World champion Dana Vollmer joins today's edition of The Morning Swim Show to discuss her recent training trip to Australia. Vollmer talks about the goal of working with Milt Nelms in Australia and how swimming in the tall waves off the Australian coast could help her butterfly and freestyle. She also talks about the health issues that plagued her as a teenager, as well as the food allergies she discovered. And as a newlywed, she talks about how her husband, Andy Grant, has helped put her life in perspective.

Dana Vollmer is ready to compete at next week's USA Swimming nationals, and she talks about her goal of swimming all best times in the 100 free, 200 free and 100 fly. Her 100 fly is the fastest in the world right now, and she talks about the physical changes she's made to her stroke, and why her freestyle hasn't been as solid as her butterfly. Also, she talks about her wedding plans and why it's good that it keeps her distracted.

Dana Vollmer is having a career resurgence after a great showing at the NCAAs and world championships in 2009. But 2010 could be just as good, and Vollmer talks to Swimming World.TV about some of the exciting changes in her life.

April 13, 2010: Dana Vollmer is having a career resurgence after a great showing at the NCAAs and world championships in 2009. But 2010 could be just as good, and Vollmer talks to Swimming World.TV about some of the exciting changes in her life.