Dean Boxall – Olympic Gold in Paris 2024
By Jason Kidger – Australian Dolphins Swimming Coach and St Peters Western Head Coach Dean Boxall is considered one of the world’s premier swimming coaches Dean is an elite coach in his field, training swimmers who succeed at the highest level. He has coached and prepared athletes who have won Olympic Gold, Commonwealth Gold, World […]
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By Jason Kidger
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Australian Dolphins Swimming Coach and St Peters Western Head Coach Dean Boxall is considered one of the world’s premier swimming coaches
Dean is an elite coach in his field, training swimmers who succeed at the highest level. He has coached and prepared athletes who have won Olympic Gold, Commonwealth Gold, World Championship Gold and also achieve World Records. He is also currently the Australian Women’s Team Coach for international meets.
The Paris 2024 Olympic Games has seen Dean’s Ariarne Titmus win gold in the 400m freestyle final— her third gold for Australia. Australia’s golden girls, Mollie O’Callaghan and Ariarne Titmus, took home the gold and silver medals in the women’s 200m freestyle final.
The all-conquering women’s 4x100m freestyle relay team of Mollie O’Callaghan, Emma McKeon, Shayna Jack and Meg Harris winning a thrilling final to claim a remarkable fourth straight title in Paris 2024 also.
Dean balances his coaching with complete oversight of the St Peters Lutheran College Girls and Boys Swim Teams for the QGSSSA and AIC Swimming Championships.
Dubbed as this generation’s Laurie Lawrence, Dean is available for corporate and sporting events to share the insights to his coaching success and entertaining Olympic stories in either a Q&A or keynote capacity.
For enquiries about how Dean Boxall can enhance your event contact Helene Greenham on 1300 314 788 or email helene@platinumspeakers.com.au
For Dean’s bio page Click Here: https://www.platinumspeakers.com.au/speaker/dean-boxall/