Turning Potential into Performance
From Swim England North West ...
The Development Day is open to all swimmers who are part of a North West Regional swimming club, have a Para-Swimming Classification (S1-14) or have an impairment eligible for Para-Swimming.
Swimmers must meet the eligibility criteria for their medical impairment to be recognised for the competitive Para-Swimming pathway. The primary diagnosis must be stable and belong to one of the 10 eligible impairment types:
The programme is organised to develop young talent and consists of the following:
All qualified Teachers and Coaches from the region are invited to attend the Para-Swimming Development Day.
Please Note: Individuals are responsible for their own personal belongings during the course.
The Development Day is open to all swimmers who are part of a North West Regional swimming club, have a Para-Swimming Classification (S1-14) or have an impairment eligible for Para-Swimming.
Swimmers must meet the eligibility criteria for their medical impairment to be recognised for the competitive Para-Swimming pathway. The primary diagnosis must be stable and belong to one of the 10 eligible impairment types:
- Hypertonia (high muscle tone)
- Ataxia (involuntary movement)
- Athetosis (involuntary contraction of muscles)
- Limb deficiency
- Impaired passive range of movement
- Impaired muscle power
- Leg length difference
- Short stature
- Visual
- Intellectual
The programme is organised to develop young talent and consists of the following:
- Pool Sessions working on stroke efficiency, speed play and racing starts.
- Land Training which will work on strength and conditioning for racing starts.
- Swimmer and Parent Workshop
- Coach Workshop
All qualified Teachers and Coaches from the region are invited to attend the Para-Swimming Development Day.
Please Note: Individuals are responsible for their own personal belongings during the course.
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