Ryan Lochte is a three-time Olympic gold medalist and 12-time Olympic and World medalist

United States and International Olympic Swimmer

World Record Holder – American Record Holder

2010 FINA Male Swimmer of the Year

2010 World Championships – Dubai

Ryan won the most Gold medals ever in history at a World Championship! 6 Golds, 1 Silver

2010 FINA Male Swimmer of the Meet

200 IM WR 1:50.08

400 IM WR 3:55.50

4×200 Relay WR 6:49.04

2010 Golden Goggles “Male Swimmer of the Year” and Male Race of the Year for 200 IM at the Mutual of Omaha Pan Pacific Championships

2010 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships: 200 Free – Gold; 400 IM – Gold; 4×200 Free Men’s Relay – Gold;

200 Back – Gold; 400×100 Free Men’s Relay – Gold; 200 IM –Gold

2010 Conoco Phillips National Championships: 400 IM – Gold; 200 IM – Gold; 100 Free – Silver; 200 Free – Silver;

200 Back – Gold

2009 Golden Goggles “Male Swimmer of the Year” and Best Relay (4×100)

2009 USA Swimming “Male Athlete of the Year”

2009 FINA World Championships – 4 Gold, 1 Bronze, 2 WR

2008 Beijing Olympics: 2 Gold, 2 Bronze, 2 WR

2008 Manchester SC World Championships: 4 Gold, 2 Silver, 3 WR

2007 Melbourne World Championships: 2 Gold, 3 Silver, 2 WR

2006 Shanghai SC World Championships: 3 Gold, 1 Silver, 2 Bronze 3 WR

2005 Montreal World Championships: 1 Gold, 2 Bronze, 1 AR

2004 Athens Olympics: 1 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 WR

24-time NCAA All American at the University of Florida

7-time NCAA Champion

Ryan has followed his Olympic wins with an agenda to use his achievements to help others. Whenever possible Ryan provides swimming clinics all over the country to help swimmers further develop their technique.

Following the Beijing Olympics, he traveled to Washington, D.C. and lobbied for the passing of the Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Care Act, which was subsequently signed by President Bush. Ryan is dedicated to raising funds and awareness for research for the charity Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy. http://www.parentprojectmd.org

Ryan is also the spokesperson for the Mac Crutchfield Fund, a local charity that provides scholarships to high school seniors. Mac Crutchfield was a 12 year old boy and a swimmer for ATAC, who drowned in a rain storm in August 2008. http://maccrutchfieldfoundation.com/

With a natural eye for fashion, Ryan is combining his skills and passion on new projects. He is a Speedo-sponsored athlete who has aided in the design of the brand’s board shorts line, graced the cover of Men’s Journal and has been featured in high fashion magazine spreads, including GQ, V Man and Wall Street Journal Magazine. He looks forward to taking part in future modeling and ad campaigns.

Ryan was born in Rochester, New York and raised in Daytona Beach, Florida where his parents were swimmers, so it was only natural that his parents coached him up until college. Ryan currently trains under the direction of Coach Gregg Troy at the University of Florida.

Ryan enjoys surfing, skateboarding,volleyball, basketball, drawing and spending time with his dog, Carter.