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FROST AND ROSE HEAD BSCTA CONFERENCE
22 Sep 2005 10:53
 

High profile coaches Doug Frost (Australia) and Bill Rose (USA) will speak at this year’s annual BSCTA Swimming Coaching Conference at the end of the month.

Frost, former coach to Ian Thorpe, and Rose, coach to Larsen Jensen at Mission Viejo in California, will deliver presentations at the 42nd British Swimming Coaches’ and Teachers’ Association in Sutton Coldfield.

The event at the Ramada Hotel is supported by Speedo and will be held between 30th September and 2nd October. The 2nd BSCTA Swimming Teachers is also incorporated on 1st October.

Presentations will also be made by coach Fred Vergnoux (French Age Group Development), coach Mark Perry of Northampton (Alan Hime Memorial Lecture) and former Olympic Champion Adrian Moorhouse (Good Swimmer v Great Swimmer).

For Full details of the conference please visit www.bscta.com


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