South African Cameron van der Burgh won gold in the Men's 100 Breaststroke at the 2012 Olympics and silver four years later in Rio. He helped move breaststroke forward with a high tempo and focus on the shorter events. Over his career he won 10 LCM World Champs medals and 8 SCM World Champ medals in the 50 & 100 Breaststrokes. 
Now a commodities trader in London, Cameron still gets in the water 3-4 times a week. Don't be surprised if you see him in a Masters meet soon enough.
In this episode, Brett and Cameron talk about how he changed breaststroke, how he trained breaststroke, and how to teach confidence.
00:00 Bratter PA, Immigration Law
00:04 Hello Cameron van der Burgh
01:00 Commodity Trading
06:30 Life after swimming
10:00 Advice to swimmers
12:00 Starting over again
16:15 Grant Hackett
19:30 Not allowed in the pool
22:00 Breaststroke legends
24:30 Teaching confidence
26:30 Self talk
31:10 Changing breaststroke
33:30 Out in 18 strokes
35:15 Training breaststroke
41:30 Being South African
42:45 Adam Peaty
44:20 Passing on the Kickboard
47:00 Barnes Masters Swimming Club

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