Notable Total Immersion Swimmers
Terry Laughlin - Founder and Head Coach, has won five US Masters National Open Water Championships - the 3K and 2-Mile in 2006, the 10K in 2007 and the 5K in 2011, and been a member of two National Championship relays (4 x 2-mile in 2010-2011). He has also broken USMS age group records in the 1-Mile and 2-Mile Cable Swims in 2006. He was the top-ranked Masters Open Water swimmer in the 55-59 age group in 2006.
Terry has completed four recognized marathon-distance swims - the 28.5-mile Manhattan Island Marathon Swim in 2002 and 2006, and the 10-Mile Maui Channel Swim and 24-mile Tampa Bay Marathon in 2010.
TI Coaches Cari Laughlin and Greg Sautner (both 25-29) were USMS (US Masters Swimming http://www.usms.org/) 2-Mile Cable champions in 2007
Joe Novak is a West Point record holder in the 50-yard freestyle and 100 freestyle. He won gold medals in each of these events in 1996, 1997 and 1998. Joe trained for the 2004 Olympic Trials as part of the Army World Class Athlete Program.
TI Coach Hash al-Mashat (25-29) was USMS 10K champion in 2004.
David Cameron is a TI coach and age group swim coach in Minneapolis, MN. Dave has successfully swum the English Channel twice, once in 2004 and once in 2007, using principles of Total Immersion. Dave currently coaches and mentors channel and other long distance swimmers for both solo and relay swims.
Dave Barra is a Total Immersion coach and long distance open water swimmer who has completed numerous marathon swims, including the English Channel, Catalina Channel, Maui Channel, Manhattan Island Marathon swim and the Tampa Bay marathon swim among many others.
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