# Eddie Reese
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Edwin Charles Reese (born July 23, 1941) is an American college and Olympic swimming coach and former college swimmer. Reese has been the head coach of the Texas Longhorns men's swimming and diving team that represents the University of Texas in Austin, Texas since 1978, and previously served as the men's head coach for the United States' Olympic Swimming Team in 2004 and 2008, as well as an assistant coach at the 1992, 1996, 2000 and 2012 Summer Olympics.
== Early years ==
Reese was born in Daytona Beach, Florida in 1941.
Carson Foster Couldn't be in a Better Place Episode 196
2x Olympic Medalist Carson Foster returns to chat about making his first Olympic team, his performance in Paris, and how he’s adjusting to Bob Bowman workouts. Last time we spoke to Carson a couple years ago (Ep. 112), he was coming off a breakout meet winning individual silvers in the IMs at the 2…
Swim Talk A2B - Episode 65: Ira Klein, Sarasota Tsunami and USA Swimming
SARASOTA SWIM ACADEMY Head Coach Ira Klein, has coached 6 OLYMPIANS and over 40 USA, YMCA and COLLEGIATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS.
He is an ASCA-certified Level 5 Coach, the highest level attainable with the American Swim Coaches Association. He was the first coach in the country to attain that level as…
#505 - Caeleb Dressel
Caeleb Dressel, a nine-time Olympic gold medal swimmer for the US men's team, chats with Trey Elling, prior to his panel discussion at SXSW. Topics include:
Discussing peak performance at SXSW (0:00)
Merely enjoying being in the water (1:55)
Loving his dog and all animals (4:31)
His relationshi…
How He Got Into His Dream College and Became a Champion /w Casey Melzer | Becoming MORE Podcast with Dianna Kokoszka
In this incredible conversation with Casey, we uncover how one phone call from his mother changed the trajectory of his entire life.
You'll discover: • How he went from "too skinny" to University of Texas swim team • The moment he got a life-changing text during orchestra class • Why his mother's …
#154: The Power of Perspective in Swimming
In this episode of The Masters Swimming Podcast, Helen Gorman speaks to Jeff Commings, a Masters World Champion and former USA National Team swimmer. They cover everything from being thrown into the water as a four-year-old to getting a full scholarship at the University of Texas and breaking maste…
Dryland is a WASTE of Time – Elvis ROASTS Typical Pool-Deck Workouts
Elvis drops a viral take: Most "dryland" (burpees, push-ups, med-ball throws run by assistant coaches) is useless garbage. Real strength comes from proper weight-room training. Dax explains why Eddie Reese-style programs worked and why copycats fail. Must-watch for coaches & swimmers.
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Taper Is a MYTH in 2026? Why Swimmers Go 18-Mid Year-Round Now – Dax vs Elvis Debate
Is the magical "taper unicorn" dead? Dax (Eddie Reese purist) defends the psychological edge of big end-of-season rest, while Elvis argues modern training + recovery cycles mean fast swimming all year (Nathan Adrian style). Heated debate on over/under tapering, adaptation tracking, and why today's …
The World Record Mindset: Purpose over Performance with 6-Time Olympic Medalist Brendan Hansen
Between the Lane lines: Purpose, Process, and the Olympic Mindset with Brendan Hansen
What does it take to become the fastest human on the planet and maintain that edge for over a decade? In this special episode, hosts Dylan and Ryan switch from the gridiron to the pool to sit down with six-time Ol…
Eddie Reese: Coaching Swimming, Teaching Life Audiobook by Chuck Warner
https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Eddie Reese: Coaching Swimming, Teaching LifeGenres: Sports & Recreation, Biography & Memoir, OtherAuthor: Chuck WarnerNarrator: Eddie ReeseRelease date: 01-16-2024Length: 3:51:09Language: EnglishPublisher: Blacks…
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Jack Roach has spent a lifetime learning from coaches—and helping coaches and athletes learn from one another.
In this conversation, Jack reflects on his time leading USA Swimming’s National Junior Team, where he helped create developmental experiences that connected young swimmers…
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