We take into consideration the age, skill level and other factors to create the best curriculum for each swim camp. The key for participants to improve and retain information is to cover a narrow set of topics at each session.
Clinics: Refer to the individual sessions within a camp. Swimmers are able to sign up for individual clinic sessions or an entire “camp”.
Camps & Academies: Two to five or more days of comprehensive learning experiences, often consisting of clinics on consecutive days.
Series: is a combination of clinics, camps and academies at one particular location or within a region. Prospective participants can sign up for individual clinics and camps or all them as a bundle.
Most of the swim camps we design are for competitive swimmers between the ages of 10 and 17 with two or more years of organized competitive experience. Our swim clinics and camps are attended by swimmers who swim in the first few heats of local competitions all the way up to Junior National champions, age group record holders and swimmers who have gone on to swim at the NCAA Division 1 level and Olympic Trials. One past attendee even competed at the 2016 Olympics.
We also produce swim camps especially for adults and swimmers new to competitive swimming – including the heralded “Green Flag Series” that we created in partnership with Indiana Swimming.
Below is a list of some of our most popular curriculums:
1. Explosive Starts and Turns Camps
2. Speed and Power Camp
3. All Strokes Two-day Camp
4. Four Session Racing Camp (usually held over two to four days):
5. Two or Three Day Comprehensive BUTTERFLY camp
6. Two or Three Day Comprehensive BACKSTROKE camp
7. Two or Three Day Comprehensive BREASTSTROKE camps
8. Two or Three Day Comprehensive FREESTYLE camps
9. Boot Camp & College Performance Training Camps
10. Elite Video filming and Analysis
10. Long Axis Camps (Freestyle and Backstroke)
11. Short Axis Camps (Butterfly and Breaststroke)
12. IM Racing and Strategy Camp
13. “Technique Academy”
Additional “add-on” topics for any swim camp:
♦ Meet preparation
(Swim Blog: The Final 24 Hours before race time)
♦ Balancing School and Swimming
(Swim Blog: Student Athlete Balance)
♦ Mental Preparation
(Swim Blog: Developing the Self-sufficient Athlete)
♦ Sprinting and racing skills
♦ Nutrition
(Swim Blog: Fueling a Fitter and Faster Swimmer)
(Swim Blog: Recovery Nutrition)
♦ Sessions for swim parents
(Swim Blog: Being a Supportive Swim Parent)
(Swim Blog: Swim Family, The Vanderkaays)
(Swim Blog: Swim Parent Perspective: Wildman-Tobriner)