Thank so much…OVER 10,000 READERS
I WANT TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND WONDERFUL COMMENTS ON MY BLOG. IN JUST 7 SHORT MONTHS I HAVE EXCEEDED OVER 10,000 READERS…THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU. IT IS READERS LIKE YOU THAT KEEP ME WRITING. I WILL CONTINUE TO SHARE WITH YOU AND HOPEFULLY WE CAN ALL LEARN FROM MY EXPERIENCES. I STILL FEEL A CLOSE CONNECTION TO SOUTH FLORIDA AND TEAM WESTON THROUGH MY BLOG….SO I’LL KEEP WRITING AND YOU KEEP READING
SWIMMINGLY, COACH PETE……..
About Coach Pete
Hi, this is Coach Pete Spagnuolo. I have recently retired from a long and successful career of over 40+ years of coaching. During those years, I have developed Junior Olympic, Sectional, and Zone Champions. I am an active member of the American Swim Coaches Association and am a Certified US Swim Coach.
I have recently relocated to Loveland, Colorado, leaving sunny Fort Lauderdale, Florida where I was the head Age Group Coach for Team Weston Aquatics. I have coached national and international swimmers with world renowned U.S. Olympic Coach Jack Nelson at the Swimming Hall of Fame, Canadian Olympic Coach Nick Baker of Peak Performance Swim Camps, and Venezuelan National Team Coach, Tomas Victoria at Team Weston. I have extensive knowledge and experience in teaching stroke technique and stroke development.
In addition to being an age group coach, I am also a Masters swim coach and triathlete coach . I have coached three Hawaii Ironman Finalists and have been the personal coach of Jennifer Magnission, one of Florida’s top female triathletes.
I am writing this blog to share my wealth of experience and knowledge with fellow coaches, swimmers and swim parents. I hope you enjoy my posts and find them useful in your training and swimming careers.
To Contact Coach Pete go to : petespag@hotmail.com
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