ASCA NEWSLETTER American Coaches Association Leadership • Education • Certification 2016 EDITION | ISSUE 3

In This Issue: On Sept. 6-11, the 48th Edition of the greatest Harbor Beach in Fort Lauderdale. I put that gathering of swim coaches on the planet will in quotation marks, because the clinic was an take place in Fort Lauderdale Florida, at the overwhelming learning curve that took me 2016 ASCA World / 6 Marriott Harbor Beach in the sand, as the awhile to step up to. We got through it with Clinic Program Schedule World Clinic returns to ASCA’s home in Fort some challenges, and the clinic was actually Registration Form / 8 Lauderdale. quite good. At that clinic it was my privilege to hand to the great Coach Walt Schlueter the When I was coaching full time, the best Hotel Reservations & / 9 ASCA Certification Card number 0001. Coaches experiences I had in learning to coach occurred Sightseeing in FTL Certification was Walt’s idea, way back in the annually at the World Clinic…I first attended 50’s and we finally begin Certification in 1985. in 1971, then attended “most of them” through Special Educational / 10 Meeting and knowing Coach Schlueter was a 1984 in Chicago, my last clinic as a full time Opportunities & ASCA thrill…he was considered the finest technique coach. I was fortunate to be invited to speak at Schools coach in the world at that time, along with the that a clinic by Mr. Keith Sutton, my predecessor great Howard Firby. Exhibitor Information / 13 31 years ago as ASCA Executive Director. I was World Clinic Speakers, / 17 a wonderful and significant experience for me. Since that time, it’s been my honor and privilege to be the custodian of the ASCA Annual World Past & Present The following year in Fort Lauderdale, 1985, I Clinic. It’s the greatest learning experience in “ran” my first world clinic at this same Marriott World Clinic Gems / 21 the world for any coach. This year’s edition will

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2 ASCA NEWSLETTER | 2016 EDITION 3 Continued from Cover: THE 2016 ASCA WORLD CLINIC Fort Lauderdale, FL

be no different. The entire history of coaching plan for the World Record Holder in all the thought has been recorded in the 48 years of events from 50 to 1500. So is creating the Testimonials: World Clinic talks. education/training plan for the newest 8 year old on your team. Only at a clinic of this depth, To those who have never attended, I invite you to can a coach gain the perspective on the sport “ Education is without a doubt the make 2016 your first of many great experiences. and the CONTEXT of INFORMATION that single most important element in To those who attend every year, THANK YOU! is available nowhere else. (The Internet is rich having a successful career. Having To all those who attend sometimes, this year’s in information, good and terrible, but barren attended clinics all over the country program will be extraordinary and we hope to in context. You can’t learn to coach on the I can easily state that the most see you here. Internet, sorry.) opportune environment to gain this needed education is at the ASCA There are numerous presentations geared to #3. Humility – every coach you hear speak at World Clinic. If we do not learn coaches who work at all levels from the Olympic the World Clinic will credit other coaches they new avenues to pursue our passion Games to the novice team/summer league, have worked with and learned from, for their we will stagnate both our creativity beginning coach level. development as coaches and people. Without and our results. Both learn and exception! That tells you….#1.Every coach enjoy the ability to talk one on one LOOKING BACK over my time in the sport CONTINUES TO LEARN throughout their with the very best coaches from since 1970, and all the World Clinics I have both career if they are going to be good. #2. Every around the world.” attended as a coach and conducted, I think there coach in that category realizes the debt we owe - Coach Ira Klein are three key reasons to attend the World Clinic. to those on whose shoulders we stand every day. #3. The humility of saying “thank you” is “ The ASCA World Clinic is an #1. Inspiration – Whether you aspire to coach a coaching skill more important than any other. opportunity – like no other – to not at the highest levels or not, listening to the only learn from successful coaches greats of our sport like Coaches , Please register for the World Clinic. We want who do formal presentations, but also Gregg Troy, Matt Kredich, David C. Salo, Mike to see you in Fort Lauderdale and help educate to interact with coaches of all levels Bottom and Bruce Gemmell, definitely fires you your peers, on what you have to give and what and share information. Learning up for the coming season….not necessarily to you need, both. Looking forward to a great from your peers is absolutely the coach a World Record Holder but to mean as summer, great swim meet in Rio and every best way to get practical information much to YOUR ATHLETES as these great other swimming pool venue, and a great start to that allows you to become more coaches Mean to Their Athletes. It’s a service the next quadrennium in our sport. professional and successful.” profession…they all demonstrate that. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO FOR THE - Mick Nelson #2. Education – Learning to teach the freestyle YOUTH OF THE WORLD EVERYDAY! (Continued on Pg. 4.) stroke correctly is important for coaches of all experience levels. So is creating the training All the Best, John Leonard

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“ Hearing the invaluable latest and greatest “ For close to 50 years the ASCA convention coaching information and seeing the latest has been not just a learning experience but technological swim products on the market an opportunity to revitalize old ideas and cannot be achieved any other way. More encourage and develop new ones.” importantly, the motivation to excel gained - Coach Gregg Troy by “rubbing shoulders” with elite coaches, and “ All coaches, from first year coaches to networking with coaches from around the experienced veterans, should take the time world is priceless.” each year to invest in their professional - Coach Scott Colby development. Attending the ASCA World “ The ASCA World Clinic is an outstanding Clinic will give you the opportunity to learn resource for coaches of all levels. Critical up-to-date training methods, creative ideas panel discussions, successful techniques, and on teaching stroke technique, and ways to cutting-edge technologies are presented each effectively motivate your swimmers. I attend year based on current trends in swimming. I the ASCA World Clinic every year and I have been attending since 2003 and it has not bring fresh ideas back to my club. Like a good only helped me shape my own career path, but comedienne, all coaches need new material.” has also provided the unparalleled opportunity - Coach Steve Haufler to learn from the sports’ top coaches, as well “The ASCA World Clinic is by far the most as a forum to connect with my peers from all powerful event in swimming in the world with over the world. The WC brings our swimming over 1,000 coaches from around the globe. community together, and helps us grow.” Topics cover virtually all phases and aspects - Coach Kathleen Klein Prindle of the sport of swimming with speakers who “ The ASCA Clinic has long been the world’s are not only highly accomplished but also greatest think tank in the profession of highly accessible. But what is truly profound coaching swimming at every level. From all about this event is the collective energy over the world coaches come to confer with that comes from the wide ranging talks, the the brightest and most curious minds, to innovative products from the vast vendor unlock the magic to their own unique coaching group, and especially from the Hall of Fame methodology, and I’m always excited to be one ceremony. The ASCA World Clinic inspires of them.” and motivates as much as it educates, leaving - Coach Chuck Warner coaches even more committed to grow in the profession and to transform their athletes and “ In attending the ASCA from 1971 to 2015 as clubs.” a coach and camp director, I never left without - Coach Don Heidary new ideas to educate swimmers OR myself and CHALLENGE BOTH to “be the best WE “ The ASCA World Clinic is a tremendous could be”, as swimmers and people! Swimmers opportunity for coaches to come together to covered their faces on my return, because they collaborate, share information and make our knew there’d be revolutionary ideas to try and sport and our profession better.” master, if we wanted to swim FASTER!.” - Coach Beth Winkowski, Dynamo, - Coach Bob Steele 2014 ASCA Fitter & Faster AGCOTY

2016 EDITION 3 | ASCA NEWSLETTER 5 2016 ASCA WORLD CLINIC SCHEDULE September 6-11, 2016 • Fort Lauderdale, FL Tuesday, September 6, 2016 CSCAA (College) Track 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Topic TBA Coach Matt Kredich, University of Tennessee 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm Training Sets I Like and Why Coach Gregg Troy, 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm ASCA Board Meeting TBA USA Swimming Steering Committee Meeting 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Teaching Age Group Sports Psychology to Your Age Group Swimmers* Coaches John Leonard and Kathleen Klein Prindle 9:00 am – 4:00 pm ASCA Level 4: Leadership School* Coach George Block, San Antonio Sports

Wednesday, September 7, 2016 CSCAA (College) Track Coach Tim Walton, University of Florida National 8:30 am – 9:30 am Topic TBA Softball Champions Coach Hollie Bonewit-Cron, Nova Southeastern 10:00 am – 11:00 am Culture, Leadership, and Professionalism: Advice for Coaches University 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Teaching Stroke Tempos in Breaststroke and Why It Matters Coach Bret Lundgaard, University of Tennessee 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm How did a NCAA Division III Swimmer make the US National Team? Coach Jon Howell, Emory University (DIII) 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Panel Discussion: Coaches Hollie Bonewit-Cron, Jon Howell, Matt Kredich, and Gregg Troy 4:15 pm – 5:15 pm CSCAA Business Meeting 7:00 pm – 8:15 pm Keynote Address: Our Olympic Year Results & Thoughts for the Future Coaches and David Marsh 8:20 pm – 10:00 pm Welcome Party in the Exhibit Hall ASCA Level 2: Stroke School* Coaches John Leonard, ASCA, and Jackson Leonard, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm The Construction and Correction of Swimming Strokes Gulliver Swim Club ASCA Level 3: Physiology School* 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Coaches David Marsh and Bob Groseth, SwimMAC The Planning and Execution of Training for All Ages ASCA Level 5: Administration School* Coaches John Bitter, Santa Clara Swim Club, and Paris 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Superior Club Administration & Business Jacobs, Machine Aquatics 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Dryland for Age Group Athletes* Coach Keenan Robinson, Arizona State University

Thursday, September 8, 2016 8:30 am – 9:30 am Things I Learned in the ‘70s, ‘80s, ‘90s, ‘00s, ‘10s and Beyond Coach David Salo, University of Southern California 10:00 am – 11:00 am Topic TBA Coach Mike Bottom, University of Michigan 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Training 100m to 1500m All at Once in Short Course Yards Coach Bruce Gemmell, Nation’s Capitol Swim Club Age Group Track

1:30 pm – 2:30 pm The Dry Side of Age Group Coaching Coach Tom Himes, North Baltimore Aquatic Club

2:45 pm – 3:45 pm Being a Young Coach Coaching Young Athletes Coach Nicole Harmon, The FISH 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Teaching Life Skills to 12 & Unders in Daily Practices Coach John Leonard, ASCA Business of Swimming Track 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm Working with Atypical Swimming Populations Coach Sue Nelson, USA Swimming 2:45 pm – 3:45 pm Responsible Use of Social Media to Build Your Swim Business Coach David Orr, Sunkist Swim Team Panel Discussion: On Being a Great Coach. The derivation of thought down the lines of coaching mentorship to today’s beliefs. 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Moderated by Bruce Wigo, International Swimming Hall of Fame. (Check back for participants.) Senior Track How to Train and Prepare a Team of One to Make the Olympic Peter Motekaitis, University of California Davis 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm Swimming Team, Part I (Invited) How to Train and Prepare a Team of One to Make the Olympic Peter Motekaitis, University of California Davis 2:45 pm – 3:45 pm Swimming Team, Part II (Invited) 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Building Endurance into High School Age Athletes Coach Ira Klein, Sarasota Swim Academy 9:00 am – 4:00 pm SwimAmerica Conference* Speakers TBA Julie Nitti, SwimAmerica 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Special Seminar with Coach David Salo, University of So. California* Limited to FIRST 40 Registrants! 6:15 pm – 7:00 pm 2016 ASCA Awards Banquet Reception 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm 2016 ASCA Awards Banquet and Hall of Fame Coaches Induction Ceremony (Ticket required) *Separate Registration Required

6 ASCA NEWSLETTER | 2016 EDITION 3 Friday, September 9, 2016 8:30 am – 9:30 am Using Data to Drive Coaching Decisions (Sponsored by TritonWear) Coach David Salo, University of Southern California 9:45 am – 10:45 am ASCA Business Meeting & Board Elections The American Swimming Team: How It Functions, How and Why You 11:00 am – 12:00 pm Coach Chuck Warner Affect It, and What Every Coach Can Do to Help It Age Group Track Doing All Things as a PROFESSIONAL, So You Can Succeed like a 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Coach Kathleen Prindle Klein, Performance Aquatics Professional 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm Planning, Decisions, Implementation - Lessons Learned Coach Tom Himes, North Baltimore Aquatic Club 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Analyzing Swim Meet Results for Your Age Group Team Coach Jackson Leonard, Gulliver Swim Club High School Track 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Team Development: Illinois High School State Champions Coach Bill Schalz, Rosary High School, Illinois How Do We Build High School Swimming (and All Swimming) in 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm Coach David Orr, Sunkist Swim Team Anemic High School Swimming States? 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Technical Topic: New York High School State Champions Coach Marty Keating, Pittsford, New York 8:00 am – 4:00 pm ASCA International Masters Coaching Course* (Continues Saturday.) Coach Scott Bay and Friends 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Special Seminar: An Afternoon with Coach Mark Schubert* Limited to FIRST 40 Registrants! 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm WSCA Board Meeting (Outside, Dinner Meeting.)

Saturday, September 10, 2016 Moderated by Chuck Warner, with Jim Wood, Ira Klein 8:00 am – 9:00 am Panel Discussion: Owning Your Own Swim Program and Mike Koleber 9:30 am – 10:30 am Counsilman Memorial Lecture: Swim with Heart Coach Mikey Flaherty, Swim with Heart 11:00 am – 12:00 pm On the Training of (Sponsored by P2Life) Coach , Indy Swimming Age Group Track 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm The Theory of Motor Learning, Part I Coach Michael Brooks, York YMCA The Theory of Motor Learning, Part II: Bridging the Gap from Technique 2:15 pm – 3:15 pm Coach Michael Brooks, York YMCA Time to Racing 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm Racing in Practice Coach Nicole Harmon, The FISH High School Track 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Technical Topic: Illinois High School State Champions Coach Bill Schalz, Rosary High School, Illinois 2:15 pm – 3:15 pm Program Development: New York High School State Champions Coach Marty Keating, Pittsford, New York 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm Social Media to Promote Your Team Coach Kyle Bedalov, Wisconsin (Invited) 8:00 am – 4:00 pm ASCA International Masters Coaching Course* (Continued from Friday.) Coach Scott Bay and Friends 8:00 am – 5:00 pm USA Swimming Build a Pool Conference* (Continues Sunday.) Mick & Sue Nelson

Sunday, September 11, 2016 8:00 am – 11:00 am Safety Training for Swim Coaches Certification and CPR* Coach Jackie Norgren, ASCA 8:00 am – 12:00 pm USA Swimming Build a Pool Conference* (Continued from Saturday.) Mick & Sue Nelson 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Working Successfully with Swimming Parents* Coach John Leonard, ASCA 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Writing Age Group Workouts by Objective* Coach Guy Edson, ASCA 8:00 am – 12:00 pm SwimAmerica Program Director & Site Supervisor Training* Julie Nitti, SwimAmerica 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Certified Pool Operator* Coach Duffy Dillon, ASCA *Separate Registration Required

2016 EDITION 3 | ASCA NEWSLETTER 7 2016 ASCA World Clinic PRESENTS 2016 World Clinic Registration Form Sept. 06-11 September 6-11, 2016 • Fort Lauderdale, FL

Please Choose Clinic Registration Type: Feb 16 - Apr 30 May 1 - Jul 15 Jul 16 - Aug 31 Sep 1 - On Site  Current ASCA Member: $ 300.00 $ 350.00 $ 400.00 $ 450.00  New/Renew US Member: $ 350.00 $ 400.00 $ 450.00 $ 500.00  New/Renew International Member: $ 400.00 $ 450.00 $ 500.00 $ 550.00  New Life Plus Member: ----- $1,500.00 (includes ALL future World Clinic registrations) -----  New Life Plus International Member: - ---- $2,000.00 (includes ALL future World Clinic registrations) -----  Current Life Plus Member: ------FREE World Clinic registration ------

Additional Educational Opportunities Pre- and Post-Clinic at Additional Cost:  Teaching Age Group Sports Psychology Tue. 9/6 (9:00 am - 1:00 pm) John Leonard, ASCA, & Kathleen Klein Prindle, Machine Aquatics $65.00  ASCA Level 4: The Leadership School Tue. 9/6 (9:00 am - 4:00 pm) George Block, San Antonio Sports $75.00  ASCA Level 2: The Stroke School Wed. 9/7 (8:00 am - 4:00 pm) John Leonard, ASCA, & Jackson Leonard, Gulliver Swim Club $75.00  ASCA Level 3: The Physiology School Wed. 9/7 (8:00 am - 4:00 pm) David Marsh & Bob Groseth, SwimMAC Carolina $75.00  ASCA Level 5: The Administration School Wed. 9/7 (8:00 am - 4:00 pm) John Bitter, Santa Clara SC, & Paris Jacobs, Machine Aquatics $75.00  Dryland for Age Group Athletes Wed. 9/7 (1:00 pm - 5:00 pm) Keenan Robinson, Arizona State University $65.00  SwimAmerica Learn-to-Swim Conference Thur. 9/8 (9:00 am - 4:00 pm) Speakers to be announced. $99.00  Special Seminar with Thu. 9/8 (1:00 pm - 5:00 pm) Limited to FIRST 40 Registrants! $200.00  Special Seminar with Mark Schubert Fri. 9/9 (1:00 pm - 5:00 pm) Limited to FIRST 40 Registrants! $200.00  ASCA International Masters Coaching Course Fri. 9/9 (8:00 am - 4:00 pm) Scott Bay and Friends $200.00 (2 Days) Sat. 9/10 (8:00 am - 4:00 pm) USA Swimming Build-A-Pool Conference Sat. & Sun., 9/10 and 9/11 Register via USASwimming.org.  CPR & Safety Training for Swim Coaches Sun. 9/11 (8:00 am - 11:00 am) Jackie Norgren, ASCA $150.00  Working Successfully with Swimming Parents Sun. 9/11 (8:00 am - 12 Noon) John Leonard, ASCA $65.00  Writing Age Group Workouts by Objectives Sun. 9/11 (8:00 am - 12 Noon) Guy Edson, ASCA $65.00 SwimAmerica Training Sun. 9/11 (8:00 am - 12 Noon) Contact Julie Nitti to register at 1 (800) 356-2722 or [email protected].  Certified Pool Operator© course Sun. 9/11 (8:00 am - 5:00 pm) Duffy Dillon, ASCA $300.00

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Mail form to: American Swimming Coaches Association, 5101 NW 21st Avenue, Suite 530, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 or fax to (954) 563-9813. Register by phone at 1 (800) 356-2722 or (954) 563-4930. Register online at www.swimmingcoach.org. Hotel: Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach • 3030 Holiday Drive, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 • Phone: (954) 525-4000 • Rate: Single/Double at $144 per night Cancellations: The ASCA cannot issue refunds or credits for any cancellations. We can defer the registration to a year later, under cases at our discretion. Terms & Policies: The ASCA reserves the right to cancel, reschedule or substitute speakers for particular events, activities or sessions. The ASCA may record or photograph sessions for sale and distribution. By registering, individuals agree that the ASCA may photograph and record audio/video, their attendance and involvement in the program. Individuals agree that the ASCA may use these images/ recordings for promotional purposes. Only the ASCA may electronically record any portion of the convention. Registrants agree to refrain from marketing products or services during the convention except as part of a booth in the Exhibit Hall. Registrants agree to turn off cell phones/pagers or keep on vibrate during the convention. The ASCA does not endorse any speaker’s or exhibitor’s products or services.

8 ASCA NEWSLETTER | 2016 EDITION 3 Fort Lauderdale Marriott Beach Hotel and Reservation Information

Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach 3030 Holiday Drive Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 Room Rates: Single/Double: $144 per Night. If you would like to make a phone reservation, please call (954) 525-4000 or 1 (800) 222- 6543 to speak to a group reservation agent. To reserve your room online, please visit the attendee booking page at: https://aws.passkey.com/event/14402701/ owner/4894/landing. This unique Fort Lauderdale beach resort is just minutes from Las Olas Boulevard, the Beach Promenade, Riverfront and oceanfront Beach Place outdoor mall.

Social Activities & Vacation Opportunities In and Around Fort Lauderdale Beach

From oceanfront tranquility to action and adventure, downtown Riverwalk Arts & Entertainment District, there’s something for everyone to do in Fort Lauderdale. Hard Rock Live in Hollywood and the BB&T Center Between Blue Wave beaches and exotic Everglades lie in Sunrise. countless ways to play in Greater Fort Lauderdale, including kid-friendly attractions and sightseeing Say hello to your wild side and visit sea turtles on the cruises, watersports and more. beach, butterflies in an aviary, or an eight-foot gator in the Everglades. Or lose yourself in a museum and Just minutes from the beach is the Riverwalk Arts experience cultural treasures. and Entertainment District in downtown Fort Lauderdale, home to cultural attractions, shops, parks Did you know that Greater Fort Lauderdale has 69 and restaurants. Along Riverwalk, the brick-lined miles of natural coral reef just offshore? Snorkel or meandering promenade, discover the Broward Center scuba dive for an up-close and personal look at the for the Performing Arts, Museum of Discovery and amazing underwater world. Science with its AutoNation 3D IMAX Theater, Nothing is more iconic in Fort Lauderdale than the white Florida Grand Opera, Fort Lauderdale Historical wave wall that stretches along the beach promenade Center, Stranahan House and the Museum of Art. and A1A. Visitors should take a picture sitting on the Be sure to check out the concert schedules at the wall, with the ocean and sand in the background. This Broward Center for the Performing Arts in the shot says: “Yes, you were definitely here...and loving it!”

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Thursday, Sept. 8, 1-5 PM and we will pass them to the speakers. They will address those questions An Afternoon with Coach David Salo FIRST in their seminars. There will also be opportunity for verbal follow up questions, but the SUREST WAY TO GET YOUR QUESTIONS Friday, Sept. 9, 1-5 PM ANSWERED, is to submit them to ASCA in writing EARLY! An Afternoon with Coach Mark Schubert Any topic is fair game as it relates to their coaching knowledge or coaching In 2014 we began the concept of special seminars with amazing coaches. career. (Career advice IS a good topic to pursue!) They sold out well before the clinic. We expect the same with Coaches Salo It is RARE that such an opportunity presents itself. Carefully consider and Schubert. taking advantage of it. The idea of these seminars is for a limited number of people (40) to have Coach Schubert is considering by many the most successful swimming complete access to the greatest minds in our sport for a four hour period of coach in history and his successes extend far beyond Olympic Gold Medals, time. Thus allowing everyone’s questions to get answered and discussion World Records and National Championships. He has also been the most to be thorough and penetrating. successful advocate for our sport in our history. Register separately on the website for these special opportunities. The first Coach Salo is one of today’s most “out of the box” thinkers in training and 40 coaches applying are selected. stroke technique and has changed the way many people think about how to The Seminars are based around YOUR QUESTIONS. So formulating prepare for racing in our sport. His unique approach to working with his your questions is an important part of this process. In Early August, athletes has application to athletes of all ages and abilities. ASCA will send, to all those registered, a “Request for Questions” for each These two Hall of Fame Coaches are a Treat. Don’t miss them. coach. You will have two weeks to submit your questions back to ASCA,

10 ASCA NEWSLETTER | 2016 EDITION 3 ASCA SCHOOLS AT THE WORLD CLINIC

Tuesday – September 6, 2016 Thursday – September 8, 2016 ASCA Level 4: The Leadership School Special Seminar with Coach David C. Salo Coach George Block, President, Limited registration for 40 coaches. Your chance to pick the World Swimming Coaches Association brain of one of the most successful and innovative coaches Leadership is a skill set. It can be learned by most people. in history. ( Coach Men and Women, University of This course teaches the skills and how to learn them Southern California.) (and teach them to other people. Practical, down to earth, everyday usage. No “castles in the air.” SKILLS are Taught! Friday – September 9, 2016 Every coach of every group is a Leader. They all need this. Special Seminar with Coach Mark Schubert Teaching Age Group Sports Psychology Limited registration for 40 coaches. Coach Mark Coach John Leonard, ASCA Schubert is the GOAT of swimming coaches: THE Learn how to teach peak performance skills, Real Life Skills GREATEST OF ALL TIME, simply by virtue of his and group dynamics for a successful swim team experience. objective performance coaching record. Your chance to pick his brain. Unforgettable opportunity. Wednesday – September 7, 2016 Sunday – September 11, 2016 ASCA Level 2: The Stroke School Working Successfully with Swimming Parents Coaches John and Jackson Leonard Coach John Leonard, ASCA The Construction of correct swimming strokes for all The biggest single issue in every swimming coaches life is ages and the Correction of Flawed Strokes. World Class not the working with swimmers, but with their PARENTS. athletes and what they can teach today’s age group It can be done successfully. JL provides you with principles, athletes. Focus on CONSTRUCTION! ideas and many practical day to day issues and solutions. ASCA Level 3: The Physiology School Learned by painful experience! The Planning & Execution of Training for all Ages Writing Age Group Workouts by Objective Head Olympic Coach for Women David Marsh and Coach Bob Groseth Coach Guy Edson, ASCA Learn how to plan seasons, execute training and design Making effective and fun workouts is not easy. Coach Edson individual workouts. provides a formula for making sure you are designing practices that actually achieve what you want to achieve. ASCA Level 5: The Administration School Great course for the newer coach! Coaches John Bitter and Paris Jacobs, Certified Pool Operator Course Santa Clara Swim Club and Machine Aquatics Coach Duffy Dillon, ASCA This year’s version is about super club performance. For the high aspiring swim club, as a business or a performance The legally required course for those responsible for the organization. Taught by two coaches who run multi- operation of any swimming pool in the USA. million dollar businesses and put people at Olympic Safety Training for Swim Coaches Certification Trials every time. For those who aspire to SUPERIOR & CPR Course performance, not for mom/pop swim clubs. – Coach Jackie Norgren, ASCA This requirement for every USA Swimming Coach Dryland for Age Group Athletes offers up-to-date content on safe sport policies, Coach Keenan Robinson emergency planning and first aid, including: maintaining The dryland coach for for a decade a comfortable and safe environment for swimmers, describes his program for all age group swimmers to make preventing accidents and emergencies, and responding to them better athletes! ill or injured swimmers in water or on land.

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2016 EDITION 3 | ASCA NEWSLETTER 15 16 ASCA NEWSLETTER | 2016 EDITION 3 World Clinic Speakers 1969-2015* *This list of 549 speakers was compiled from our 47 year library of audio recordings and transcripts. World Clinic pre and post clinic schools were not recorded and are not included. Also, due to logistical or technical reasons some clinic talks were not recorded. We apologize if your name is missing from this list. To add your name please email Guy Edson at [email protected].

Adams, Mike Benner, Rich Brown, Brian Costill, David Albiero, Arthur Bergen, Paul Bruce, Bob Counsilman, Doc Albrecht, Siga Berkoff, David Bultman, Steve Coutts, John Anderson, Brett Bernal, Joe Burbank, Tom Curl, Rick Armistead, David Bernal-Sweeney, Michelle Burch, Pat Curley, Jan Armstrong, Denny Berndt, Jens-Peter Burrows, Richard Curley, Mike Aronen, Gary Billingsly, Hobie Burton, Mike Dahl, David Atkinson, John Biondi, Matt Busch, Frank Daland, Ingrid Atterbom, Hemming Bird, Skip Bussard, Ray Daland, Peter Aungst, Art Biscarin, Peppo Butcher, Rob Dale, Dennis Avischious, Tom Bixler, Barry Butini, Cesare Daniels, Jack Axtell, Rich Blair, Paul Calder, Angie Darr, Flip Aziere, Jim Block, George Campell, Diane Davis, Chris Ballatore, Ron Blood, Tim Capitani, Carol Davis, Chris Banks, Peter Boesch, John Carew, John Davis, John Barany, Matt Bohl, Michael Carlile, Forbes Davis, Josh Barnard, R. James Bole, George Carlile, Ursula Dedeaux, Bryan Barrowman, Mike Bolich, Mary Casadia, John Denison, Terry Barry, Clifford Bonner, Hugh Cassiday, Sid Dietze, Holger Batchelor, Chuck Boomer, Bill Cattolica, Steve Dimond, Jeff Bauerle, Jack Bottom, Mike Chasson, Mike Ditson-Sommer, Rayma Baum, Vinnie Boudreau, Charlene Chichoke, A.J. Dorenkott, Bill Bay, Scott Bower, Dick Childs, Jeanne Dorfman, Lisa Beatt, Cory Bowman, Bob Christoffel, Ben Dragon, Charlie Beck, Henrik Brackin, Kim Clayton, Robert Drozda, Kathy Becker, Ted Bradley, John Colby, Scott Du Pont, John E. Bell, Keith Branson, Martha Collins, John DuBois, Dave Bell, Lynn (Colella) Braunfeld, Alex Collins, Michael Duckering, Eric Benecki, Ray Brenner, Bill Colwin, Cecil Dummer, Gail Benner, Jay Brooks, Michael Cooper, Taylor Durden, David

2016 EDITION 3 | ASCA NEWSLETTER 17 World Clinic Speakers, Past & Present (Continued)

Durieux, Chad Garibaldi, Vera Hannula, Dick Howorth, Derek Durocher, Kandis Gathercole, Terry Hansel, Phil Huey, Patty Easterling, Don Gaughran, Bob Harder, Carol Hugo, Peter Edson, Guy Gaughran, Jim Hartle, Maurice Hunsacker, Joe Ellis, Jim Gemmell, Bruce Hartle, Steve Hutchison, Sean Elm, Frank Georges, Chris Hastings, Mike Hutinger, Paul Elser, Bruce Gerzanick-Liebowitz, Mary Haufler, Steve Ingraham, Susan Anne Emary, Rob Havriluk, Rod Ingram, Doug Gibson, Jennifer Emery, Phil Hawke, Brett Ivey, Mitch Giese, Pam Ericsson, K. Anders Haynes, Penny Jacklin, Don Giles, Mike Essick, Ray Heidary, Don Jacobs, Andrew Gillett, Bob Evans, Clay Heidary, Ron Jacobs, Paris Goeken, Joe Fabian, Jack Heldman, Dr. Alan Jennings, Andrew Goforth, Jeff Fair, Stephen Henderson, Patricia Jerome, John Goldberg, Dr. Alan Farr, Steven Hendrick, Marty Jessey, David Goldsmith, Wayne Ferguson-Brennan, Cathy Hennessy, Nancy Jochums, Dick Goldstein, Eric Fink, Roric Heusner, Bill Johnson, Conrad Goldstein, Mel Firby, Howard Higgens, Pete Johnson, Ron Goodrich, Kyle Fitzgerald, Jay Hill, Dennis Julian, Eve Gordon, John Flack, Dan Hill, Graham Kahn, Stu Graham, Colleen Flavel, Evan Hill, Tim Kalandiak, Steve Grand, Kirk Fletcher, David Himes, Tom Katz, Jane Graves, Butch Foster, Skip Hines, Emmett Kaufman-Janette, Joely Greene, Don Franke, Werner Hinrich, Richard Kawamoto-Klatt, Andi Gregg, Ph.D., Steve Fraser, Jim Hird, Bill Keating, Marty Greyson, Ian Freas, Sam Hodgson, Charlie Keefe, Frank Groseth, Bob Freeman, Jean Hogan, Pat Kelcheimer, Dave Grusky, Larry French, George Hogg, John Kemmerling, Todd Gullstrand, Lennart Frentsos, Jerry Holt, Larry Kennedy, George Gushi, Osamu Friederang, Steve Holtrey, Jerry Kenney, Skip Guthiel, Tom Furniss, Bill Hoolihan, Charlie Kinel, Kevin Hadden, Chris Gaeckle, Jeff Hopkins, Joan Kipke, Lothar Haines, George Gage, Ross Hopkins, Sage Kirchner, Kent Halloway, Braden Gambetta, Vern Hopkins, Tammy Klatt, Rick Halstead, Jim Gambril, Don Houchens, Kris Klein, Ira Hammond, Scott Gardner, Gerald Houtkooper, Linda Knight, Marty Hankes, Doug

18 ASCA NEWSLETTER | 2016 EDITION 3 Kolebar, Mike Luedtke, David Millhome, Kirk O’Neill, Julie Koshkin, Igor Madsen, Orjan Mills, Glenn O’Neill, Owen Kredich, Matt Maglischo, Ernie Ming, Zhou Onstott, Mark Krotiak, Dave Malone, Peter Mirande, Rob O’Reilly, Ken Kubik, Kris Maloney, Peter Mittemeyer, Jan Orr, Rob Laiing, Duncan Malszecki, Greg Mohr, Karl Ortolani, Al Lamont, Don Manthey, Cathy Moini, Stefano O’Sullivan, Marcus Landtroop, Lanny Marcikic, Ron “Sickie” Montgomery, Jim Parini, Gregg Lane, Mike Marcinkowski, Frank Montpetit, Richard Parkinson, Ph.D., William Lange, Dirk Marsh, David Montrella, Jim Parratto, Amy Larkin, Todd Martin, Chris Morgan, Bill Parratto, Mike Larsen, Lloyd Mason, Bruce Morgan, Pete Patmos, Bruce Larson, Rett Mason, John Morris, Scott Peak, Bill Lastra, Luis Mattson, Bob Morsilli, Steve Pearson, Jeff Laughlin, Terry McAllister, Bud Morton, Wally Pelton, Mike Lawrence, Laurie McCauley, Wayne Motekaitis, Pete Pemberton, Cindy Lawrence, Michael McElroy, Arvel MU Xianghao Peresie, Brian Lawrence, Ray McGihon, Scott Munoz, Bob Pipes-Nielsen, Karlyn Leas, Becky McIntosh, Beverly Murphy, Pat Plumb, Chris Lebherz, Tom McKee, Kathy Murphy, Tim Poliquin, Charles Lee, Sammy McKeever, Teri Nabeta, Brian Pontz, John Leonard, John McKemey, Karin Nagy, Jozsef Porter, Dale Leonard, Karen McLarty, Sara Nall, Anita Porter, kent Leonard, Stew McLaughlin, Tom Neal, Jeanie Potts, Debbie Lepinski, Cokie McLeod, Ian Nelson, Jack Power, Sharon Levinson, David McMillian, Greg Nelson, Mick Powers, Rick Lewellyn, Mike McMillion, George Nelson, Sue Prins, Jan Liebowitz, Larry Mechem, John Newton, C.M. Pritchard, Bob Litsky, Frank Meisel, Harry Neyer, Megan Puleo, Jim Liu, Abi Meleski, V.J. Nims, Cameron Pursley, Dennis Longwell, Katherine Merkle, Hugh O’Brien, Kerry Quick, Richard Loose, Dee Meyer, Judy O’Neill, Pat Quinlan, Paul Lopez, Sergio Michelmore, Chris O’Brien, Kerry Rabalais, Scott Lord, Craig Miley, Patrick Ogden, John Railo, Willi Low, Ken Miller, Bob Olbrecht, Ph.D., Jan Raleigh, Vince Lowell, Jeff Miller, Jim O’Neil, John Reese, Eddie

2016 EDITION 3 | ASCA NEWSLETTER 19 World Clinic Speakers, Past & Present (Continued)

Reese, Randy Serrano, Jeanine Taylor, Bud Wales, Dod Reese, Randy Shafazand, Shirin Terao, Yutaka Walker, John Reif, Barb Sharp, Rick Thayer, Anne Walker, Rick Renner, Janet Sheppard, Ben Thomas, Jerry Warnatzsch, Norbert Richardson, Allen Shinofield, Joel Thomas, Katherine Warner, Chuck Richardson, Jim Shipherd, Richard Thompson, Bill Warner, Terry Richardson, Pokey Watson Shofe, Larry Thompson, Dan Wasilak, John Richardson, Rev. Ed Shoulberg, Richard Thornton, Karen Moe Watts, Sherwood Riewald, Scott Silver, Paul Thornton, Nort Weaver, Bryan Riggs, Chuck Simmons, An Thornton, Richard Weckler, John Riggs, Renee Simon, Jack Titley, Ben Weidling, Liz Riggs, Vic Singer, Robert Todd, Ally Wells, Randy Roach, Dave Skinner, Jonty Touretski, Gennadi Welsh, Tim Robertson, Dave Smith, Chris Treffene, Robert Wickstrand Gahen, Kathie Robets, Mel Snelling, Deryk Trembley, John Widmer, Stephen Robinson, Keenan Snow, Lorna Troup, Dr. John Wielgus, Chuck Rocca, Peter Snowberger, Rob Troy, Gregg Wielgus, Chuck Rodeo, Scott Sokolovas, Genadijus Troy, Mike Wierman, Tim Rogers, Larry Spencer, Ed Tucker, Todd Wilby, Martyn Ronan, Don Stacy, Rick Turcotte, Jason Wildeboer, Paulus Rose, Bill Stager, Ph.D., Joel Tutko, Tom Wilkens, Jillian Rose, Siga Steele, Bob Tygart, Travis Willix, Robert Roundtree, David Stensby, Travis Urbanchek, Jon Wilmore, Jack Rudd, Jon Stephens, Murray Vaitsehovsky, Sergei Winkowski, Beth Runkle, Skip Stern, Josh Van Rossen, Don Wood, Steven Rushall, Brent Stickels, Coley Van Slooten, Chris Woodhead, Sippy Sakovich, Jon Stoegbauer, Larry Vigil, Joe Xiong, Zhang Salisbury, Kevin Stover, Jim Vogt, Catherine Yancher, Ross Salnikov, Vladimir Stricker, Paul Volckening, Bill Yetter, Paul Salo, Dave Suinn, Richard Volkers, Scott Young, Ron Santos, Roque Swanson, Deb Von Oech, Roger Yourd, Charlie Schalz, Bill Swarbrick, Jack Vorontsov, Andrei Zinn, Mike Schleihauf, Robert Swartz, Don Voss, Doug Zubero, Martin Schloder, Monika Sweetenham, Bill Voy, Robert Schmitz, Todd Talbot, Don Wadley, Bill Schubert, Mark Tannenberger, Jurgen Waldren, Patti

20 ASCA NEWSLETTER | 2016 EDITION 3 Coaching GEMS From the ASCA World Clinic An Assortment of Quotes from Various Fine World Clinic Presentations

From a talk by Coach David Salo, it’s one foot at the front of the block, one at the back, arm swing as the University of Southern California, back leg comes forward. Later, they start with two feet back. The biggest at the 2014 American Swimming thing is getting into that body line in the air. Everything we do in the relay Coaches Association World Clinic in start, we want it to fast, explosive, not some two second wind up.” Jacksonville, Florida, titled “Swim Like the Cheetah Runs.” From the 2014 James “Doc” “There is a consequence to poor Counsilman Memorial Lecture by performance in the Cheetah’s world. If Coach Doug Ingram, United States it does not go out each day and run as Olympic Committee Operations: fast as it can, it does not eat, it does not “So why climb Everest? What attempt feed it’s family. It is going all-out, full challenges anywhere? Because it is bore every time it goes out and meets Hard. You guys are in the Business of the day. The problem we have in our sport, I think , is that we don’t do Hard, and that is great. Because our that. We think we do; the kids tell us they are working as hard as they can. society is not in the business of hard. I am not sure that is true. Don and Ron Heidary, the things they write and do, Unbelievable. Flying I am trying to get my athletes to go 100%, like the Cheetah runs. Because in the face of the cultural headwind. in our sport, we do not have a consequence for poor performance, despite That is exactly what we have to keep doing for our sport, and the young the fact that we are encouraging them to go full speed, all-out, every people in our sport. Because it is hard, because of what you can learn stroke, all the details associated with being fast, we get probably only 60- about yourself, because of what you can teach others from that learning. 70% of capacity. To Test Yourself. That’s why you take on these challenges.” By the way, when the cheetah runs, the head never moves. It is still and totally focused on the prey.” From a talk by Coach Gregg Troy, 2012 London Head Men’s Olympic Coach, at the 2014 American From a talk by Coach Sergio Lopez, Swimming Coaches Association Bolles School, at the 2014 American World Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida: Swimming Coaches Association “It is not about volume, it is about World Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida, commitment. There are very, very few titled “On Developing Relay Starts.” things you do in life —and we tell our “Our setup on the block, very athletes this all of the time —there are important…making sure our shoulders very few things you do in life, that if stay low, always in front of the front you put less time into it, you are going foot, the body should travel forward, to be successful at it. It deals with we don’t want to see anyone lifting relationships, it deals with work, it the shoulders upwards. Connecting the deals with hobbies. If you put in less time, your chances of being as good body is a big part of it for our high at it are diminished. So if you want to learn the skill, and you want to school kids, especially when we start teaching them. Legs bent, athletic work at the skill, you put more time in.” position, arms out front, shoulders over the front foot. When we start out,

2016 EDITION 3 | ASCA NEWSLETTER 21 THANKS! to the ASCA World Clinic Sponsors! 2016 ASCA World Clinic Official Sponsors:

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