Classroom time is provided to discuss one of the listed topics of the day:
  1. The science of swimming & the physiology of aging
  2.  Eat to compete
  3.  The power to move water
  4.  The psychology of competition
  5.  Keeping the athlete healthy
  6.  The interview with life
 
Information provided is always cutting edge, much of which has been and presently is field-tested by Coach Nessel. This includes breathing patterns, the use of fins in underwater hydroplaning and streamline, video analysis off the blocks and to the 15-meter mark, the latest in starts, turns and finishes.
 
Coach Nessel thinks out of the box and there’s no such thing as: “This is the way we’ve always done it.” He’s constantly looking for technically groundbreaking innovations.
 
Camps and clinics use the registered logo: Moving Through Water.
Coach Nessel doesn’t teach people how to swim at the camps, he teaches them how to race.
Racing camps
 
 
 
Campers receive personal video on DVD of above and underwater stroke analysis to take home and study, along with handouts on Coach Nessel’s research.
Have questions?
Email Coach Ed at EdNessel@aol.com or call 253-0906.
 
7-day racing camp
This racing camp is 7 days long. It runs 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Monday-Saturday. Camps are held three to four times a year as requests dictate.
 
Campers train two sessions in the water per day, and get individual video analysis of their swim stroke above and below water.
Next camp: TBA