Indy 2010 World Clinic: The Place To Be
Craig Lord
Aug 30, 2010
The ASCA World Clinic gets underway in Indianapolis today with lectures by Mel Goldstein on coaching masters, John Leonard, at the helm of the clinic organisation, on age-group sports psychology, Guy Edson on how to write workouts and Jason Dierking on dryland training getting the show on the road.
As the week progresses, look at one the best forum in one place for swimming knowledge has to offer:
- Sean Hutchison: The Preparation of Ariana Kukors
- Paulus Wildeboer: The Preparation of Lotte Friis
- Mark Schubert, USA National Team Head Coach, on whatever he finds relevant right now
- Brett Hawke: The Training of Cesar Cielo
- Kim Brackin: The Training of Kirsty Coventry
- Stefano Morini: The Training of Federica Pellegrini
- Cesare Butini: The Training of Alessia Filippi
- David Marsh and Patti Waldren: How Your Masters Swim Team Can Support Your Age Group Program
- Norbert Warnatzsch: The Training of Britta Steffen
- Gregg Troy: The Preparation of Ryan Lochte
- Martyn Wilby: The Preparation of Gemma Spofforth
- Teri McKeever, Kim Brackin, Jack Bauerle: Panel Discussion on “Out of Water Training”
- Mike Bottom and Scott Hedges: Athletic Telemetry for Fast-Forwarding Performance
- Vince Raleigh: The Preparation of Brenton Rickard
- David Salo: The Preparation of Rebecca Soni, Oussama Mellouli, and Katinka Hosszu
- Ben Titley: The Preparation of Liam Tancock
There's much more than that on offer too, while coaches will discuss their concerns about the way the sport is run by FINA and form plans to have coaching voices count when it comes to how the sport is governed worldwide. A fine and fascinating week ahead in Indianapolis.
