Notre Dame's Coach Tim Welsh is retiring at the end of this season. Here is a link to a tribute to Coach Welsh by Coach Chuck Warner, in a recent article from his "Lessons from Legends" series on SwimSwam.com.
http://swimswam.com/winning-wisdom-kindness/
Showing posts with label ASCA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ASCA. Show all posts
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Thursday, September 5, 2013
ASCA Clinic
iSwimCoach.net is at the 2013 ASCA Clinic!
Visit us at booth #221 in the Exhibit Hall at the New Orleans Marriott today (Thursday) through Saturday morning, and let us demonstrate to you how our web site and database work.
Coaches - registration on the iSwimCoach.net web site is FREE!
Visit us at booth #221 in the Exhibit Hall at the New Orleans Marriott today (Thursday) through Saturday morning, and let us demonstrate to you how our web site and database work.
Coaches - registration on the iSwimCoach.net web site is FREE!
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Redesigned web site is now up and running
A few months ago, we learned that our (now former) web host would no longer be supporting the language in which our database had been written. We now have had the entire database rewritten, and threw in some design changes to make the site more functional and dynamic as well. We hope you like what you see, and will come back often!
Photo credit: Mike Lewis, Ola Vista Photography
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Ye Shiwen for real???
Yesterday and today, Ross Tucker, Ph.D., The Science of Sport (Republic of South Africa), http://www.sportsscientists.com/, published two articles which included lengthy comments regarding the questions about Ye Shiwen's performance in the Women's 400 IM. In the article yesterday, he discusses, among other things, the physiology of being able to finish that race faster than Ryan Lochte over the last 50. In today's article, he expands on his thoughts from yesterday, and also quotes comments from John Leonard, Executive Director of the American Swim Coaches Association.
Tucker (and many others) have questioned Ye Shiwen's ability to swim a 58.68 last 100 free in the 400 IM, and state that it certainly raises suspicions. She shouldn't automatically be considered guilty, but her performance should certainly be examined. How can someone who was about 23 seconds slower than Ryan Lochte over the first 300 meters of the 400 IM then swim just .03 slower for just the last 100?
Here are the links to the two blog entries from Tucker. What are your thoughts?
July 30: http://www.sportsscientists.com/search?updated-max=2012-07-30T17:17:00%2B02:00&max-results=2
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