Search Results - Australian Swimming Coach

Keogh, J., Gowthorp, L.

Moulds, K., Fraser, K. K., Karp, J., Kapocius, O., Heathcote, M., Appleton, P. R., Cobley, S. “…Conclusion Findings identify the influence of coach-created motivational climates and not athlete-related factors on continued Australian youth swimming participation, highlighting coaching implications.…”

Sankey, C., Wallace, Lee., Caperchione, C. M. “…Conclusion Australian swimming coaches would greatly benefit from formal guidelines on how to identify, manage, and support athlete mental health. …”

Morris, K. S., Osborne, M. A., Shephard, M. E., Skinner, T. L., Jenkins, D. G. “…Methods: Twenty Australian national swimmers performed six 200 m front-crawl efforts under two conditions: (1) WB swimming and, (2) AO swimming. …”

Staub, I., Stallman, R. K., Vogt, T. “…Relatively older athletes have a greater probability of being selected and subsequently exposed to a higher level of coaching, training and other talent-promoting factors. …”

Forsyth, J. R., Steele, J. R.

P. Laursen, M. Buchheit “…That`s why Science and Application of High-Intensity Interval Training is a must-have resource for sport coaches, strength and conditioning professionals, personal trainers, and exercise physiologists, as well as for researchers and sport scientists who study high-intensity interval training. …”

J. D. Périard, S. Racinais “…Given the breadth and scope of the sections, the book will be a reference guide for clinicians, practitioners, coaches, athletes, researchers, and students. Contents: Human Thermoregulation, Flouris, Andreas D., Seiten 3-27 The Biophysics of Human Heat Exchange, Ravanelli, Nicholas (et al.), Seiten 29-43 Integrative Human Cardiovascular Responses to Hyperthermia, Chiesa, Scott T. …”

Sha, L., Lucey, P., Sridharan, S., Morgan, S., Peas, D. “…We test our approach on a video dataset compiled at the 2012 Australian Short Course Swimming Championships.…”

Swimming Australia “…Die Installierung eines vierköpfigen Bundestrainerteams (State Head Coaches), das unter Leitung von Cheftrainer J. Verhaeren bei Australian Swimming arbeiten wird. …”

Zehntner, C., McMahon, J. A. “…This paper reports on research that identifies the disciplinary mechanism of surveillance and power at work within pathways for coach education in the Australian swimming culture. …”

Grange, P. “…The findings of this review were that cultural factors did play a significant role in the `unpleasant` experience that many Australian swimmers, coaches and staff had at the London Olympics in 2012 and the culture did not appear to assist or support high-level performance for most people. …”

Swimming Australia

R. K. Tanner, C. J. Gore, Australian Institute of Sport

Mason, B., Mackintosh, C., Pease, D.

Fulton, S., Pyne, D., Burkett, B.

Green, D., Saunders, P., Minutto, D., Sunehag, P., Robards, M., Rodda, D., Gilbert, B., Hanlen, L.

Hardt, J., Gordon, S., Benjanuvatra, N. “…Participants included coaches (N=3) and swimmers (N=35) from 3 leading swim clubs in a Western Australian metropolitan area. …”

“…To answer these cutting-edge questions, in an unprecedented cooperative effort in sports sciences, a high-profile international group of researchers belonging to universities and national swimming organizations of Spain, USA and The Netherlands, the High Altitude Training Center of Sierra Nevada, the USOC, the Australian Institute of Sport—among others—, have developed a major international swimming study called The ALTITUDE Project. …”

Mason, B. “…RESEARCH Because of the new Wetplate and Active drag analysis systems providing more quantitative information about performance, fundamental research could now be used to solve problems raised by the swim coaches. Research associated with Wetplate included projects linked with optimising the performance off the new kick plate starting blocks, optimising knee bend and extension in turns to generate maximum force off the wall and deciding the placement of the newly permitted dolphin kick in breaststroke starts and turns. …”