Duty, Honor, Country. West Point is known for developing ready and strong leaders of character at its academy who will serve our country...

What’s really cool about the ISL is that it opens up the door financially for so many more athletes to become professional, if they choose..

Trust your mentors and connections. Each hire I have made to my direct staff I’ve reached out to people I trusted asking for help.

So how should we break out? How do we transition from the streamline to the first breath?

The purpose of this article is to equip teachers, coaches, and parents to help girls gain confidence/comfort around the pool.

The most significant leaps I saw in my career happened when I took myself out of the picture as a protagonist...

Helping parents new to your team acclimate to their role as sport parents will help the whole family have a positive first-year experience.

Here at Bolles we work to design our weight lifting program to improve jumping, pulling, explosiveness, and core stability and control.

While most of my coaching career has been at larger sized swim clubs (225-700 athletes), I currently coach a team with 19 active athletes.

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I realized that my passion was in helping both athletes and coaches experience those “lightbulb” moments of getting a little stronger...

It is so important to hire other great, qualified coaches to work with, who share the same goals & coaching philosophies!

I genuinely feel like understanding the relationship Gen Z has with social media is an important factor in effectively coaching Gen Z.

When We All Swim is an organization that recognized the disparity in swimming amongst Black youth.

We give our athletes the same opportunities that NCAA schools do plus a national championship that is both competitive and exciting.

I’ve always been a relatively private person. Sharing about my team feels an awful lot like sharing a bit of myself.

Mutual trust is beneficial to the team, to how athletes play their sports, and it often leads to positive results.

We learned that through using “inquiry based” learning, GenZ athletes were capable of retaining and applying the information they received.

I highly encourage all young female coaches to reach out to other women who have been coaching for some time to learn about their journey...

The circumstances lead to an opportunity for me to have an amazing discussion with a young coach.