It’s the topic many prospects - and nearly all of their parents - want and need answers to.

Building quality relationships with swim families and not just swimmers is essential for a great onboarding experience!

It may feel a little intimidating but it's going to be a great next 9 months. Coaches grow & change through this process too.

Are we rethinking lesson program structures and skills taught as often as we adapt stroke technique changes?

Are costs talked about with parents as much as standards and qualifying are with athletes?

Our mission at SwimEval is to transform the tryout experience for coaches, parents and swimmers alike.

Age group invitationals or championships emphasize number of swims and outcomes - impact performances become the priority at this meet.

Written By: Ashley Graves This is a concept that I've seen be missed in many programs. These courses are not only a great way to keep...

The biggest challenge for the adult swimmers we see in our program is developing "feel" for the water.

We see it all too often, what appears to be the Loch Ness monster rising up and out of the water.

“It’s a done deal”, you think. Then it happens. You find out that the prospect that you’ve worked so hard for just committed to another team

It's time to start re-thinking Age Group Championship meets. What are three different ways to think about age group programming

We are missing many opportunities if you don’t focus on the families and people.

Trying to do everything without a pure foundation, leads to inconsistencies and results that aren’t repeatable.

Have you ever thought about how an Age Group Swimmer is impacted by your expressions?

I challenge myself to create workouts that create the same dynamic, the same challenge, with greater outcome.

Children are curious. They ask questions about what they see, hear, feel, or don’t understand on what may seem like a continuous basis.

With the Senior Elite group, our targeted event for athlete development is the 400 IM.

The best thing about coaching at the collegiate level thus far is that I get to choose my team!

Goal Setting at practice is just as important as setting performance goals.