Tag: Wayne Goldsmith
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Stop Swimming in the Gray Zone Faster, Slower, Smarter | GoSwim
Glenn and Wayne discussed a recent swimming world record performance by Cam McAvoy, noting the impressive velocity maintenance and positive feedback about McAvoy’s character. Wayne raised concerns about potential misinformation regarding McAvoy’s training methods spreading online, which could present challenges for coaches. The discussion then transitioned to technical endurance, with Glenn introducing the concept and…
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One Session to Change Their Lives | Wayne Goldsmith
What would you do if you had ONE session with a team you don’t know, in a place you’ve never been, sometimes in a language you don’t speak, in a culture you don’t understand?
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The 7 Top Swimming Technique Tips You Need to Know | Wayne Goldsmith
From “Minis to Masters” – there’s 7 Technique Tips that I guarantee will improve the swimming technique of every swimmer you coach.
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Pacers or Racers? Are You Coaching Kids to Swim Fast or to Win Races? | Wayne Goldsmith
Are you training swimmers to hit times — or to win races when it counts?In this video, I share Alex Popov’s insight on Pacers vs Racers — and why the best coaches develop competitive skills, not just pace swimmers.
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Speed in Swimming – Think Smarter Not Just Faster | Wayne Goldsmith
Three Important Things to Remember: Swimming fast is a byproduct of swimming efficiently, not a goal itself; The harder swimmers try to force speed, the slower they become; Elite swimmers focus on flow, rhythm and technique – speed follows naturally. Every young swimmer makes the same mistake. They think swimming fast means trying hard to…
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Want to Build and Grow a Great Sporting Culture? Here’s How! | Wayne Goldsmith
Wayne Goldsmith is a Speaker, Author, Mentor and Coach who’s been an influential thought leader in sport around the world for more than a quarter of a century.
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Let’s Stop the Teenage Drop Out in Sport | Wayne Goldsmith
Wayne Goldsmith is a Speaker, Author, Mentor and Coach who’s been an influential thought leader in sport around the world for more than a quarter of a century.