American Olympian Carson Foster Begins YouTube Vlog Channel

The latest member of the swimming YouTube vloggers is American Olympian Carson Foster.

He posted his first video earlier immediately, titled “MY FIRST VIDEO | How I raced the 800m Freestyle”. In the vlog, he talks about his day main as much as his 800 freestyle race on the latest Longhorn Elite Invite.

In that race, he set a lifetime greatest time of seven:52.00 to win the occasion, taking greater than three seconds off his earlier greatest of seven:55.51, which he swam on the U.S. Open in December.

Foster talked about his resolution to begin the channel, saying “I have been wanting to be able to share my life more with people over social media to show people what it’s like to be a professional swimmer, specifically in the Texas pro group and on Team USA.”

The Texas professional group is without doubt one of the most well-known professional teams on this planet of swimming proper now with world document holders Leon Marchand and Summer McIntosh headlining the roster.

His channel already has 21.4k subscribers, which is partially resulting from the truth that he’s sharing the web page together with his dad, who has been posting movies of him and his brother, former Texas swimmer Jake Foster, since 2014. He stated that his dad would proceed to submit his race movies on the web page, together with his new vlogs.

Foster joins a rising variety of swimmers who’ve begun YouTube channels in recent times, together with present Texas freshman Campbell McKean, who gave him a shoutout in his latest video and briefly appeared within the vlog.

Other notable swimmers who run YouTube channels are former U.S. Olympian Cody Miller, Irish twins Daniel Wiffen and Nathan Wiffen, and, briefly, Caeleb Dressel, although he hasn’t posted in additional than a 12 months.

Foster’s vlog featured appearances from fellow Texas professional swimmers Chris Guiliano and Jack Kelly in addition to Foster’s golden retriever, Gus.