Terry Laughlin was a competitive swimmer in college and went on to
coach college swim teams for 20 years. While watching his teams
grind out lap after endless lap, he realized that a few people were
"natural" swimmers while others struggled through a workout. Hoping
to teach this "natural" ability, Laughlin left college coaching in
1988 to teach swim technique to adult swimmers.
Laughlin went on to become the director of Total Immersion Adult
Swim Camps and Clubs, which are held all over the world. His
revolutionary swimming program is used by professional athletes and
recreational swimmers alike. He passed away at age 66 after a
battle with prostate cancer.
Eddie Reese 1992, 1996, 2000, and 2004 United States Olympic Coach
and Head Coach, University of Texas (six-time NCAA champions) The
most valuable service a good coach provides is to sharpen your
technique, not make you work harder. Terry Laughlin has done an
outstanding job of simplifying that complex job, providing
practical tools that will work for any coach or teacher.
David Marsh 1996, 2000, and 2004 United States Olympic Coach and
Head Coach, Auburn University (2003 NCAA Men's and Women's
champions) Total Immersion can help anyone learn to be a better
swimmer, regardless of ability. Terry Laughlin makes an improved
stroke simple for the novice, yet I've seen his methods work for
elite swimmers, too.
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