Questions
What swimmers ask before the first clinic.
Who is a clinic for?
Clinics are for swimmers ages 13 and up who already swim lengths and want to work on technique: teens heading for a school or club team, adults who swim for fitness and triathletes. If you are not sure, the level check shows us where to start.
How do I join?
Book a level check. A coach watches you swim a short set in a lane, talks through where to start and points you to a clinic series.
How long is a clinic?
A weeknight clinic runs seventy-five minutes and the Saturday clinic runs ninety. A series runs eight weeks.
What do I bring?
A cap, goggles and a towel. Fins, a pull buoy and a kickboard are on the deck for the drills that use them.
What can I wear?
Any swimsuit you are comfortable in. Swim shirts, jammers and long-sleeved tops are all welcome.
What happens if I miss a clinic?
Tell us, and we will offer a seat in the same clinic on another night of the series, space allowing. A clinic the pool cancels is made up in the same series.
Who is in the water with us?
A coach is in the water or on the deck beside every lane in every clinic, and every coach is a lifeguard and a water-safety instructor, trained in CPR and first aid, with a background check.
How does tuition work?
It depends on the series: how many clinics a week, how long each one runs and how many weeks the series lasts.
Can a parent watch?
Parents of teens are welcome to watch from the bench on the deck. Please keep phones away from the water's edge.
Still wondering?
Send us a message or book a level check.