Listen to Gregg Parini talk about how elite-level swimming is alive and well in NCAA Division 3!
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Most coaches don’t teach these 4 ways to swim | Skills NT Swimming
4 ways to swim freestyle and they can all be fast. You just need to practice the small details of each one. I hope this video helps you finding the best way to swim for you.
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Coaches Corner: Curiosity in Coaching | Fitter and Faster Swim Camps
Join Coaches Corner host Mike Murray as he welcomes Coach Mark Hesse for a discussion on why having a curious mind is an essential component for your growth as a leader in the sport of swimming. Mike & Mark will investigate some strategies for coaches to gain a deeper understanding of how to evolve, ways to develop your personal coaching philosophy and why being a lifelong learner is critical in the business of coaching!
One of the most well-known faces across national championship pool decks, Coach Hesse most recently worked as a USA Swimming Performance Development Manager from 2012 to 2020 . He has over 27 years of coaching experience as a club coach at Fort Washington Township, Sugar Creek Swim Club, Ft. Worth Area Swim Team, Mission Bay, and Burke Barracudas. Mark is an ASCA Level 5 Certified Coach and has placed swimmers in Olympic Trials Semi-Finals and on USA Swimming’s National Junior Team.
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Swimming Technique – The Only Two Swim Drills That You Need To Include | World Multisport
This is a must-watch video for the triathlon swimmers who want to improve their swimming.
Unless you have the time to invest into swimming 5 times plus per week and under the supervision of a swim coach then we don’t recommend spending your time using swimming drills in your training.
Except for these two swim drills – front scull and one arm drill with paddles which will give you both a technique and a strength benefit which are well worth the time that you will put into them.
Check out the video as Mark explains both the benefits and how to complete the drills.
For more info head to our website www.worldmultisport.com
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China Breaks Mixed Medley Relay World Record For First Swimming World Record of 2020
China’s team of Xu Jiayu, Yan Zibei, Zhang Yufei and Yang Junxuan lowered the world record in the mixed medley relay at the Chinese National Swimming Championships in Qingdao with a 3:38.41. The swim lowers the Americans’ world record of 3:38.56 from the 2017 World Championships, as this marks the first official world record in the sport of swimming in 2020.
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Brendan Cullen preparing for his 2021 English Channel Swim
Brendan Cullen, a grazier from drought-ravaged New South Wales, is 12 hours away from an ocean. But that is not stopping him training for one of the toughest ocean swims in the world — crossing the English Channel. And he’s preparing for it in one of the last bodies of water near Broken Hill.
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“We Are Changing What it Means to be Different” | Ellie Cole | Rising Phoenix | Paralympic Games
Para swimmer Ellie Cole (Australia) shares her thoughts on Netflix’s ground-breaking documentary, Rising Phoenix, and the impact she thinks it will have on society.
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Lezak, Bousquet talk about the 4×100 Free Relay from Beijing Olympics
Did you know this was the first time France had ever medaled in a relay in the Olympics?