I should have asked first before posting this but how good would this blog be if I measured my words?I got some screen grabs from some of the Go Swim videos and I making a few banner ads for them pro bono. Here is just one of them featuring Brendan Hansen.
People learn with the eyes and by practicing. Watching a Go Swim technique video before a workout meets 50% of that requirement. TRY IT! A great coaching resource to say the least.
Go Swim videography has produced the best instructional technique videos ever bar none - [Link]
Hansen, not Hanson (it's unusual, I know).
ReplyDeletegoswim is okay. some of their info is pretty on target, however they are a few years behind the cutting edge.
ReplyDeleteIf you are going to drop an anonymous bomb like that, why don't you at least share these cutting edge links?
ReplyDeleteI suspect you are connected to a competitor.
I know no links, just been in the trenches of some very productive teams
ReplyDeletethere are lots of good 'how to' vids from a wide array of presenters and they hit on the cutting edge methods. However, they are scattered and no one has created a centralized library of the information available on the web for free.
ReplyDeleteHow about you write an article for the blog sharing what you have learned and I will post it.
ReplyDeleteYou can post it anon if you like.
You don't have to send it in an email, you can post it as a comment and I will delete the comment anonymously and make it an official post.
hmmm... maybe. Only if you will let be go off on tech suits ;)
ReplyDeleteSure you can, critique them if it isi relevant to the subject
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