#Dean boxall

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Aussie Coach Dean Boxall still scaring those around him with his celebrations

[jordanas-diary]

king boxy lives on

anyways time for the race of the century

✨women’s 400 free✨

and idk where to put my money .. summer, ariarne or katie. new school, current school and “old school”. i’m so 🫣

[speakeragencies]

Olympic Gold Medalists to Watch - Saxton Speakers

At Saxton we have been closely following the Olympics, cheering on our incredible Australian athletes, including the talented Saxton Speakers competing on the world stage. Here are some of the outstanding Aussie Gold Medalists available for booking at Saxton, ready to inspire and engage your audience.

Jessica Fox - Australian canoeist Jess Fox has had a sensational 2024 Paris Olympics campaign, with many hailing her as the GOAT (greatest of all time). Her long-awaited Olympic gold has finally arrived, solidifying her status as an Australian sporting legend. Having already secured three Olympic medals in her career, this first gold came in the Canoe Slalom C-1 event, and she followed it up with another gold in the K-1 Kayaking event just days later. These victories make Fox the most decorated K-1 canoeist in the world.

Ariarne Titmus & coach Dean Boxall - Ariarne Titmus secured her second consecutive Olympic gold medal in the Women's 400m Freestyle and added another gold with her team in the Women's 4x200m Freestyle Relay. She also earned two silver medals: one in the Women's 200m Freestyle, where she was narrowly beaten by teammate Mollie O'Callaghan, and another in the Women's 800m Freestyle, finishing behind Katie Ledecky. Coach Dean Boxall expressed immense pride in Titmus's achievements, continuing his trademark exuberant celebrations.

Mollie O'Callaghan - In her individual Olympic final debut, Mollie O'Callaghan made a splash by clinching gold in the thrilling Women's 200m Freestyle final, edging out teammate Ariarne Titmus. She also captured gold in both the Women's 4x100m Freestyle Relay and the Women's 4x200m Freestyle Relay. Additionally, Mollie earned silver medals in the Women's 4x100m Medley Relay and the Mixed 4x100 Medley Relay. Read more…

[rinkrats]

“i was very surprised. he was very energetic from the beginning. i didn’t know he was a coach. but now i know why he went crazy. next time, i’ll make sure that i’ll hold on to him.”

[applejongho]

Aussie coach Dean Boxall reacting to his athlete Ariarne Titmus winning the gold medal in the 400-meter freestyle 

[empressofkalumina]

Me when my non canon ship starts interacting…

[msfangirlgonewild]

Looks like Ariarne’s coach STEALS THE SHOW (and he fires in hell as a rock star) 😂

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Some Favourite moments in the Olympics so Far. By Far not all and Way more Just Canadian moments coming. In these 2020 Olympics

South Africa Swimmer Kaylene Corbett Wins Goldin Womens 200m Breaststroke In a Record time.

Germany Julia Krajewski is the First women to win Gold in the Individual Eventing In Olympic History

Great Britain Diver Tom Daley Knitting while Watching the Womens 3m Diving Springboard Finals ( Just him Knitting in General tho)

High Jump Qatar Mutaz Essa Barshim and Italy Gianmarco Tamberi Both Scored very very close. In the High Jump events finals. For first place... When this was brought up by The offical The Offical said we can have a jump off . But was Cut off when Mutaz asked Can we have two golds... The offical said well if thats what you want. Both Excited agreed to just get the two golds vs the jump off and got the golds and also they Put the gold medals on each other.

Now I added of one of them Giving the other a medal but I really like this how another team member or athlete puts the medals on the winners. This is something they should keep as I've seen it a lot during these olympics

Philippines Getting their First Gold Medal in Summer Olympics History by Hidilyn Diaz in Womens 53kg Weightlifting.

Australian Swimming Coach of Ariarne Timus. Dean Boxall Went a little crazy after Ariarne won gold. Not once But twice.

Sunisa Lee USA Wins Gold in Womens All Around In Gymnastics

Netherlands Sifan Hissan Actually Fell in Womens 1.500 Heats got pretty far behind but Ran fast enough to Advance to the finals and Then in the Finals she won Gold.

[thatweirdaustralian]

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[this-midnight-prayer]

“Arnie completely respects, to the point of like ‘I’m so happy for Katie.’” - DEAN BOXALL on Ariane’s admiration for Katie Ledecky

[hummingzone]

'I just couldn't keep it in': Wild celebration by Titmus's coach goes viral

‘I just couldn’t keep it in’: Wild celebration by Titmus’s coach goes viral

Ariarne Titmus’s stunning victory over Katie Ledecky in the women’s 400m freestyle has been one of the great moments of the Olympic Games. Key points: Dean Boxall’s wild celebration after Ariarne Titmus’s victory has gone viral Boxall has apologised for removing his mask Titmus says her coach is “passionate about what he does” Her coach Dean Boxall’s frantic celebration of her triumph, though,…

[mastersoftheair]

extra, extra! more cast news coming your way!

samuel jordan as master sergeant john j. herrmann

dean ridge as flight officer richard l. snyder

alex boxall as technical sergeant monroe b. thornton

roman summers as sergeant mallard (much like sgt. haley, i have no idea who this man is. there doesnt seem to be a "mallard" in the 100th bomb group. kinda similar to lt. friedkin, i wonder if this mallard is from a different branch or unit altogether lol)

also, imdb finally added barry keoghan to imdb, which is fine and all (since he, next to callum and anthony, was one of the first people to be recognized on set). only problem is that there is no indication of who he's playing! i'm only a little miffed!

[mariocki]

Play for Today: Don't Be Silly (BBC, 1979)

"I think men often don't know what they're doing. They don't analyse themselves the way women do; that would be unmanly. I used to ask Michael what he was thinking. I never do now."

[empressofkalumina]

Bless her.

[hockeysweetheart]

I'd hire this guy to be my own personal cheer leader just saying.

[swiftiephobe]

tokyo olympics highlights

"highlights" here meaning a list of moments that i loved, from what i've watched. to be continually updated throughout the olympics

australian swimming world domination, particularly from the women

ariarne titmus winning gold in both 400m and 200m freestyle, against the legendary katie ledecky. also, her coach, dean boxall's, reaction

emma mckeon winning 4 golds and 3 bronze medals, making her the first australian to win 10 medals AND the second female olympian ever to win 7 medals in one game

the swimming mixed medley relay, which was just such a fascinating race to watch

18yo ahmed hafnaoui winning gold for tunisia in the men's 400m freestyle

13yo (!!) momiji nishiya and rayssa leal winning gold and silver for japan and brazil respectively in the women's street skateboarding

everything about the canoe slalom and how insanely difficult it looks. also australia got a gold in this one. hooray for jess fox!

sweden winning gold + silver in men's discus (and australian matthew denny just missing out on medal placement by only 5cm!!!), and the subsequent celebration ("I'M A SWEDISH VIKING")

jamaica making a clean sweep for gold, silver AND bronze in women's 100m sprint

brit charlotte worthington lands a 360 backflip in bmx freestyle, becoming the first ever woman to do so in competition

australian logan martin winning the first ever olympic gold medal in men's bmx freestyle

aussie matt wearn doing so well in the men's laser sailing that he won gold before the final medal race even happened

rohan browning getting a shock win in his 100m heat, getting the fastest time by an australian at the olympics (10.01s) and also becoming the first australian to make the semi finals since 2000. also, the second-fastest man in the world, yohan blake, gave a "who the fuck is that?!" look as rohan ran ahead of him

peter bol becoming the first australian to make the 800m final since 1968

venezualan yulimar rojas demolishing the women's triple jump world record with a 15.67m jump

qatari mutaz essa barshim and italian gianmarco tamberi agreeing to share the gold medal in the men's high jump

sport climbing making its olympic debut!

cedric dubler running behind australian teammate ash maloney in the 1500m leg of the decathlon, sacrificing his own race to encourage ash and urge him to ultimately get the bronze medal