Who are they?

Junior Coaches are experienced swimmers who help out in the water coaching at the 9-10am morning practices.

What do they do?

They work on stroke technique, proper execution of drills, flip turns and starts with younger or newer swimmers.

How do I get to be a Junior Coach?

You have to be a minimum of 10 years old, regularly attend 7-9am practices, and be invited to be a junior coach by Coach Ann.

What's so great about being a Junior Coach?

It's a great opportunity to share your knowledge of swimming with others, to earn community service hours, and to HAVE FUN.

What kind of fun?

Well, you get to spend an extra hour in the pool 3 days a week, watching "your" swimmers grow and improve, and then, at the end of the summer, Coach Ann invites all Junior Coaches for a day at the beach!

Who can be one?

Swimmers must be at least 13 years old with previous junior coaching experience, and regularly attend 7-9am practices. Many of our senior caoches spent several summers as junior coaches before accepting the greater responsibiliy of senior coaching.

What do they do?

Senior coaches are responsible for running a lane of swimmers at the 9-10am practices under the direct supervision of Coach Ann. They are also called on to help with hands-on technique work and drill training.

What makes a Senior Coach?

Senior coaches LOVE swimming, are great with younger kids, and are able to run a lane of swimmers under the direct supervision of Coach Ann. Most of all, they love to have FUN in the water.

Fun? Did someone say fun?

Yup. Like the Junior Coaches, Senior Coaches spend an extra hour a practice in the water and/or on the deck, AND get to take part in the end-of-summer beach bash.