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British Swimming and the ASA mourn David Reeves

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Posted on 24 Nov 2011 at 23:19 by Chris Lambert

British Swimming and the ASA are mourning former ASA Secretary and Southern Counties ASA President David Reeves who passed away on 23 November 2011 after a long illness.

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2011 Winter Swimming Championships

Posted on 22 Nov 2011 at 00:13 by Mike Lambert

The competition is now completed.

Full results by event and by club

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Swimming in Britain - your opportunity to influence the future

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Posted on 07 Nov 2011 at 15:10 by Chris Lambert

Would you like to help shape the future of swimming and aquatic activities?

The ASA and British Swimming are seeking your views and opinions to ensure that the next four year strategy (2013-17) for swimming and aquatic activities reflects the needs of swimmers and non-swimmers, clubs and pools.

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Brighton Swimming Club awarded British Gas Club Grant

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Posted on 07 Nov 2011 at 12:39 by Chris Lambert

Brighton Swimming Club is just one of 25 clubs awarded grants in the latest round of the British Gas Club Grant Scheme.

The scheme, which is open to all swim21 accredited clubs and those working towards accreditation, is designed to help support club development up and down the country by offering up to £1,000 in the form of a grant.

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ASA Zonal Championships South 2012

Posted on 05 Nov 2011 at 23:07 by Mike Lambert

The ASA South Zonal Championships 2012 are being hosted by South West Region at Millfield on 28th/29th January 2012.

Full details are available from the South West Region website.

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Swimfit targets Big Splash swimmers with free scheme

Posted on 05 Oct 2011 at 10:13 by Joan Massie (0 user comment)

 

Swimming for 30 minutes a week can drastically cut the risk of illness, while research has proven it can also improve your mood and reduce stress, anxiety and depression. Despite this, over one in five adults in the UK cannot swim and many more are still unaware of the various benefits and initiatives that are available to enjoy. One scheme aimed at encouraging people to get in the pool is Swimfit, a free, online club that provides its 50,000 current subscribers with gym-style workouts in the water, each catered to individual swimming goals.

Click her for more information http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/swimming/15152626.stm

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04 Oct 2011 12:06ASA South East Region Paralympic Ticket DrawMore...
23 Sep 2011 15:15ASA South East Region Olympic Ticket DrawMore...
23 Sep 2011 11:36England Talent Camp September 2011More...
15 Sep 2011 14:20ASA South East Region Teachers and Coaches Conference 2011More...
14 Sep 2011 21:46Winter Swimming Championships 2011More...
31 Aug 2011 13:51Online Membership System UpdateMore...
15 Aug 2011 12:11Vote for the top aquatic athlete performance of 2011More...
15 Aug 2011 12:05ASA announce five new Kellogg's Swim Active projects to get more people swimmingMore...
09 Aug 2011 12:30Win a £250 grant for your local sports club within the Wycombe DistrictMore...
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An Integrated Approach to Swimming

The ASA South East Region Swimming Management Group will have a broad remit, covering all aspects of competitive and leisure swimming and integrating Disability and Open Water Swimming into a single “Whole Sport” strategy, incorporating

  • Learn to swim programmes and school club links
  • Competition
  • Encouragement of excellence through special camps for Junior and Youth Potential Squads and Coach education
  • Lifelong participation, including the growth of Masters swimming and swim-fit programmes

The Management Group for Swimming will be set up shortly. Anyone who is interested in participating should contact Mike Lambert, interim convenor for Swimming.

Disability Swimming

In line with the recommendations of the ASA, the South East Region will adopt a dual approach in support of disability swimming.

  • Disabled swimmers will be encouraged to swim alongside able-bodied swimmers in “mainstream” competitions; multi-disability events will be included in Regional championships.
  • Specialised disability events will be used to encourage the growth of disability swimming.

Licensed Meets

The South East Region’s responsibility for competition will extend to ensuring that all swimmers have the opportunity to compete at their own level, through the provision of appropriate licensed meets.

Where there is a need, the Region will support meets that are not financially viable.

Contacts

Distance Meet Support Scheme 2011/12

In order to encourage swimmers to qualify for National Events in Distance events, the Region will contribute to the expenses of swimmers to attend Level 1 meets.