Swimming Picture of the Week - August 26, 2010
More Eric Shanteau this week. Here's a quick frame from his upcoming video due to be released at the ASCA conference next week.
More Eric Shanteau this week. Here's a quick frame from his upcoming video due to be released at the ASCA conference next week.
Hopefully everyone is cheering for Eric Shanteau at this week's Pan Pac Championships. This is Eric just starting to move on his start.
As I leave Annapolis tomorrow, I'm posting this picture to honor the great men and women we worked with while we were here.
In honor of Eric Shanteau and all the swimmers competing at the US Championships this week, check out a shot of Eric's breaststroke.
For the past few weeks, we've been so fortunate to spend time with many great young swimmers from all over the world. While teaching and coaching, we get to know the swimmers as far more than athletes, and learn about them as people.
What a great week. What an honor to work with the Russian Junior National Team here at Pinecrest.
From our video shoot last week with Karlyn Pipes-Neilsen, take a look at this catch on freestyle.
From our current video shoot in Sarasota, FL. Great weather, and a great swimmer.
This is an old shot of us working with Fran Crippen. Showing you the angles few people see of an open water national champion.
Here's a great shot of Eric Shanteau's dolphin kick. Think you don't need to work on your ankle flexibility? Watch the short video that accompanies this image.
Hanging out with 150 swimmers each week at the Navy Swim Camp, the pool can be a very active place to be.
I drive across it every day, and the thought that goes through my head is, "It's such a good bridge, why would someone swim instead of drive?"
This week's Pic sequence features Roland Schoeman performing a flip turn.
This week's Pic is a moving picture. Doing our best to illustrate the speed at which the hands and head need to move forward after the breath in breaststroke. Tell us how we (me) did. It's a work in progress... thanks to Roque Santos.
We are a group of swimmers who swim really fast, and like to help others learn how to reach their competitive potential in the area of professional swimming.