Category: Training
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Shannon Rollason (AUS) new head coach of the Danish NTC
The Danish Swimming Federation announces this morning that they have hired 40-year-old Shannon Rollason as their new head coach of the National Training Center in Copenhagen. Rollason is renowned for among other things his work with Jodie Henry and Alice Mills, gold medalists of the Athens 2004 Olympics, and comes from a similar position at…
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Bill Sweetenham temporay high performance coach of New Zealand
Read Msn Sweetenham, who oversaw the emergence of Australian legends Ian Thorpe and Grant Hackett before six contentious years as high performance director of British swimming, will take up a short-term role on February 8. Swimming New Zealand said 62-year-old Sweetenham, who reviewed the organisation’s high performance structure in 2008, will be initially contracted as…
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Dr. Dr. Home Gharavi – Workshop D – The Flip Turn
Our friends Home Gharavi and Ren̩ Thomsen arranged this Athletic Performance Conference & Workshop at Bernstorffsminde Efterskole, January 7th Р11th 2013, and the video looks awesome.
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James Goddard turns to boxing to boost world championship hopes
Olympic swimmer James Goddard has turned to boxing world title hopeful Matthew Hatton to help him steal a length on rivals in the pool, aiming to get into the best shape of his career ahead of what could be his last FINA World Championships in Barcelona in July. “It’s well known how hard boxers train…
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Arizona Swim Team Has Depth, School Spirit
“This year, the Arizona swim team continues to be an elite program. From veteran swimmers who competed in the Olympic Trials to freshman swimmers adjusting to the competition, the UA’s team is amongst the nation’s strongest competitors. Team members say they love the UA and the opportunity to compete for their University.”
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Gators and Pararescuemen
Two Olympic gold medalists and the University of Florida swim team including Ryan Lochte and Conor Dwyer train with Pararescuemen of the 920th Rescue Wing.
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New Stanford Swim Camp Video
Located only 30 minutes south of San Francisco on the beautiful Stanford University campus, the Stanford Swim Camp is designed to help competitive swimmers from around the world improve their stroke technique.
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