Young Swimming Club swimmers hit the water for the next round of championships last Friday and it wasn’t only the timekeepers that were on fire.
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There were some great races with close finishes with club officials reporting the swimmers are improving every week. The club agrees that this is a testament to their coaches, training and perseverance to improve over the season.
Young Swimming Club is very proud to announce five of their swimmers have qualified for the NSW Country Championships.
Young Swimming Club has five swimmers competing at the NSW Country Championships.
- Young Swimming Club
The swimmers are:
Will Martin - 100 m freestyle and 100 m breaststroke,
Petria Scott – 200 m, 100 m breaststroke and 50 m freestyle,
Abbey Clark - 400 m, 200 m and 100 m freestyle,
Tilly Metcalfe - 100 m butterfly,
Louis Clark - 50 m breaststroke.
Young Swimming Club wishes all five swimmers the best of luck.
Friday will be a normal club night for Young Swimming Club to cater for those swimmers that will be representing the club in Sydney. Barbecue duties for Friday are hosted by the Johnson family with the raffle to be kindly donated by the Day family.
Swimmers learn from the experts
Last Saturday Young Swimming Club members attended a coaching session hosted by Les Barclay from the Telopea Club in the ACT.
Local swimmers made the most of the event by drawing on Barclay’s national coaching experience.
All swimmers involved picked up some great tips and hints for how to improve their performance in the water.
The day was topped off with a nutritional session that was delivered by Young’s own Sharon Richens’ from Concept Rehab which emphasised the importance of fueling and hydrating properly for endurance sports.
The day was broken up with a wonderful healthy lunch for participants that was sponsored by Twomey’s.
