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To watch the complete video visit https://www.udemy.com/instructor/course/5560536/manage/basics Swimming Skills and Drills Vol. 2 featuring Coach Randy Reese This is Volume Two of a comprehensive two-part swimming instructional program featuring Coach Randy Reese. In this video, Reese takes his team through numerous unique and effective swimming drills. Among the topics covered are: breaststroke, backstroke, freestyle, butterfly stroke and starts. Coach Reese also details how to use a pulley system to develop swimming technique, strength and conditioning. This program is an excellent resource for coaches and competitive swimmers at any level. This is a placeholder, I need to Add 32 more words to reach minimum 200 words. This is a placeholder, I need to Add 32 more words to reach minimum 200 words. This is a placeholder, I need to Add 32 more words to reach minimum 200 words. This is a placeholder, I need to Add 32 more words to reach minimum 200 words. This is a placeholder, I need to Add 32 more words to reach minimum 200 words. This is a placeholder, I need to Add 32 more words to reach minimum 200 words. Randy Reese has been coaching swimming since 1969. He is best known for coaching the University of Florida Gators swimming and diving teams to four national championships, and coaching the winners of eighteen Olympic gold, eight silver and nine bronze medals. Randy has coached 6 swimmers who achieved 16 world records and led 79 Women to achieve over 500 All-American honors and 60 men reach 200 All-American honors. Reese is a member of the International Swimming Hall of Fame. He is currently the Director of Aquatics/Head-National Team of the Clearwater Aquatic Team (CAT) in Clearwater, Florida.

Peter Richardson was named as the University of Pacific Tigers' Men's and Women's Swimming Head Coach in 2012. Each season, Richardson leads the Tigers throughout the very competitive Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) conference. He has sent six swimmers to the U.S. Olympic Trials. Prior to Pacific, Richardson had been the head swimming coach at Fresno Pacific University where the men's swimming program won back to back NAIA National Championships (2010 and 2011), while the women's team won the National Championship in 2012. Richardson's FPU swimmers have won 31 individual national championships and 18 championship relays while setting 24 NAIA national records.

About the Coach: Randy Reese has coached over 60 Olympic swimmers whose records include 18 Gold Medals. His teams won numerous NCAA Men's and Women's Championships when he served as head coach at the University of Florida. Randy's USA Swimming teams have placed in the Top Five more than 50 times and have won four National Team titles. He is currently the Head Swimming coach of Longhorn Aquatics in Austin, Texas.

About the Coach: Randy Reese has coached over 60 Olympic swimmers whose records include 18 Gold Medals. His teams won numerous NCAA Men's and Women's Championships when he served as head coach at the University of Florida. Randy's USA Swimming teams have placed in the Top Five more than 50 times and have won four National Team titles. He is currently the Head Swimming coach of Longhorn Aquatics in Austin, Texas.

In swimming events, the difference between the competitors is often measured in mere seconds or fractions of a second. It is imperative to master the starts, turns and finishes for the various strokes. About the Coach: McGee Moody is the Head Men's and Women's Swimming Coach at the University of South Carolina (USC) in Columbia, SC. Prior to coaching at USC, Moody coached at the U.S. Naval Academy, William and Mary, and East Carolina University. A 1998 graduate of East Carolina, McGee Moody swam on the Pirates' varsity squad for four seasons, setting several freshman records and captaining the team his junior and senior years. Moody was also an Olympic Trials qualifier in the 200 freestyle in 1992.

Learn numerous components, drills and techniques necessary to excel at competitive swimming. About the coach: Peter Richardson was named as the University of Pacific Tigers' Men's and Women's Swimming Head Coach in 2012. Each season, Richardson leads the Tigers throughout the very competitive Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) conference. He has sent six swimmers to the U.S. Olympic Trials. Prior to Pacific, Richardson had been the head swimming coach at Fresno Pacific University where the men's swimming program won back to back NAIA National Championships (2010 and 2011), while the women's team won the National Championship in 2012. Richardson's FPU swimmers have won 31 individual national championships and 18 championship relays while setting 24 NAIA national records.

Learn numerous components, drills and techniques necessary to excel at competitive swimming. About the coach: Peter Richardson was named as the University of Pacific Tigers' Men's and Women's Swimming Head Coach in 2012. Each season, Richardson leads the Tigers throughout the very competitive Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) conference. He has sent six swimmers to the U.S. Olympic Trials. Prior to Pacific, Richardson had been the head swimming coach at Fresno Pacific University where the men's swimming program won back to back NAIA National Championships (2010 and 2011), while the women's team won the National Championship in 2012. Richardson's FPU swimmers have won 31 individual national championships and 18 championship relays while setting 24 NAIA national records.

Learn numerous components, drills and techniques necessary to excel at competitive swimming. Coach Peter Richardson explains in detail the various drills and their purpose. About the coach: Peter Richardson was named as the University of Pacific Tigers' Men's and Women's Swimming Head Coach in 2012. Each season, Richardson leads the Tigers throughout the very competitive Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) conference. He has sent six swimmers to the U.S. Olympic Trials. Prior to Pacific, Richardson had been the head swimming coach at Fresno Pacific University where the men's swimming program won back to back NAIA National Championships (2010 and 2011), while the women's team won the National Championship in 2012. Richardson's FPU swimmers have won 31 individual national championships and 18 championship relays while setting 24 NAIA national records.

Coach Peter Richardson explains in detail the various drills and their purpose. About the coach: Peter Richardson was named as the University of Pacific Tigers' Men's and Women's Swimming Head Coach in 2012. Each season, Richardson leads the Tigers throughout the very competitive Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) conference. He has sent six swimmers to the U.S. Olympic Trials. Prior to Pacific, Richardson had been the head swimming coach at Fresno Pacific University where the men's swimming program won back to back NAIA National Championships (2010 and 2011), while the women's team won the National Championship in 2012. Richardson's FPU swimmers have won 31 individual national championships and 18 championship relays while setting 24 NAIA national records.

In swimming events, the difference between the competitors is often measured in mere seconds or fractions of a second. It is imperative to master the starts, turns and finishes for the various strokes. About the Coach: McGee Moody is the Head Men's and Women's Swimming Coach at the University of South Carolina (USC) in Columbia, SC. Prior to coaching at USC, Moody coached at the U.S. Naval Academy, William and Mary, and East Carolina University. A 1998 graduate of East Carolina, McGee Moody swam on the Pirates' varsity squad for four seasons, setting several freshman records and captaining the team his junior and senior years. Moody was also an Olympic Trials qualifier in the 200 freestyle in 1992.

This is Volume One of a comprehensive two-part swimming instructional program featuring Coach Randy Reese. About the Coach: Randy Reese has coached over 60 Olympic swimmers whose records include 18 Gold Medals. His teams won numerous NCAA Men's and Women's Championships when he served as head coach at the University of Florida. Randy's USA Swimming teams have placed in the Top Five more than 50 times and have won four National Team titles. He is currently the Head Swimming coach of Longhorn Aquatics in Austin, Texas.

Reese takes his team through numerous unique and effective swimming drills. About the Coach: Randy Reese has coached over 60 Olympic swimmers whose records include 18 Gold Medals. His teams won numerous NCAA Men's and Women's Championships when he served as head coach at the University of Florida. Randy's USA Swimming teams have placed in the Top Five more than 50 times and have won four National Team titles. He is currently the Head Swimming coach of Longhorn Aquatics in Austin, Texas.

Olympic Gold Medalist Tom Jager teaches a young swim team how to become successful competitive backstroke swimmers. Jager presents a progressive system of techniques, training methods,and drills designed to develop the most efficient backstroke possible.

This is Volume Two of a comprehensive two-part swimming instructional program featuring Coach Randy Reese. About the Coach: Randy Reese has coached over 60 Olympic swimmers whose records include 18 Gold Medals. His teams won numerous NCAA Men's and Women's Championships when he served as head coach at the University of Florida. Randy's USA Swimming teams have placed in the Top Five more than 50 times and have won four National Team titles. He is currently the Head Swimming coach of Longhorn Aquatics in Austin, Texas.

This is Volume One of a comprehensive two-part swimming instructional program featuring Coach Randy Reese. About the Coach: Randy Reese has coached over 60 Olympic swimmers whose records include 18 Gold Medals. His teams won numerous NCAA Men's and Women's Championships when he served as head coach at the University of Florida. Randy's USA Swimming teams have placed in the Top Five more than 50 times and have won four National Team titles. He is currently the Head Swimming coach of Longhorn Aquatics in Austin, Texas.

Races are often decided by fractions of seconds, so attention to every detail is imperative. In this DVD, Tom Jager teaches the essential details of the freestyle stroke to a young swim team. He shares many important training tips and drills that will help swimmers of all levels. About the Coach: For nearly a decade, Tom Jager was the world record holder in the 50 Meter Freestyle. Tom competed in the 1984, 1988, and 1992 Olympic games, and earned five Gold Medals, one Silver Medal, and one Bronze Medal. Currently, Tom is the head coach for the women's swimming team at the University of Idaho.

In swimming events, the difference between the competitors is often measured in mere seconds or fractions of a second. It is imperative to master the starts, turns and finishes for the various strokes. About the Coach: McGee Moody is the Head Men's and Women's Swimming Coach at the University of South Carolina (USC) in Columbia, SC. Prior to coaching at USC, Moody coached at the U.S. Naval Academy, William and Mary, and East Carolina University. A 1998 graduate of East Carolina, McGee Moody swam on the Pirates' varsity squad for four seasons, setting several freshman records and captaining the team his junior and senior years. Moody was also an Olympic Trials qualifier in the 200 freestyle in 1992.

In swimming events, the difference between the competitors is often measured in mere seconds or fractions of a second. It is imperative to master the starts, turns and finishes for the various strokes. About the Coach: McGee Moody is the Head Men's and Women's Swimming Coach at the University of South Carolina (USC) in Columbia, SC. Prior to coaching at USC, Moody coached at the U.S. Naval Academy, William and Mary, and East Carolina University. A 1998 graduate of East Carolina, McGee Moody swam on the Pirates' varsity squad for four seasons, setting several freshman records and captaining the team his junior and senior years. Moody was also an Olympic Trials qualifier in the 200 freestyle in 1992.

In this informative video, five-time Olympic Gold Medalist Tom Jager teaches a young swim team how to become successful competitive breaststroke swimmers. Jager presents a progressive system of techniques, training methods, and drills designed to develop the most efficient backstroke possible. About the coach: Tom Jager is one of the most decorated US Olympians of all-time. He earned seven Olympic medals (five of which were gold), and six-times broke the 50 meter freestyle world record. He attended the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and won NCAA individual national championships in the 100-yard freestyle (1983, 1984), the 50-yard freestyle (1984, 1985), and the 100-yard backstroke (1985). He was also an eleven-time United States national open champion. Tom Jager was inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame in 2001. In 2004, Jager became the head coach of the University of Idaho's Idaho Vandals women's swim team. Jager then accepted the head coaching position for the Washington State Cougars swim team from 2011-2018. In 2019, Tom and his wife Becky took over coaching duties at the Aspen Swim Club in Aspen, Colorado.

Five-time Olympic Gold Medalist Tom Jager teaches a young swim team training tips and drills designed to develop a faster competitive butterfly stroke. About the Coach: For nearly a decade, Tom Jager was the world record holder in the 50 Meter Freestyle. Tom competed in the 1984, 1988, and 1992 Olympic games, and earned five Gold Medals, one Silver Medal, and one Bronze Medal. Currently, Tom is the head coach for the women's swimming team at the University of Idaho.

University of South Carolina Coach McGee Moody will demonstrate numerous fundamentals, drills and tips that have helped the Gamecocks compete on an elite level.About the Coach: McGee Moody is the Head Men's and Women's Swimming Coach at the University of South Carolina (USC) in Columbia, SC. Prior to coaching at USC, Moody coached at the U.S. Naval Academy, William and Mary, and East Carolina University. A 1998 graduate of East Carolina, McGee Moody swam on the Pirates' varsity squad for four seasons, setting several freshman records and captaining the team his junior and senior years. Moody was also an Olympic Trials qualifier in the 200 freestyle in 1992.

The start, turns and finis are about 40% of the competitive swimming. These important aspects of swimming are often the difference between winning or losing a race. For nearly a decade, Tom Jager was the world record holder in the 50 Meter Freestyle. Tom competed in the 1984, 1988, and 1992 Olympic games, and earned five Gold Medals, one Silver Medal, and one Bronze Medal. Currently, Tom is the head coach for the women's swimming team at the University of Idaho.

Races are often decided by fractions of seconds, so attention to every detail is imperative. Tom Jager teaches the essential details of the freestyle stroke to a young swim team. He shares many important training tips and drills that will help swimmers of all levels. For nearly a decade, Tom Jager was the world record holder in the 50 Meter Freestyle. Tom competed in the 1984, 1988, and 1992 Olympic games, and earned five Gold Medals, one Silver Medal, and one Bronze Medal. Currently, Tom is the head coach for the women's swimming team at the University of Idaho.

Tom Jager covers the details of starts, turns, and finishes for the freestyle, breaststroke, butterfly and backstroke. This informative program will benefit swimming coaches and swimmers at all developmental levels. It will also make practices more productive and competitions more successful. About the Coach For nearly a decade, Tom Jager was the world record holder in the 50 Meter Freestyle. Tom competed in the 1984, 1988, and 1992 Olympic games, and earned five Gold Medals, one Silver Medal, and one Bronze Medal. Currently, Tom is the head coach for the women's swimming team at the University of Idaho.

Races are often decided by fractions of seconds, so attention to every detail is imperative. Tom Jager teaches the essential details of the freestyle stroke to a young swim team. He shares many important training tips and drills that will help swimmers of all levels. About the Coach: For nearly a decade, Tom Jager was the world record holder in the 50 Meter Freestyle. Tom competed in the 1984, 1988, and 1992 Olympic games, and earned five Gold Medals, one Silver Medal, and one Bronze Medal. Currently, Tom is the head coach for the women's swimming team at the University of Idaho.