Competitive swimmers course

Competitive swimmers course

Swimmers are divided into 11 levels, and improve their personal best times through friendly rivalry.
Depending on their effort and ability, they are able to move up to higher classes, and many of them go on to compete in national and international competitions.
Tokyo Swimming Center has won a total of 19 Olympians and 14 Olympic medals.

 

Coach's Comment

We are practicing for the national competition.
Swimming is an individual sport, but all of us are working hard to achieve the goal.
Let's grow through challenges, successes, and failures!

Semi-elite class
Ryosuke Nakamura

Comment

Target Age:Junior high school and high school students
We are practicing for the national competition.
Swimming is an individual sport, but all of us are working hard to achieve the goal.
Let's grow through challenges, successes, and failures!

Class AA
Ryota Yamamoto

Comment

Age Range:9 to 12 years old
We are practicing with the aim of participating in national competitions.
I want them to grow as "people" through swimming.

Class A
Koji Hattori

Comment

Age Group:Elementary School Students
The goal of this class is to participate in the Japan National Championships.
I hope that the students will remember the fun of swimming and cherish their days.


Class A1
Ryoma Ide

Comment

Age Group :Elementary School
This class will change from the athletic developmental class to the competitive swimming class.
With this change, there will be more opportunities to participate in official swimming competitions.
Let's have your own goals and enjoy swimming as much as you can!

Class A3②
Moe Ando

Comment

Age group:Elementary school students and younger
This class is designed for students who enjoy swimming and want to improve their basic physical fitness.
Let's have fun practicing together.

 

SUPPORT

 

LINK

≫ Tokyo Swimming Association ≫ Japan Swimming Federation ≫ Kosuke Kitajima Official Website
≫ Reiko Nakamura Official Blog ≫ Tokyo SC Masters Blog ≫ Tokyo Swimming Center Invitational Swim meet
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