Cody Miller came to viewers live from his grandparents’ house for the 11th installment of his vlog series Wednesday.
While visiting his family on Christmas break and unable to get to a pool, Cody gets in his strength and cardio training in his grandmother’s make-shift basement weight room, including a 30-minute run, citing the importance of staying on-target even when swimming is not an option.
He also shows viewers a recent text from retired World Champion and 2-time Olympian Mike Alexandrov, who complimented Cody on his videos and congratulated him for breaking his [Alexandrov’s] own pool records. “It just goes to show how far hard work, consistency, and patience will get you,” Alexandrov wrote.
Cody and his wife Ali also head to Chuck E. Cheese’s with the younger members of the family, and then go see The Greatest Showman.
Check out the vlog below:
I dont resonate with outworking people but outworking your own limitations …..but apart from that aspect , i love his vlogs .
Out dolphin kick the competition
completely original and never seen before
Aye he and I swam some of the same meets back when he was 16 on Sandpipers. Me and my homies was makin fun of his cheatin kicks way before it was cool.
His 7 minute mile pace is a gross over-exaggeration if we only get a glimpse into how fast he was running in the video. Although i do enjoy the videos, I can’t help but wonder why these are made except for self promotion (which I commend Cody for doing and getting himself in front of more eyes). Has Cody stated there is a purpose to start creating content?
I’m sure he gets lots of questions about his life through social media, so this is a cool way to give his fans a glimpse into the daily grind of a pro athlete. Also, from a more cynical (but just as valid) perspective, the swimmer who gets the exposure gets the sponsors.
He’s a film nerd. This is one way he can express his interests.
Because he can