Kicking and other Gems for Swimming - Heavy Or Not Jump Cut #02
Heavy Or Not - The O.G. Swim Guide
Release Date: 02/21/2025
Brain Dump for new PPS Admin for PE at Pgh Public Schools, #04, Heavy Or Not Jump Cut
Heavy Or Not - The O.G. Swim Guide
Revitalizing Aquatic Programs in Pittsburgh Public Schools, a hyper-local conversation, is going to take lots of cooperation with outside helpers and a new attitude from the Superintendent. Critical Need for Aquatic Education: Swimming is a vital life skill, but access to programs in Pittsburgh Public Schools (PPS) is severely limited, particularly for underserved communities. Barriers to Participation: Limited staffing, resources, outdated infrastructure, and negative perceptions of swimming act as barriers to student engagement. Innovative Solutions: Leveraging existing resources...
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Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Sports, #03 of Heavy Or Not - Jump Cut
Heavy Or Not - The O.G. Swim Guide
AI is poised to transform the sports landscape, offering unprecedented opportunities for athlete development, performance enhancement, and fan engagement. However, it is crucial to approach this technology with careful consideration for ethical concerns and strive for equitable access to ensure that its benefits are shared across all levels of sport. The future of sports will likely involve a dynamic partnership between human expertise and AI capabilities, leading to a more data-driven, personalized, and engaging sporting experience.
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Kicking and other Gems for Swimming - Heavy Or Not Jump Cut #02
Heavy Or Not - The O.G. Swim Guide
Heavy Or Not Jump Cut that offers coaching advice for swimming, focusing on skill development and workout design. Key skills discussed include kicking techniques, efficient breathing, body positioning, and arm movements in various strokes. Emphasize the importance of progressive overload in drills and the need for clear goals in workout planning. Effective communication strategies between coaches and swimmers are also highlighted, advocating for a balanced approach using both drills and full-stroke swimming to improve performance. The segment promotes problem-solving and experimentation to...
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Mindset for Sports, Heavy Or Not Jump Cut #01
Heavy Or Not - The O.G. Swim Guide
This segment of Heavy Or Not offers a coach's advice to athletes on managing performance anxiety. It emphasizes the importance of mindset, suggesting techniques like positive self-talk, visualization, and present-moment focus to overcome fear and tension. The jump cut uses storytelling and exercises to illustrate how inner dialogue and mental imagery directly impact physical performance, advocating for replacing negative thoughts with empowering beliefs and practicing mental strategies alongside physical training. The overall goal is to help divers achieve effortless performance through...
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#00 - Heavy Or Not Jump Cut, Well Begun is Half Done
Heavy Or Not - The O.G. Swim Guide
Hey there Sports Fans, Aquatic Enthusiasts, and A.I. Tech Weenies: We’re excited to announce the release of our jump cut episodes of the podcast Heavy Or Not. We'll dive together into aquatics, AI, and everything in between! Coach Mark Rauterkus is hell-bent on making waves, and he’s ready to share some incredible insights from the poolside in Pittsburgh -- as well as elsewhere with friends and running mates. We'll go to B.C. Canada frequently. Whether you’re a seasoned coach, a passionate swimmer, or just curious about not making the same mistakes we've made, join in. Subscribe....
info_outlineHeavy Or Not Jump Cut that offers coaching advice for swimming, focusing on skill development and workout design.
Key skills discussed include kicking techniques, efficient breathing, body positioning, and arm movements in various strokes.
Emphasize the importance of progressive overload in drills and the need for clear goals in workout planning. Effective communication strategies between coaches and swimmers are also highlighted, advocating for a balanced approach using both drills and full-stroke swimming to improve performance. The segment promotes problem-solving and experimentation to find optimal training methods for individual swimmers.
More at https://UCANSwim.org/heavy-or-not.