Suzanne Yoculan is the head coach of the Georgia Gym Dogs and is regarded by many as the most successful coach in collegiate gymnastics. In Suzanne's 25 years at Georgia, she's led the team to 9 NCAA… + See More +
Suzanne Yoculan is the head coach of the Georgia Gym Dogs and is regarded by many as the most successful coach in collegiate gymnastics. In Suzanne's 25 years at Georgia, she's led the team to 9 NCAA… + See More
- See Less - Suzanne Yoculan is the head coach of the Georgia Gym Dogs and is regarded by many as the most successful coach in collegiate gymnastics. In Suzanne's 25 years at Georgia, she's led the team to 9 NCAA Team titles, 16 SEC titles, 20 NCAA Regional titles, and her teams have placed in the nation’s top 3 in 19 of the last 21 years.
thoughtful remarks. Reminds me of the things Don Phillips says in his interview. I'm ok with the hiphop and the hoopla...especially if it drives attendance. I just wish, while keeping that, they could go to normal elite scoring. Or at least raise difficulty for a full 10.0, if we are so wedded to that brand.
support is so important for the success and growth of a collegiate team. And like she said, there's a HUGE potential for popularity in gymnastics. I hope other coaches can learn from this and help collegiate gymnastics thrive! great interview!
Marketing Your Team And Building Support For Gymnastics
When Suzanne Yoculan came into Georgia 26 years ago, the program was on the verge of being dropped, and they were very far from the level of support they have today. Suzanne spent a lot of time focusing on the marketing and exposure of her team because she felt that was an important aspect of building a program. She talks about how she promoted her Gym Dogs and built the massive support system they have today, and how her methods can be applied at programs around the country.
December 6, 2008
Marketing Your Team And Building Support For Gymnastics
