Katrina Radke talks with Michigan Men and Women’s Head Coach, Mike Bottom. He shares how he has learned tools from many top coaches in his coaching career: Nort Thornton at Cal, Bob Bowman, Jon Urbanchek at Michigan, and at the Race Club.
He just took over the women’s program at University of Michigan this year, after having coached just men for a few years. The women are having a stellar year, so far.
He talks about the intensity of the Big Tens and then going to NCAAs, and about his swimmers: their 4×50 free relay, and 200 IMers at Big Ten Championships.
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The intensity of the Big 10 Championships meets is unrivaled. Because of that, I have to beleive that it has hurt the Big 10 more than any other conference at NCAA’s.
I have swam at both Big Tens and SECs and the intensity of the SEC is far greater than Big Tens. Sorry…