The World Swim Coaches Association (WSCA), continues its commitment to coaching education with two online clinics with two legends of the sport: John Leonard and George Block. Clinic 1: Five Simple Keys to Success with Novice Swimmers with John Leonard Nothing is more important than getting “new swimmers” off to a great start in the sport.
Courtesy of George Block, World Swimming Coaches Association. In this era where a handful of pool swimmers earning millions of United States dollars for their accomplishments and achievements and numerous other competitive pool and open water swimmers earn enough money to define themselves as professional athletes, George Block of the World Swimming
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The World Swimming Association (WSA) was launched today. The WSA is an idea born in September 2015 to address the failure of the existing world bodies to fairly, openly, and honestly administer the sport of swimming. After 11 decades of failure to become athlete-centered, the coaches of the World Swimming
Courtesy of the American Swimming Coaches Association and the World Swimming Coaches Association, Florida The American Swimming Coaches Association and the World Swimming Coaches Association are setting the groundwork, discussing on pool decks across the world, and leading the charge for the formation of a World Swimming Association. WSCA President George
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. George Block is the World Swimming Coaches Association (WSCA) and one of the founders of the World Swimming Association (WSA). He and his colleagues aim to replace FINA (Fédération Internationale de Natation Amateur) as the governing body of swimming (see here). Block asks an important question in his most
