15 episodes
Swim Coach in Transit Lucas
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5.0 • 9 Ratings
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Long-form interviews with swim coaches.
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Ep 15 - Mark Hesse
In this Episode of Swim Coach in Transit, I sat down with Mark Hesse, who at the time of this interview was a "free agent", following an 8-year stint as a Performance Development Manager for USA-Swimming.
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Ep 14 - Mike Koleber (Nitro Swimming)
In this Episode of Swim Coach in Transit, I sat down with Mike Koleber, who's the owner and founder of Nitro Swimming, in Austin, TX.
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Ep 13 - Kathleen Prindle (Performance Aquatics)
In this Episode of Swim Coach in Transit, I sat down with Kathleen Prindle, who's the Head Coach for Performance Aquatics, in South Florida.
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Ep 12 - Colin Faris (Excel Aquatics)
In this Episode of Swim Coach in Transit, I sat down with Colin Faris, who's the Associate Head Coach for Excel Aquatics, in TN.
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Ep 11 - Chris Pfaff (Carmel Swim Club)
In this Episode of Swim Coach in Transit, I sat down with Chris Pfaff, who's the Head Age Group Coach for Carmel Swim Club, in Carmel, IN.
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Ep 10 - Justin Correia (Southwest Stars)
In this Episode of Swim Coach in Transit, I sat down with Justin Correia, who's the Head Coach for Southwest Stars, in Orlando, FL.
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Customer Reviews
Great listen for anyone who loves swimming or coaching!
As a parent of a kiddo coached by the host, I may be biased, but...for anyone who loves the sport of swimming or has a passion for coaching any sport, this podcast is fantastic. It’s wonderful to hear how different people approach the sport and being a coach. I grew up a competitive swimmer, but hearing about the sport from the coaches viewpoints is fascinating. It’s also humbling, as a parent, to understand the passion these coaches pour into to our kids and the ‘dry side’ of swimming.