Competing in the 100 Breaststroke on June 27th at the Paralympic Trials

As a swimmer music can be very beneficial especially leading up to a big competition like Paralympic Trials. For me, I like to choose a song that allows me to visualize my race over and over. To already experience it before I actually do it. The ability to listen to that track while in the water is an even greater gift.

I have used underwater headphones in the past, but the sound quality wasn’t that great. The moment I used H20 Audio I could feel the music through-out my whole body. The latest bone conduction technology allows for you to hear and feel the music so clearly.

The Sonar Pro easily clips on your goggles and supports MP3 player and bluetooth capabilities. I enjoy the flexibility of streaming my music while also having a few songs downloaded. Since being able to use the Sonar, I have been getting faster in practice. Listening to music while training has allowed me to really let go and trust my body already knows what to do. I’m excited to continue feeling the music with my training and see what I create at trials.

If you're looking for a great device to support you in and out of the water, check out the different models H20 Audio offers.
https://h2oaudio.com

Be sure to use code Mergoddess for 10% off your order.

Just keep swimming! Sarah Bofinger

Latest Stories

View all

SECOND PLACE NEVER SOUNDED THIS GOOD: TOA PERE PODIUMS AT M2O

SECOND PLACE NEVER SOUNDED THIS GOOD: TOA PERE PODIUMS AT M2O

19 seconds. 32 miles. And a soundtrack that never quit. Some athletes grow into the Ka'iwi Channel. Toa Pere grew up in it. Raised in Haleiwa on Oahu's North Shore — his father a former stock paddleboard record holder, his...

Read moreabout SECOND PLACE NEVER SOUNDED THIS GOOD: TOA PERE PODIUMS AT M2O

THE CHANNEL OF BONES CROWNED ITS 2026 CHAMPIONS

THE CHANNEL OF BONES CROWNED ITS 2026 CHAMPIONS

Molokai 2 Oahu 2026: 32 miles of open ocean, 92 paddlers, and every reason we build what we build. On Sunday morning, a sold-out field of the world's toughest paddlers left Molokai's west shore and pointed their boards at 32...

Read moreabout THE CHANNEL OF BONES CROWNED ITS 2026 CHAMPIONS

Molokaʻi to Oʻahu 2026: A Legendary Crossing Across the Kaiwi Channel

Molokaʻi to Oʻahu 2026: A Legendary Crossing Across the Kaiwi Channel

The Molokaʻi to Oʻahu Foil World Championships push athletes across 40 miles of open Pacific Ocean. Explore the race, this year’s champions, and why the right training—including music—can make all the difference.

Read moreabout Molokaʻi to Oʻahu 2026: A Legendary Crossing Across the Kaiwi Channel

H2O Audio Returns for the 2026 M2O Championship

H2O Audio Returns for the 2026 M2O Championship

H2O Audio returns as Official Headphone Sponsor of the 2026 Molokaʻi 2 Oʻahu World Championships and its sold-out international field.

Read moreabout H2O Audio Returns for the 2026 M2O Championship