FAQs
If the training is at the Adelaide Hills Swimming Centre the answer is yes. This is open from mid Nov to mid March.
April- October winter training is indoors and sessions are held at the Summit – Mt Barker facility. (Army facility is currently not in use until further notice and imformation is available about this facility.
Training questions should be directed to Pat Wheeler by phone: 0423 520 633.
COME JOIN US
Once your training program days have been arranged, attendance at sessions will give opportunities to ask questions with parents who also are very happy to help and if questions aren’t address, then at the end of a session any coach present will be happy to answer and refer you to where info is available.
UN AVAILABLE until furter notice – Sorry currently no community use – pumps off and venue closed
It is recommended that new members first speak with the Head Coach and discuss the squad your child will start in.
Currently No. But we do support younger siblings transition into swimming, with the club,
The answer is yes.
Autism, is catered for as are mobility disabilities and other special needs, Learning and stroke correction is offered once a swimmer can swim 25m or more.
Training Fees are to be paid monthly for squad training.
In addition to this, when entering venue facilities there is an entry fee set by these venuess. Look at memberships or buy entry visits to gain the best offers.
It is recommended that swimmers training fees are paid by electronic transfer on-line but credit card payments are possible through Team App (although transaction fees apply by stripe who facilitate the shop items for purchase in the store/shop.
For full details of training fees see the training fees section.
This can be applied for on swim central on the Swimming SA website. please enquire about the set fee for a transfer. 0423520633
We have swimmers from 5 years to 75+. We welcome all age groups and also have places available for swimmers with special needs and the club supports classification for multi class racing opportuninties.
We do and can provide coaching for swimmers who have a disability. We currently have a number of registered swimmers who hold classification with Swimming Australia. We welcome enquiries and will try and accommodate your needs.
The answer is yes. All club swimmers compete is some way and this is with juniors through to Masters members. The entry level competition is Club time trials and Interclub meets in the EDSA district competitions. Most swimmers progress past this entry level and compete in Open Carnivals and Swimming SA series which are held at the SA Aquatic and Leisure Centre. It is an expectation that all competitive swimmers compete at a minimum of 4 meets per season but recommended approximately 8 swim carnivals a year. There are interclub meets to integrate new members to competition.
No, we have members from Modbury, Gumeracha, Mt. Torrens, Lobethal, Lenswood, Uraidla, Carey Gully, Stirling, Crafters, Mitcham, Bridgewater, Mt. Barker, Littlehampton and Nairne. We attract members from many areas in the Adelaide Hills and Eastern Suburbs from time to time because of the care and attention provided by the club. Our words are “come swim us”, give it a try as we welcome all!