Total Immersion Swim Coach - James Ewart
James is a certified Level 3.0 Total Immersion Swimming Coach who coaches in 25m pools in Chichester, West Sussex and Petersfield, Hampshire.
James is a technique-focussed coach and a video analysis specialist.
All his coaching sessions involve video analysis to help you swim more efficiently and maximise your potential.
James also has specialist knowledge of shoulders injuries associated with swimming. See here for articles he has written on shoulder injuries consultant orthopaedic surgeon Jeremy Granville-Chapman.
James does not currently teach complete beginners (people unable to swim 50m or more). He is fully insured through the STA and holds a current NRASTC certificate. James is also a member of The Swim Business.
To find out more about Total Immersion go to: www.totalimmersion.net
James is a technique-focussed coach and a video analysis specialist.
All his coaching sessions involve video analysis to help you swim more efficiently and maximise your potential.
James also has specialist knowledge of shoulders injuries associated with swimming. See here for articles he has written on shoulder injuries consultant orthopaedic surgeon Jeremy Granville-Chapman.
James does not currently teach complete beginners (people unable to swim 50m or more). He is fully insured through the STA and holds a current NRASTC certificate. James is also a member of The Swim Business.
To find out more about Total Immersion go to: www.totalimmersion.net
"Hi James,
Your help made a massive difference to my Leeds Triathlon last year, I did a 1500m PB and I did not even feel like I tried. Worth adding that whilst I am a Triathlon England coach, it was you and your methodology that had significant impact to my swimming performance in an unbelievably short period of time." Euan M. - Southampton
Your help made a massive difference to my Leeds Triathlon last year, I did a 1500m PB and I did not even feel like I tried. Worth adding that whilst I am a Triathlon England coach, it was you and your methodology that had significant impact to my swimming performance in an unbelievably short period of time." Euan M. - Southampton
"Hi James
I thought you might like to know how I got on at the SwimSerpentine on Saturday.
At my last triathlon in a pool I did 400m at 116 secs per 100, on Saturday the course was 1610m which with my time of 27:30 would make it 102.5 secs per 100m - which is mind blowing for me!!"
James M - Surrey
I thought you might like to know how I got on at the SwimSerpentine on Saturday.
At my last triathlon in a pool I did 400m at 116 secs per 100, on Saturday the course was 1610m which with my time of 27:30 would make it 102.5 secs per 100m - which is mind blowing for me!!"
James M - Surrey
