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It's Finally Here to make the 100m Freestyle final in Adelaide? ASCTA is proud to announce the first asctaINTERNATIONAL South East Asian Aquatic Professionals Conference, to be held in 2012. Where: Langham Place Hotel, 555 Shanghai Street Mongkok, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Conveniently located in the vibrant heart of the Kowloon Peninsula adjacent to the Mongkok MTR station, lecture rooms, the swimming pool and accommodation are all located on site. Travel is easy from the International Airport and eateries and restaurants are located nearby. When: Conference 11 and 12 February, 2012 Swim Australia Teacher of Competitive Strokes accreditation course 10 February, 2012 Swim Australia Teacher of Babies and Toddlers accreditation course 13 February, 2012 Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to see presenters such as Laurie Lawrence, Ross Gage and David Speechley It’s Finally Here... �������������������������������� Give your swimmers a head start with Anti Wave’s Give your swimmerslatest addition! a head start As an introductory offer you will receive free shipping of your ANTIwith Block Anti With Wave's TrackStart, lastest just place addition! and pay for your order before November 30th 2011! (Please quote our promo code TS001.) *Only on ANTI Block with TrackStart Orders with promotional code quoted (07) 3812 2283 (07) 3812 1187 [email protected] Or Dive Into Our New Look Website - www.antiwave.com.au 40 SWIMMING IN AUSTRALIA ascta Journal [DEC 2011] V1.indd 40 30/11/2011 12:17:32 PM Will it take a sub 49 Seconds to make the 100m Freestyle final in Adelaide? by Ian Hanson The 2012 Olympic Trials in Adelaide are Melbourne for the first time since the 2006 under 47.20 at the Trials, which is certainly emerging as the greatest showdown meet Commonwealth Games Trials. letting his rivals know that if they want to in the sport’s recent history as swimming’s beat him, that’s how fast they’ll have to biggest names gear up for those coveted swim. NSW in February is without doubt the key places on the team for London – especially lead up meet, placed just over a month out Never in his wildest dreams did Magnussen in the men’s 100m freestyle. from the Trials – a meet coaches get a real believe he may one day be racing alongside gauge of where their charges are placed. his heroes for a place on the Olympic team. There will be no second chances in a winner take all meet which can have as And while much of the talk on recent times When Magnussen started to progress much heartache and heartbreak as joy and has been about the comebacks waiting for through the age group ranks Thorpe and jubilation. the golden oldies will be the next generation Klim were well and truly entrenched in of 100m freestyle sprinters led by reigning retirement. It is a simple formula: Finish first or second world champion James Magnussen and and swim under the A qualifying time and former world record holder and Olympic “The 4x100m freestyle relay at the Sydney you book your seat on the plane. silver medallist Eamon Sullivan. Olympics was my first memory of swimming at an elite level…. well it was the first race Finish first and under the B qualifying time Throw a host of powerful young sprinters that I can remember watching,” recalled and also book your place or finish in the first like Matt Targett, Matt Abood, James Magnussen. six in the freestyle relay events and put your Roberts, Kyle Richardson and boom Gold self in the discretionary frame. On form the Coast youngster Cameron McEvoy and “I was about eight or nine years old and I 48.82 to make the team shouldn’t pose a places in the top eight at the Trials will be as remember when it came down to Thorpie’s It’s Finally Here... problem – it’s going to be making that final competitive as it’s ever been. leg, Dad and I were jumping around the at trials that’s going to be nail-biting. lounge room screaming cheering him on It wasn’t that long ago that breaking 50 and when they won it you know it was one of The traditional lead up meets – the big three seconds would see you in the 100m final at those goose bumps moments. �������������������������������� State Championships – Queensland, Victoria the Australian Championships but 2012 will Give your swimmers a head start with Anti Wave’s and NSW will provide major pointers to the almost certainly see all finalists under 49 “I’ve watched it on YouTube quite a few times Trials. And they will be more important for seconds and the podium under 48 seconds. since and you still get goose bumps just latest addition! some than others and particularly in the watching that race for Australia as a country men’s 100m freestyle. As an introductory offer you will receive free shipping of There is something about the men’s 100m but also for me personally and definitely freestyle that certainly gets the blood something I have drawn on for inspiration your ANTI Block With TrackStart, just place and pay for Queensland in mid December will see pumping – an event that has seen five over the years.” your order before November 30th 2011! triple Olympian Michael Klim in his first Australians Jon Henricks, John Devitt, Mike (Please quote our promo code TS001.) serious competition since his comeback Wenden, Michael Klim and Eamon Sullivan Magnussen would love nothing more than to announcement last September and it will all hold the world record. do “a Thorpie.” *Only on ANTI Block with TrackStart Orders with promotional code quoted be the return to the pool where he set his first long course world record in the 100m The question is will Magnussen become the butterfly in 1997 – some 14 years ago. “I’ve been telling my friends since I was (07) 3812 2283 sixth Australian to hold the coveted world five years old that I would be going to the mark in swimming’s prestigious 100m? Olympics but it always seems such a distant Klim will target the 50 and 100m freestyle thing and possibly at times an unrealistic and the 100m butterfly, where he will meet (07) 3812 1187 Magnussen’s 47.49 is the where the bar is goal but now to have it so close and have it old rival Geoff Huegill, whose name first sitting at the moment – but he aims to lower just around the corner it’s a pretty exciting emerged on the world record list in the 50m that and quick smart. time.” [email protected] butterfly in 2000. He has certainly put himself out there saying And time will tell whether Thorpie will join Or Dive Into Our New Look Website - www.antiwave.com.au The Victorian State Championships will see he has set his sights on Cesar Cielo’s 46.91 Magnussen on the world’s greatest sporting Ian Thorpe, the Olympic bronze medallist “suit assisted mark” in London and a time of stage.• over 100m in Athens, race long course in SWIMMING IN AUSTRALIA 41 ascta Journal [DEC 2011] V1.indd 41 30/11/2011 12:17:34 PM COACHING THE Uncoachables By Wayne Goldsmith When it comes down to it, the day to day of equipment to measure them. But, their You can train someone to coach the coaching of swimming is not that difficult. impact on performance is immeasurable. coachables: i.e. the physical, mental, Get the physiology right. Teach the basics Their role in success unparalleled. Their technical and tactical aspects of swimming well. Work hard on achieving technical place in excellence unmatched. Their effect relatively easily. A well designed coaching excellence. Focus on mastering swimming on winning unsurpassed. course, some intelligent assessment skills (dives, starts, turns and finishes). processes, some ongoing professional Teach swimmers how to race and how to The Un-coachables are: development and continuous improvement and bang! We have ourselves a swimming use effective competition strategies. It's not coach who can coach all the things in rocket science. • Desire swimming which are coachable. • Desperation However, these things are not coaching. And, with the amazing resources of the • Hunger for success They are merely teaching the mechanics of Internet, anyone can find out anything, the swimming: they are more about learning • Determination anytime, anywhere and for free so than leadership, more about information • Resilience increasingly anybody from parents to presidents can learn the coachable things in than innovation and more about instruction • Passion than inspiration. swimming just by turning on a computer or • Motivation smart-phone. • Unbreakable self-confidence And, these are not the things that determine success: these are not the things that mean But does that mean the coach, or more the difference between winning and losing. So, now you have to ask.....if these un- importantly the coach's swimmers will be coachables are critical for swimming successful? No. Because the things that The things that do determine success and success, and I am a coach, and I want my really matter are the un-coachables. the things that do mean the difference swimmers to succeed, how can I coach between winning and losing are much things that can't be coached? harder to find and even harder to measure. So how do you Coach the Un-coachables? The short answer is, you don't. Great question. Here's how. They are the un-coachables: those You don't include coaching the un- intangible, elusive factors which make Coaching the Un-coachables is what coachables in your coaching process and champions champions and swimmers Coaching is really all about your learned coaching methodologies.
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