Post by arron on Oct 22, 2016 8:54:45 GMT
We would like to gauge interest in a future event.
We are looking at bringing Tanja Slater over for a swim technique training weekend on 19th & 20th November 2016. It is hoped that all attending would have their swim filmed in advance and be reviewed by Tanja. Video feedback will be provided on the 1st morning of the camp, after which you will be grouped with people who share your development areas and have time in the pool both days to perfect your techniques.
In addition to this it is hoped to have sessions on S&C, Stretching & Foam rolling, Pilates, Run Drills & Warm Up.
For those that don't know, Tanja Slater is a full time coach (and former elite Triathlete and Biker) and successfully coached this years winter camp & 3 warm weather weeks for the club. She's an excellent swim coach and recently competed in Ironman Kona where she was 3rd Female age grouper to exit the water!
Please express your interest by Saturday 29th at 1pm so we know whether to proceed. Those that express their interest first will get preference should demand exceed supply.
Thanks Arron
We are looking at bringing Tanja Slater over for a swim technique training weekend on 19th & 20th November 2016. It is hoped that all attending would have their swim filmed in advance and be reviewed by Tanja. Video feedback will be provided on the 1st morning of the camp, after which you will be grouped with people who share your development areas and have time in the pool both days to perfect your techniques.
In addition to this it is hoped to have sessions on S&C, Stretching & Foam rolling, Pilates, Run Drills & Warm Up.
For those that don't know, Tanja Slater is a full time coach (and former elite Triathlete and Biker) and successfully coached this years winter camp & 3 warm weather weeks for the club. She's an excellent swim coach and recently competed in Ironman Kona where she was 3rd Female age grouper to exit the water!
Please express your interest by Saturday 29th at 1pm so we know whether to proceed. Those that express their interest first will get preference should demand exceed supply.
Thanks Arron
