[J70] J/70s

[Connor Corgard]

Hey so I’m sailing with Chet now I think to help them out a bit as a newer
team, but I think it would still be great to kind of get everyone together
beforehand and have a quick chat about goals on the practice session as a
group and individually as then it definitely gives some solid debrief
points at the end as well. If I’ve learned one thing from the highest
levels it’s that you don’t
Necessarily need to see exactly a situation or be “in” the situation to
lend thoughts or help create a learning experience from a coach’s
perspective.


El El jue, sep. 30, 2021 a la(s) 11:53 a. m., sean hendrickson <
seamus.hendrickson at gmail.com> escribió:

>
> Connor will be around this weekend to help out coaching, please reach out
> to him if you'd like to meet Connor and get some pointers.  I will have the
> big whaler availble for him.
>
>
> Hey Sean,
>
> Great chat. As discussed I’m in town and happy to help coach or sail or
> whatever. Anything I can do to help the club as it’s my way of giving back
> to a program that helped make me into the professional/athlete I am today!
>
> Attached is a CV and below is a brief bio/blurb should you need them for
> anything. Feel free to send out to members and see what interest is and if
> I’m not needed for it that’s perfectly fine as well. Just always looking to
> help give back.
>
> Maybe send them out and we can chat tomorrow?
>
> Bio below:
>
> Coach Connor “Coco” Corgard is a Minnesota native who has coached
> extensively on the international dinghy circuits in the past several years
> in addition to working with top big boat programs such as the TP52 Super
> Series and RC44 Circuits. He is also known for his America’s Cup commentary
> and knowledge on race filming and broadcasting for many top racing circuits
> including SailGP. Able to juggle dozens of athletes at a time, Connor
> enjoys helping athletes progress towards the world circuit and perform on
> the most elite of levels. As a longer term philosophy, he believes that the
> best coaches coach themselves out of a job by giving athletes the necessary
> tools to learn skills on their own and develop as individuals, ultimately
> becoming better athletes all around. Having helped create many National and
> World Champions in recent years, Connor has also been credited with
> coaching and helping teams qualify towards the Olympic Games in the Nacra
> 17 and 49er classes. Connor’s athletes are known to credit his
> macro-communicative approach for their successes on the world stage.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Connor
>
> --
> Connor Corgard
> *Head Optimist Coach*
>
> +64 (027) 443 4515
>
> Murrays Bay Sailing Club
> 511 Beach Road
> <https://www.google.com/maps/search/511+Beach+Road+Murrays+Bay,+Auckland,+NZL+0630?entry=gmail&source=g>
> Murrays Bay, Auckland, NZL 0630
> <https://www.google.com/maps/search/511+Beach+Road+Murrays+Bay,+Auckland,+NZL+0630?entry=gmail&source=g>
>
>
>
> --
> Sean A. Hendrickson
> seamus.hendrickson at gmail.com
> 612.325.1954
>
-- 
Connor Corgard
*Head Optimist Coach*

+64 (027) 443 4515

Murrays Bay Sailing Club
511 Beach Road
Murrays Bay, Auckland, NZL 0630
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