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Wyatt Aumiller | Competitive Swimming Coach & Athlete Development Specialist Passionate swimming coach with 14+ years of experience in athlete development, technical instruction, and team operations. Currently serving as Assistant Coach with FAST Swim Team in Fremont, Nebraska, where I lead a daily training group of 20+ swimmers — designing seasonal and weekly programs that prepare athletes for everything from dual meets to Sectionals and Nationals. My coaching background spans all levels: from teaching foundational skills to swimmers ages 5–15 at Pikes Peak Athletics, to supporting collegiate-level athletes at Sterling College. That range has sharpened my ability to meet athletes where they are, break down complex technique, and build the kind of confidence that translates to real performance gains. Off the deck, I bring hands-on experience in meet management, travel coordination, and family communication — and I take pride in building team cultures rooted in accountability, sportsmanship, and long-term growth. I just graduated in 2026 with bachelor's in Sports Management (minor in Business Administration) at Midland University, and I hold current CPR/AED, First Aid, and USA-recognized coaching certifications. Whether I'm working with a swimmer just finding their stroke or one chasing a national qualifying time, my goal is the same: help them grow as athletes and as people. (719) 648-5735  wyattwaumiller@gmail.com

  With an Undergraduate degree in Kinesiology, as well as a current pursuit to my master's degree at the University of Texas at San Antonio, and multiple other certifications that make me knowledgeable about strength and conditioning  and  swimming, I believe my skills and background will make me an excellent fit for a position as Assistant Coach of the Men's/Woman's Swim Program at any Institution.     I have been pursuing kinesiology and coaching for the past 7 years. I have been a personal trainer, a group class instructor, a Nutritional supplement wholesale rep, and am currently performing a Strength and Conditioning internship for the UTSA Football program, and plan to continue this internship until June. I believe I can bring knowledge, energy, and production to all teams I would be coaching, and would be focused on making the athletes the strongest and fastest version of themselves that they can be.      I have 10+ years of swimming and diving experience as a competitive swimmer, and have a passion for not only athletics, but creating an environment where the athletes can give 100 percent effort and creating the most optimal opportunity for success for their respective sports.      I believe I am ready for this next step in my Coaching journey. My knowledge and expertise in athletics and training make me a great candidate for this position. I would love the opportunity for an interview and dive further into discussion on my experience and why I am a good fit for the program. If you have any questions, please contact me by phone at 210-999-9224, or email me at  baki.dany1998@outlook.com .          

I have been involved in swimming and aquatics for most of my life, both as an athlete and a coach. I grew up competing in the pool and eventually continued my career at the collegiate level, where I swam for Ripon College. My background as a student-athlete taught me discipline, teamwork, and leadership—qualities that have shaped the coach and educator I am today. Alongside my competitive experience, I've spent years coaching and working with swimmers of all ages and skill levels. I have coached multiple teams and programs, from young beginners to high-school athletes, and I love helping swimmers develop confidence, technique, and a lifelong appreciation for the sport. I also have extensive experience working with kids as a teacher, babysitter, and mentor, which has strengthened my ability to connect with athletes and support them both in and out of the water. Swimming has always been a major part of my life, and I’m passionate about continuing to grow within the sport while giving back to the swimming community. My goal is to create a positive, safe, and motivating environment where swimmers feel supported, challenged, and excited to reach their full potential.