Polarized Swim Training – The Science Behind Sound Decision Making – Dr. Daniel Carl
Hydrodynamics Mechanisms Underlying Human Swimming Propulsion – Dr. Ernie Maglischo
The World (Record) is Not Enough: How to Swim 100 Meters in 40 Seconds – Dr. Rod Havriluk
The Relevance of Genetics to Competitive Swimming – Dr. Tom Cross
Reverse Taper for High Aerobic Athletes – Matthew Johnson
Accutraining, Games and Gimmicks, and Visualization – Bob Steele
Benefits of ISCA’s Lifespan Aquatics Programming – Mark Rauterkus
Emotional Strength Training: Equipping Athletes to Win in Life – Jamil Higley
Panels
Women in Swimming – Kathleen Prindle, Kim Bracken, Brooke Bennett, Dr. Ina Harizanova
The Coaches Role in Dry Land Exercise to Prevent Injury and Increase Performance – Dr. Ted Becker, Dr. Rod Havriluk, & Jack Simon
How to Work with Multi-Sport Athletes – Kathleen Prindle, Kim Bracken, Dr. Ina Harizanova, Dr. John Heil
The Changes in Swimming Over the Last 25 Years & What to Expect in the Next 25 Years – Jon Urbancheck, Bob Steele, Steve Bultman, Jack Simon, Tom Himes, & Maureen Sheehan
Psychological Ingredients Needed to Make a Great Swimmer – Tom Himes, Bob Steele, Jack Simon, Doug Fonder & Dr. John Heil
What You Want from an Age-Group Program to Develop a Great Senior Team, a Great High School Team, and a Great Athlete to Swim in College – Doug Fonder, Tom Himes, Steve Bultman, Jon Urbancheck
Pool Sessions
Teaching the IM Turns – Steve Bultman
The Importance of the Dolphin Kick – Abbi Fish
Benefits of the GMX7 Training Device – Dave McCagg
Summit Registration
The ISCA Summit is March 26-28 at the St Pete Hilton in Florida.
The following courses are Powerpoint Slide Shows with the option to display subtitles in 68 different languages. The courses will soon be available on the ISCA website and are now available on the STR website.
