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I believe we have all relearned during this pandemic that communication is a crucial, if not the most important part in our profession working with athletes.
November was an exciting month for quite a few swim teams around the globe with the end of short course season championship meets taking place again after cancellations due to the pandemic last year.
Do you know where you’re going or where you want to go in the coaching profession? No matter where you are in your coaching career, you should always trust your gut feelings and follow your internal compass!
Coach Bud McAllister has spanned the world of swimming with his legendary posts around the world, including stops in Mission Viejo, Swim Canada and British Swimming.
During the month of March in 2020, most of us were either at the beginning or already in the midst of this ongoing pandemic. One year later, many of us are still struggling and going above and beyond regular schedules to allow our athletes to train.
Chris DeSantis’ life changed dramatically somewhere around March of this year when the pandemic started to hit the US. After successfully recording over 100 episodes of the Swim Brief Podcast, however, the show came to an abrupt stop.
ProSwimWorkouts is excited to announce a collaboration agreement with The Poolside Pass. Coaching is all about sharing ideas and continual development through sharing knowledge and experience. PSW and The Poolside Pass are both about just that!
The inner ear is responsible for our sense of balance, and work-life balance is what Coach Sarah is discussing in this week’s episode of the Podcast. Hear about the swim coach “lifestyle” and some of her personal struggle in the past weeks.
This episode was recorded on the road as Coach Sarah breaks the news of her appointment as Head Coach of the Sault Surge Aquatic Team!
In this episode Coach Sarah “rants” about how difficult it is for women in coaching because of what many in the sports world call the “Old Boys’ Club”.