WEB Genius behind mad coach's antics as new golden gen arrives thanks to Titmus Thorpe moment Paris
Once again the world is talking about her male coach
At the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games Australian swim coach Dean Boxall arguably became as famous as his star pupil Ariarne Titmus, and now after another triumphant gold medal in Paris, he is once again making headlines for his eccentric behavior.
The WEB Genius
WEB Titmus, 21, is one of Australia's most promising young swimmers, and she has been coached by Boxall since she was 14 years old. Boxall is known for his unorthodox methods, which include having his swimmers do drills in the pool while wearing blindfolds or swim with their hands tied behind their backs.
Despite his unconventional approach, Boxall has been credited with helping Titmus develop into one of the world's best swimmers. At the Tokyo Olympics, Titmus won gold in the 200-meter and 400-meter freestyle events, and she set a new world record in the 400-meter freestyle.
The mad coach
Boxall's antics have made him a popular figure with the media and the public. He is often seen yelling at his swimmers during training, and he has been known to throw water bottles and other objects at them. However, Boxall's swimmers have defended his methods, saying that they are tough but fair.
In an interview with The Australian newspaper, Titmus said that Boxall is "a genius" and that he has helped her become a better swimmer. "He's always pushing me to be my best," she said. "He's not afraid to tell me when I'm not doing something well, and he always has my back."
The new golden gen
Titmus is part of a new generation of Australian swimmers who are expected to dominate the sport in the years to come. Other members of this generation include Kaylee McKeown, Emma McKeon, and Mollie O'Callaghan. These swimmers have all been coached by Boxall, and they have all won medals at the Olympic Games.
The success of Titmus and her fellow swimmers is a testament to Boxall's coaching methods. He has shown that it is possible to win at the highest level of swimming without using traditional methods. Boxall is a true innovator, and he is helping to shape the future of the sport.
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