If you ever get an opportunity to
meet the 1936 Olympic Gold Medal superstar, don't pass it up! The world
record setting back stroke specialist broke his own record more times
than any other record has been broken. His endless list of fascinating
stories will keep you intrigued for hours on end.
What most don't
know about Adolph is is active involvement in early-era water shows
with Buster Crabb, Johnny Weismuller, Esther Williams and Dr. Sammy Lee.
Just ask him about racing Sharkey the Seal in some very elaborate arena
show productions in the 1930s.
Adolph is the founder of Kiefer
Aquatics based in Chicago. Kiefer Swimwear is some of the best andmost
innovative on the market.
Adolph Kiefer Meets Adolph Hitler 1936 Olympic Games March 2009 Mr. Kiefer, at
the ripe old age 91 in 2009, tells his story about the
invitation to meet the infamous Adolph Hitler. If he knew then what he
knows about the man now, it would have been a much different meeting!
Breaking
His Own World Records March 2009
Adolph was the 1st man to
break the 1-minute barrier for the
100 yard back stroke. He provided us with a
compilation of stories about his incredible streak of world record
setting 'back
stroke' & 'individual medley' swimming achievements in the mid 30s and early 40s. He topped his amazing career off with a
gold medal at the 1936 Olympic Games in Germany.
Swim or Drown How He Learned to Swim March 2009 Adolph
tells the
phenomenal story of how, at the young age of ten, an accidental fall
into a river sparked his natural instinct. Faced with a life and death
situation, he had no choice...it was swim or drown and a career was
born. Swimming, which saved his life, became his life!
