Development put first as international coach helps the Dragons
“Our swimmers learnt so much and look forward to applying these new techniques toward the new season and onwards.”
Even amidst the challenges of the worldwide pandemic, Dragons Swimming Club is prioritising the development of its swimmers.
On June 19, head coach Jacqueline Michalski from Ganon University in the USA hosted a clinic for local Dragons swimmers.
The swimmers and coaches gained insight into new and different swimming drills, technique work and turns, as well as the recruiting/application process for USA universities.
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This included key attributes the universities are looking for in a swimmer for a scholarship.
“It was such an incredible experience for our swimmers and coaches alike,” said Dragons head coach Theo Verster.
“We are so grateful to Jacqueline for flying from the USA to spend this time with us and for sharing her knowledge. Our swimmers learnt so much and look forward to applying these new techniques,” Verster.
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