In brief
- A mid-season review of running and swimming results from a coaching perspective.
- Highlights include marathon performances and Irish selections for the Celtic Tri Nation.
- The coach sets himself the goal of stepping up further.
Results seem to look good from my side as a coach, Barbara running 2.37 Marathon, James 3rd in Limerick Marathon, Swimming National Championship top national performances and last weekend being one of the Irish coaches for the Celtic Tri Nation in Scotland with the Irish swim team was great.
Realistically results are still not what i am looking for as a coach
Realistically results are still not what I am looking for as a coach, there are lots of international coaches doing the same, I need to step up myself!
Season Results
– Celtic tri Nation International swim meet: Sarah Kelly (Ireland): 200Fly 2.19 & Niamh Kilgallen (Ireland) 50 Breaststroke 34.79 4th, 100 Breaststroke 3rd, 200 Breaststroke 3rd, Medley Relay 2nd.
– Sebastien Locteau Swim Coach for Ireland Celtic Tri Nation 2013
-Prague Marathon Barbara Sanchez 11th Female 2h42min05
– Limerick Marathon James Doran 3rd 2h44min08
– Rotterdam Marathon 9th Female, Barbara Sanchez 1st Irish Female 2h38min41
– Ennis 10k (Eamon Moloney memorial), 1st Barbara Sanchez 35min25
– Craughwell 10miles, 2nd Barbara Sanchez 57min44
– Celtic Tri Nation, Scotland Niamh Kilgallen & Sarah Kelly Qualified to represent Ireland
– High Performance Coach of the Year 2012 Nominee, Swim Ireland (Seb)
– European Junior standard Sarah Kelly 200 Butterfly
– Wild West 15miles, 1st James Doran 1h38
– Sevilla Marathon, 5th Barbara Sanchez 2.37.14
– Mount Juliet 10k, Barbara Sanchez 1st in 36min15
– Enniscorthy 10k, Barbara Sanchez 2nd in 34min34
– European Youth Olympic Standard, Niamh Kilgallen in 100 & 200 Breaststroke (1.13 / 2.36 Long course)
Source
- Sebastien Locteau
