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We sat down with Tennessee’s associate head coach, Ashley Jahn. Jahn has been with the Vols for a decade now and it shows as she discusses her methodical approach to training. One big thing Jahn hits on that is unique about this season is the energy that the “COVID 5th year” swimmers bring to the pool deck. Jahn explains that getting that extra chance to improve has brought a lot of joy to those athletes, which in turn trickles down to the rest of the team.
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Parking on Saturday was NOT GOOD! It would have been nice if they had actually reserved parking for their guests.
This puts your previous comments about “seething” into perspective lol.
Go for a swim bro, get that dopamine and relax a little.
Thanks for your concern – it was a 1.3 mile hilly walk. At my age, that’s a hike.
I love the idea of college coaches taking a hybrid approach and being able to work with most, if not all, of the team. Her take on another coach being able to see and explain something to one of the swimmers that resonates more with them is refreshing, and so in line with how we are understanding people learn. I’m sure it helps with the monotony of swimming as well.
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Love her outlook! Refreshing take on what’s important