American and two-time NCAA champion swimmer Kyle Alons shares what it was like swimming against olympians, her success and hardships in the pool, and her fight and experience on the issue of men competing in women’s sports.
00:00 Introduction to Swimming Journey
02:25 Realizing Competitive Potential
05:12 Transitioning to College Swimming
08:14 Training Regimen and Season Structure
11:23 Team Dynamics in Swimming
14:12 NCAA Championships and Achievements
17:08 Post-College Transition and Reflections
20:18 Challenges and Pressures in Competitive Swimming
23:27 Final Thoughts on Swimming and Future Perspectives
27:07 The Rise of Leah Thomas and Its Impact
30:08 Experiencing the NCAA Meet with Leah Thomas
32:53 The Lawsuit Against the NCAA
35:19 Silenced Voices: The Athletes' Perspective
38:45 Navigating Identity and Performance in Sports
42:37 The Future of NCAA and NIL in Swimming
43:49 Personal Challenges and Support in Advocacy
49:37 Faith and Identity as a Division One Athlete
54:11 Launching the Washed Up Podcast