| Squad Structure As the club caters for a wide range in swimming abilities and ages there are various 'squads' in which members can swim and train. Ranging from the Developmental squad all the way up to the Masters, we try and cater for everyone's needs. These squads are watched very closely by our coaches and swimmers may find themselves moved to different squads during a review period to ensure they are training at the correct level with swimmers of the same ability. This ensures everyone gets the most out of their sessions. |
To avoid confusion and disappointment please make sure you know what time your training session starts and at which pool. This sounds simple, but the squads are reviewed on a constant basis, which may change your session details. If you are in any doubt, please ask one of the training staff who will be happy to help.
Also when turning up to a training session please remember to bring along the correct kit. Not only is it a good idea to bring a spare costume we recommend you bring along the following items :-
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By now most of you have realised how quickly children grow out of fins or change their fins etc and quite often equipment is 'as good as new' but unable to be used any more.
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In order to raise further funds for the Club we would like to start selling any second hand equipment which is still in good condition. All proceeds raised would go to help the Club purchase new equipment.
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Could we therefore request that if you do have any second hand equipment that you would be happy to donate, could you please hand it direct to Jane Arnold or the session coaches so they can pass it on to Jane.
Tom Reed (along with 5 other masters swimmers) are attempting a relay swim across the English Channel to raise funds for the Kent Air Ambulance.
Tom is a masters swimmer for KASC, officiates at club Gala's and has two children swimming for the club.
We wish Tom all the best in his swim and if you would like to make a donation please click here.
