Suchergebnisse - Australian Swimming Coach

Chesher, S. “… Method: In study one, 25 stakeholders in Australian triathlete development (Mage = 41 years, SD = 12.3 years; male: n = 20, female: n = 5) participated in semi structured interviews to gain novel insights into the beliefs, attitudes, and experiences of these stakeholders regarding the important motor skills for elite triathlon success.  …”

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. …”

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.  …”

Australian Sports Commission, Athletics Australia “… In 2007-08, the Australian Government, through the Australian Sports Commission, provided Swimming Australia with funding of over $6.2 million for the development of the sport and its continued enhancement at the grassroots and elite levels, including $1.5 million support for the Swimming program at the Australian Institute of Sport, with a further $541,000 going directly to swimmers under the Australian Government Sport Training Grant scheme.  …”

Sweetenham, B. “… Key points are: I. Australian National Youth Coach works with the best 18 and younger talent A.  …”

Richards, R. “… In recent years Bill Sweetenham (Australian Swimming Inc., National Youth Coach) has advocated the use of 'recovery ability' as a measure of physiological talent identification.  …”

Dewitt, T. “… Australian Swimming Coach …”

Carlile, F. “… Australian Swimming Coach …”

Madsen, O. “… Australian Swimming Coach …”

Sweetenham, B. “… Australian Swimming Coach …”