Inside with Brett Hawke #182 Ben Titley, architect of Canadian Swimming
Ben Titley is the Head Coach of Swimming Canada's High Performance Centre in Ontario. His swimmers include Penny Oleksiak, Summer McIntosh, Kayla Sanchez, and Taylor Ruck - just to name a few.
Ben is originally from England. He worked under Bill Sweetenham while he was running British Swimming. He helped James Gibson become World Champion in 2003.
He doesn't do social media.
00:00 Hello from Spain
05:00 Fred Vergnoux
10:30 Congratulations
11:50 Bill Sweetenham
19:00 Running workout
21:45 Ryan Mallette
25:00 Jonty Skinner
29:00 Coaching Women
35:20 Canadian Men
35:50 Josh Liendo
36:15 Finlay Knox
37:30 Environment creates Mindset
39:00 Penny Oleksiak
47:35 Summer McIntosh
53:45 Chasing Ariarne Titmus
57:05 College Swimming
1:00:15 Maggie MacNeil
01:03:00 Dream job
01:07:00 Enjoying the sport
01:08:04 Ben's Day to Day
01:14:45 How to write a swim workout
01:19:00 14 different workouts
01:23:30 No social media
01:24:30 No media consumption
01:28:00 Ben's journey
01:33:00 Brent Hayden
01:37:00 Mel Marshall
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