by Dr. John Heil If it takes a village to raise a child, then it ...
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by Doctor John Heil Consider the quote from USA swimmer Jeff Rouse, following his gold ...
by Dr. John Heil Form, Storm, Norm, ConformWhen swimmers think “team,” they think relays. As ...
by Bill Sweetenham via Dick Hannula Under Achievements Of recent times, and in particular over ...
by Dick Hannula The major emphasis on great training has to be coordinated with equal ...
by Dick Hannula At the start of every school year comes a new season and ...
by Dick Hannula Competitive swimming is a team sport. We coach a sport that ...
by Dick Hannula What is winning? Winning is the attainment of a desired result, ...
by Dick Hannula Definitions: discipline and motivation. Discipline: Doing the things you don't want to do ...
by Dick Hannula Question: Have we gone overboard on positive feedback? Giving only positive feedback is ...
by Dick Hannula and Richard Thornton Perspectives A coach needs to observe his or her swimmers ...
by Dick Hannula Long range swimming success depends on a number of factors. The right combination ...
A study reported that 88-percent of the adults in the general population are unhappy ...
By Dick Hannula Camps and Clinics Clinics are generally one-day events. Some might go on for ...
Don't pretend to be something or someone you aren’t. Often in social situations, people act ...
Get to know the people you are trying to motivate, otherwise, you won’t motivate ...
by Dick Hannula Factors for success. The factors that count are, said Nort Thorton: ...
Howard Firbyby Dick Hannula Conventional wisdom: Great swimmers make great coaches. The recognition that goes with ...
Notice and point out the good qualities that you see in another.when somebody you ...
Essentials of Sprinting Race every day in practice. Swim at 100% speed all year long, not ...
by J.M. Stagger In 1940, Frances Greenwood compiled a list of references pertaining to ...
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