The profiles outlined below are real-life examples of how Avidasports™ has helped athletes improve – take a few minutes to explore them and see how Avidasports™ can be life changing to the members of your program.
| VIDEO Holland High School & Michigan Lakeshore Aquatics |
Learn how Don Kimble and the swimmers of these programs used Avidasports™ to maximize their performance and win the 2011 Michigan State Championships. Hear how Don successfully integrated the tool and overcame budgetary challenges making it invaluable to this programs. |
| Andover High School | 2011 Girls High School Team Successes. |
| Skye Formanek | A freshman Andover swimmer who found her competitive nature this season. |
| Stephanie Fotouhi | A junior three-time state qualifier, Stephanie dropped times in all her events. |
| Sarah Kilbride | Sarah now holds two school records at Andover. |
| Alesha Kotian | Alesha focused on stroke count and tempo, she dropped 3 sec. in her Free stroke count this season. |
| Chelsea Zhou | Chelsea had a 2 sec. time drop in her 200 Free and 100 Free that took her to the state finals for the first time. |
| Taylor Garcia | Made her first Olympic Trials cut at 12. She rounded out her MI 2011 State Meet with perfect placement. |
| Holland High School | The 2011 Michigan High School Division II State Champions started using Avidasports in the fall of 2011 and learned to swim smarter giving his team the competitive edge to winning. |
| Courtney Bartholomew | Courtney placed first in the 100 Back, 200 IM, 200 Medley and 400 Free Relays at MI 2011 State Championships. |
| Taylor Garcia | Avidasports helped Taylor with overall efficiency including her breakouts. |
| Cassie Misiewicz | Cassie focused on length times by setting goals, automatic feedback helped her know how she performed during each length. |
| Holly Morren | She learned about speed, watching her tempo and compared it to her length time. |
| Haley Thompson | Avidasports helps Haley track her progress and kept her engaged teaching her to swim smarter. |
| Melissa Vandermeulen | Melissa ulitized feedback so that she could accomplish a fast length time with minimum strokes. |
| University of Michigan | Read how Michigan ’embraces cutting-edge technology’ as part of their team’s culture. |
| Matt Patton | Matt learned to change his stroke by increasing his tempo resulting in major time drops. |