Showing posts with label swimming coaching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label swimming coaching. Show all posts

Sunday, September 1, 2013

My First Coaching Experience

Our team in a college swimming intramural competition harvested six (6) gold, two (2) silver and three (3) bronze medals from twelve swimming events held at Philippine Marines-Navy Swimming Pool-Manila. I guess, this was a great start for a beginner like me as a coach in a swimming competition.  There were nine teams competed in the different swimming events. At the end of the competition, our team dominated the league.
(photo source: mashable.com)
The summary of events and our medals are as follows:



Male Place Female Place
Freestyle 25m Gold Freestyle 25m Bronze
Freestyle 50m Gold Freestyle 50m Silver
Breastroke 25m No place Breastroke 25m Gold
Backstroke 25m Silver Backstroke 25m Gold
Relay Medley Bronze Relay Medly Gold
Relay Open Bronze Relay Open Gold















My Swimmers! (photo courtesy of Ms. Cheryll Villareal)
The freestyle event (photo courtesy of Ms. Cheryll Villareal)



In this event, I realized that coaching is really a challenging task. A combination of hardwork, passion and love for the sports is really important. I was blessed because my swimmers are dedicated and fast-learners. It was very hard in the beginning because forty (40 %) percent of them are zero knowledge in swimming when we started the training. But, in four weekends of practice, they improved a lot. And the result is really great.

In coaching, It is a must to know your swimmers in order to maintain their focus and performance during the training and in the actual competition . Let me share some of my personal tips in coaching.   

1. Timetable. It is important that your swimmers are ready and skillful enough on the day of the competition
2. Proper nutrition. Performance is optimized when proper nutrition is included.
3. Proper execution versus speed. Speed is maximized if the the swimmers are used to executing the proper swim stroke.
4. Assignment. Take-home task could help them improve even when they are not in the water. There are body exercises that will maximize the muscles for better swimming performance.

Question:

What do you think is the formula of raising a champion swimmer?

(photo courtesy of www.swimswam.com)
































Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Get the best of Summer! Work as Swimming Instructor.


If you think that swimming coaching is a rewarding career. This blog post is for you.


photo source: groupon.com


My swimming school is in-need of swim instructor (male or female) for summer swimming classes. This is open to college graduates with an average to outstanding swimming skill. Physical Education graduate is an advantage but not a requirement.

Teaching schedule will be weekdays.  

Hurry and get the best of summer by becoming a Swimming Instructor!


(swim coaching as a career)

Call or Text for interview to 0917 383 19 07



Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Be a Swim Coach for Kids Online!



Do you have passion in teaching children how to swim? If your answer is yes, then this link
Free online swimming lessons for babies, infants, children, learn to swim | Home 
will help you in getting the right skill to be a swim coach for children.

(photo source: uswim.com)

This link offers a step-by-step process in teaching children the right skill and the right pacing of  a swimming lesson. Each is presented in a comprehensive manner. It has also manuals as guide, as well as sample of certificates for every level. Tips are also discussed in the site. This is very ideal for aspiring swimming coaches or for parents who wanted to teach their children by themselves. Try to visit the instructional videos and see how it will be of help in learning different strokes. By watching, you  can possibly  learn by yourself too. If your time cannot afford to enroll in a swimming school like   http://freelanceaquaticssolution.blogspot.com/ , then, this is a good option.



More questions? Just leave a comment or Text me to 0917 383 19 07 (Globe) or 0923 284 24 30 (Sun)

For my swimming program please follow the link:

http://swimbuddy.blogspot.com/2011/04/summer-learn-to-swim-program.html