"You don't rise to the level of you goals. You fall to the level of your systems" - James Clear - Atomic Habits.

This week we discuss the systems that coaches, athletes and parents use to help produce success in the sport of swimming. This can be something as simple as eating at a different time to getting enough sleep, from focusing on the right parts of a workout to choosing how to react at a swim meet. Seeing what is controllable and affects performance day to day shows us all the different areas that can be used to heighten performance as well as more talking points between coaches, athletes and parents. All these are covered this week ... let's dive in!

Education for coaches, athletes and swimmers.

The ONLY podcast dedicated to club swimming.

Welcome to Swimed: Education for coaches, athletes and parents.

The ONLY podcast dedicated to club swimming!

Here, we examine swimming and sports from three perspectives: the coaches, the athletes and the parents.

Through our candid and unscripted discussions, we share our views along with advice and applications that can help coaches improve their coaching, athletes increase their performances and parents boost their support.

So, welcome to SwimEd, let’s dive in …

EP22 - Building Professional & Real Relationships

This week's discussion centers on building quality relationships with coaches, athletes and parents. The best results come from relationships that are proper and healthy. Many times this means having professional and realistic expectations on the type of relationship that is best for everyone involved in the sport. What is the boundaries we set up for making decisions? How do we want relationships with other coaches to look? What is the value of mental health and environment for the whole team? We cover all these aspects and many more this week!

Welcome to Swimed: Education for coaches, athletes and parents.

The ONLY podcast dedicated to club swimming!

Here, we examine swimming and sports from three perspectives: the coaches, the athletes and the parents.

Through our candid and unscripted discussions, we share our views along with advice and applications that can help coaches improve their coaching, athletes increase their performances and parents boost their support.

So, welcome to SwimEd, let’s dive in …

EP21 - What Age Group Swimmers Should Value and Accomplish

A discussion about the focus of swimmers as they progress through a club team program. What are the skills, drills and equipment used? When should sport psychology and other non-physical skills be taught? Find out our thoughts about this progression and some best practices and helps for coaches, athletes and parents.

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Education for coaches, athletes and parents. The ONLY podcast dedicated to club swimming!

Welcome to Swimed: Education for coaches, athletes and parents.

The ONLY podcast dedicated to club swimming!

Here, we examine swimming and sports from three perspectives: the coaches, the athletes and the parents.

Through our candid and unscripted discussions, we share our views along with advice and applications that can help coaches improve their coaching, athletes increase their performances and parents boost their support.

So, welcome to SwimEd, let’s dive in …

EP20 - How do you get a swimmer comfortable on your team?

This week we discuss helping new swimmers become part of the team. This can be as easy as providing a cap and shirt to having designated swimmers and parents as helpers as the new swimmer and family adjust to the team. We cover the issues and provide some best practices that might help new swimmers feel more comfortable on your team.

Welcome to SwimEd -- Education for coaches, athletes and parents.

The ONLY podcast dedicated to club swimming!

In this episode, we discuss the history and evolution of the underwater dolphin kick. Known as the "5th Stroke," this powerful skill was not always seen as beneficial to swimmers. It wasn't until 1988 at the elite swimmers showed the world the power of an underwater dolphin kick and forced the start of several rule changes to diminish its use. We explore this history and talk through the technique and advantages underwater dolphin kicks have for swimmers -- faster, saves energy and so much more. As always, advice for coaches, swimmers and parents are provided throughout the podcast. So, welcome to SwimEd ... Let's dive in!

Welcome to SwimEd 2024 Olympic Swimming Reactions

Day 8 Reactions & Day 9 Preview

Each day of the swimming competition, we will react the races of the day and a preview of the events for the next day. Here is topics and time stamps:

Opening (0:00-2:00)

Reactions:

Men’s 100 FLY Final (2:00-3:47)

Women’s 50 FR Semifinal (3:47-7:10)

Women’s 200 IM Finals (7:10-8:00) )

Crossover Turn Aside (8:00-10:40) )

Official Had Guts (10:40-12:00) )

Give Alex Walsch A LOT of Credit (12:00-12:40) )

Handling DQ as a Coach? (12:40-15:14) )

Women’s 800 FR Final (15:14-20:37)

Mixed Medley Relay Final (20:37-26:16)

Looks Ahead:

Previews of Last Day (26:16-27:25)

Medal Count & Closing (27:25-31:17)

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Welcome to SwimEd 2024 Olympic Swimming Reactions

Day 7 Reactions & Day 8 Preview

Each day of the swimming competition, we will react the races of the day and a preview of the events for the next day. Here is topics and time stamps:

Opening (0:00-2:02)

Reactions:

Men’s 50 FR Final (2:02-5:30)

Men’s 200 BK Final (9:05-10:28)

American’s Swimming Performances Related to Soccer (10:28-12:44)

Merchand’s World (12:44-13:45)

Men’s 100 FLY Semifinals (13:45- 18:12)

Women’s 200 IM Semifinal (18:12-22:45)

Looks Ahead:

Women’s 50 FR (42:45-23:30)

Men’s 1500 FR (23:30-24:05)

Men’s and Women’s 4x100 (24:05-25:00)

Medals Tomorrow & Closing (25:00-26:03)