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Attention SWIM WORLD!
Back to School Swim Camp/Coaches Clinic - Westcott Pool - North
Pole, AK
Highlights
Stroke Technique
Long Axis & Short Axis Drills
Sports Nutrition
Preparing for College
Injury Prevention
Coaches Clinic - "Season Planning - Preparing for Success"
Friday August 7th
4:00- 5:30 Session One - Novice Swimmers
6:00pm Coaches Clinic
Saturday August 8th
8:00 - 10:00 am Session Two - 13 & Over
Swimmers
10:00- 10:45 Break/Snacks/Discussion
11:00 -12:30 Session Three - Open to All Swimmers
Directing the camp is long time Swim Camp director and UC Santa
Cruz Head
Swim Coach, KIM MUSCH.
KIM MUSCH Head Coach - Men’s & Women’s
Swimming
Coach Musch begins his eleventh year at UCSC. During the first ten
seasons, the Slug Swim Team has produced 89 All- American
selections, Two National Champions, Two NCAA National "Swimmers of
the Week", Four PCSC Conference "Swimmers of the Meet", A Maccabien
Games Gold Medalist, and Four UCSC "Athletes of the Year". In
addition Coach much has been honored twice as the UCSC coach of the
year, the 2007 PCSC Conference Coach of the year, recipient of
eleven American Swim Coaches Association (ASCA) Certificates of
Excellence, Musch spent his collegiate career at the University of
California, Berkeley from 1973-1977. In his senior year, he was
selected Team Captain. During his years as a swimmer at Cal, he
watched Nort Thorton
take a low scoring team at the Division I NCAA meet to the top five
at his senior year meet (Cal then went on to win the NCAA’s
in 1979 and 1980 ). After coaching stints with Santa Cruz Aquatics
and Chabot College in Hayward, Musch returned to
Cal in 1981 as an assistant to Nort. That same year he formed the
Golden Bear Swim Club. Well over a dozen Golden Bear swimmers went
on to compete in the Olympic Games for various countries during his
time as Head Coach. Several World records,
US Open records, National records and Age-Group National Champions
came out of the Golden Bear Swim Team during his tenure. Being able
to convince coaching greats Nort Thornton, Karen Thornton, and
Peter Tragitt, to join the coaching staff, the
Golden Bear Swim Club was a regular top five finisher at both the
indoor and outdoor US National Championships. After leaving Cal,
Musch worked several years at the Blackhawk Country Club in
Danville. Although the Blackhawk Swim Team was a small team of only
30-40 year-round swimmers, they went on to have Individual Junior
National Event Champions, Senior National finalists, an Olympic
Trial Qualifier, High School All-Americans, and numerous National
top 16 age groups award winners.
Hosted by Northern Area Aquatics
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