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COACHING TEAM<\/p>

Coaches who teach confidence, technique and context.<\/h1>

Meet specialists for children\u2019s foundations, adult beginners, stroke development, race performance and open-water preparation.<\/p><\/div><\/section>\n

LEAD COACHES<\/p>

Different pathways need different coaching strengths.<\/h2>
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FOUNDATIONS<\/span>

Emma Reed<\/h3>

Children\u2019s and adult beginner coach focused on confidence, breathing and clear first steps.<\/p>Ask about foundations<\/a><\/div><\/article>

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STROKE DEVELOPMENT<\/span>

Daniel Cruz<\/h3>

Technical coach for body position, timing, starts, turns and efficient repetition.<\/p>Ask about stroke coaching<\/a><\/div><\/article>

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PERFORMANCE<\/span>

Maya Chen<\/h3>

Race and open-water coach for pacing, tactical skills and controlled training load.<\/p>Ask about performance coaching<\/a><\/div><\/article><\/div><\/div><\/section>\n

SUPPORTING TEAM<\/p>

A team for junior progress, adult confidence and practical fitness.<\/h2>
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Noah Patel<\/h3>

Junior development, lane habits and confidence through structured repetition.<\/p><\/article>

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Aisha Morgan<\/h3>

Adult beginner and return-to-swimming support with calm depth-aware coaching.<\/p><\/article>

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Leo Bennett<\/h3>

Fitness swimming, endurance structure and technique under controlled fatigue.<\/p><\/article>

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Sofia Grant<\/h3>

Starts, turns, video review and club pathway support for developing athletes.<\/p><\/article><\/div><\/div><\/section>\n

COACHING STANDARD<\/p>

Observation and judgement matter as much as demonstrations.<\/h2>

Coaches need to recognise panic, fatigue, technical overload and unsuitable lane placement. The right response may be a simpler task, more support or a pause.<\/p>

1<\/strong> lead coach<\/span>3<\/strong> review stages<\/span>100%<\/strong> supervised learning<\/span><\/div><\/div>
SEE<\/span>Observe<\/strong>

Notice confidence, breathing, body line and response to instructions.<\/p><\/article>

CHOOSE<\/span>Adapt<\/strong>

Select a drill, depth and distance suitable for the current swimmer.<\/p><\/article>

EXPLAIN<\/span>Coach<\/strong>

Give one clear cue and enough time for useful repetition.<\/p><\/article>

CHECK<\/span>Review<\/strong>

Confirm understanding, confidence and the next practical step.<\/p><\/article><\/div><\/div><\/section>\n

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MATCH THE COACH<\/p>

The best fit depends on the swimmer and the goal.<\/h2>