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Time for Asca Board Nominations AMERICAN SWIMMING COACHES ASSOCIATION A Publication of the American Swimming Coaches Council for Sport Development 2012 EDITION ISSUE 06 Newsletter TIME FOR INSIDE THIS ISSUE 3 LETTER TO THE EDITOR ASCA BOARD From Dick Jochums 4 PHelpS AND THE FUTURE NOMINATIONS OF SWIMMING By Craig Lord — Swim News Annual ASCA Board Elections are conducted at the ASCA 10 CONGRATUlaTIONS World Clinic during the Business Meeting of the ASCA. This FELLows’ CLASS OF 2012 year, Friday, Sept. 7 – 10:30-11:15 AM. 12 TOPIC: HIGH SCHOOL Five Board Members are elected each year. VS CLUB SWIMMING — CONFLICTS OR CHOICE THE 2012 NOMINeeS TO DaTE ARE: By Zaq Harrison Coach Mike Bottom 17 ASCA 2012 WORLD CLINIC Register Early and SAVE! Coach Don Heidary 20 MICHIGAN’S Coach Ira Klein JIM RICHARDSON CALLS IT A CAREER Coach Matt Kredich Swimming World 22 STANFORD ANNOUNceS Coach Steve Morsilli SKIP KeNNEY’S ReTIREMENT Coach Jim Tierney AFTER TRIALS Swimming World Additional Nominations are welcome. To Nominate a coach, once that coach has given approval for their name to be placed, 26 POSITIVE DRIVE FINS: in nomination, contact Executive Director John Leonard at NO STROKE LEFT BEHIND [email protected] Please send a brief bio and a brief BY The PROfessIOnals “statement of purpose” to indicate what the candidate would AT FINIS like to work on/achieve on the ASCA Board of Directors. Nominations are open up to and including 27 BOOK REVIEW at the ASCA Business meeting. From Bob Groseth ASCA Newsletter Official ASCA Sponsors Published for the American Swimming Coaches Association by the American Swimming Coaches Council for Sport Development. Board of Directors PRESIDENT Richard Shoulberg VICE-PRESIDENTS Mark Hesse, Tim Murphy MEMBERS Jack Bauerle, Mary Anne Gerzanick-Liebowitz, Ira Klein, Matthew Kredich, David Marsh, Eddie Reese, Mark Schubert, Gregg Troy, Chuck Warner, Tim Welsh EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Steve Morsilli, Jennifer Gibson ASCA Staff EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND EDITOR John Leonard CLINICS AND JOB SERVICES Guy Edson TM FINANCE AND SALES Dianne Sgrignoli SwimAmerica Sponsors MEMBERSHIP SERVICES Melanie Wigren CERTIFICATION Kim Witherington TECHNICAL SERVICES AND WSCA Matt Hooper WEBMASTER Hiley Schulte PUBLICATIONS DIRECTOR Jen Johnson SWIMAMERICATM AND ALTST Lori Klatt, Julie Nitti VOLUNTEER PROOFREADER Buddy Baarcke [email protected] GENERAL COUNSEL Richard J. Foster The Newsletter for Professional Swimming Coaches A Publication of the American Swimming Coaches Council for Sport Development, American Swimming Magazine (ISSN: 0747-6000) is published by the American Swimming Coaches Association. Membership/subscription price is $70.00 per year (US). International $100.00. Disseminating swimming knowledge to swimming coaches since 1958. Postmaster: Send address changes to: American Swimming Coaches Association 5101 NW 21st Avenue, Suite 200 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 954.563.4930 I Toll Free 1.800.356.2722 I Fax 954.563.9813 swimmingcoach.org I [email protected] © 2012 American Swimming Coaches Association. 2 ASCA NEWSLETTER I 2012 EDITION ISSUE 06 LETTER TO THE EDITOR FROM HALL OF FAMER DICK JOCHUMS I read with great interest the the coach may have helped his/her about physical movement, dancers, March newsletter, specifically swimmer with their trip but was military drill instructors, experts your views on the needs for what never the key to it. Credit for both in the physically disadvantaged new coaches need to know and success or failure always belongs to etc., etc., etc. I learned to make also your last view on “aspiring to the swimmer. A coach who learns my swimmers verbally tell me stay the same.” Well said and well to help people with their dream what they were doing, in other done in my view. My wish is that with a really good program can words, once again I made them some of you guys would go back help, but until the swimmer is responsible for the machine to my first presentation in 1974 willing to dream and them make they were going to race with. where I laid out my philosophy, the dream a reality each and every my program, and on what workout, a coach is useless. I promised myself I wouldn’t coaching really should be about. do what I have just done, but what John, as for your son, have him you wrote did inspire me to put A statement that I’ve made understand specificity, the only in my two-bits. Sorry for this. over and over again is that the job proven scientific fact about actual of a coach is to put himself out training that really does work. To Keep up the good work! of business. The swimmer’s trip learn to teach stroke I sat with Jochums is one a good coach is allowed to all kinds of folks to really learn share, and if there is real success, PHElps AND THE FUTURE OF SWIMMING BY CRAIG LORD SWIM NEws — swimnEWS.COM Much talk of London 2012 Meanwhile, FINA’s executive years now, even though there are marking the retirement of the director Cornel Marculescu has no world records over 4x50m). greatest Olympian in history, been keen to set up a professional Michael Phelps, after the circuit, one that may replace Bodies such as LEN and swimmer told the US TV show the current World Cup, for some FINA were created to champion 60 Minutes: “Once I retire, years now. The time would be ripe standardisation yet today those I’m retiring. I’m done.” in the period between London involved in the running of both 2012 and Rio 2016 to have a organisations prefer to challenge It might be wiser to talk in pro-tour rise from the ashes of the notion and substance of terms of London being only his the current calendar chaos. standardisation by ad-hoc votes Olympic swan song, however, too often held before proper if FINA plans for a professional That there is a mood for change discussion and debate has taken circuit that would lift the sport in the swimming community has place in the forum that counts and its stars into a new financial been obvious for some time, with when it comes to organising world league come to fruition. suggestions for how swimming swimming: FINA. History tells us copuld improve its offer to a wider why LEN sometimes goes about SwimNews understands that audience coming from several its business in that fashion: it is work is in progress to get such a quarters at a time when federations successful, some of the shape- circuit off the ground in time to appear bent on adding to the changing decisions taken at catch the Phelps vs Lochte wave heap with no consideration for continental level later adopted well ahead of Rio 2016. While the need to clear out the clutter. by the international federation. Phelps’s 60 Minutes interview appeared to close the door on his European body LEN succumbed As FINA now considers the mother’s hope of a trip to Rio in of late to the pressure of FINA merits of a pro-tour, it ought 2016, a road show including fat fees having moved its world s/c also to take into account the for the two US giants of the race championships to a regular wider discussion going on in the pool and others at the very pointy December slot and reduced swimming world. In his latest end of the sport, would be the kind its own continental winter s/c newsletter to Australian coaches, of promotion for swimming that showcase from an annual affair Bill Sweetenham, who organises Phelps would be willing to sign up to a championship held every two regular meetings of the leaders of to, according to American sources. years instead. At the same time it all Olympic sports Down Under, voted to add mixed relays to its race calls on the swim community to “He’ll carry on swimming for a schedule even though there is no consider change and be open to it. while after London if the conditions official recognition of such things are right,” one reliable source told in FINA rules (just as there is no Sweetenham writes: “I believe SwimNews. August 4 this year may official recognition for 4x50km world swimming is at a crossroads. well be the end of it all, of course. relays, which have resulted in Even the greatest supporter of And who could blame him if it was... myriad calls to world records for the World Cup concept knows 4 ASCA NEWSLETTER I 2012 EDITION ISSUE 06 PHELPS AND THE FUTURE OF SWIMMING unconditionally that the ‘use-by’ enjoy by far and away the largest enhanced costumes and sprint date arrived several years ago. The share of the world media exposure based and anaerobic approach World Cups have had their time and and as such have a dominant type training for endurance based they were very productive when all possession of national and global athletes. Coaches across the world nations were enthused about them sponsorship opportunities”. continually tell me that the Y in their early years of operation. generation athlete of today is However, they have grown tired Sweetenham then screams unwilling to do “the work” required with all countries taking a different the danger in the midst of his for endurance based performance.” approach to them with many argument that “Swimming different levels of athlete and in desperately needs to embrace all of He begs to differ and notes various states of preparedness. the above”. The importance of the that he watched the Australian The only advantage World Cups two major events in swimming, the Olympic Trials in March “with now offer is that they can be a tool Olympic Games and FINA World several mixed emotions”.
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