Supporting and enabling the delivery of enjoyable aquatic experiences in a safe and inclusive environment.
If you are able to swim 25 metres or more, are comfortable in deep water and are new to disability swimming please see the link below for further information:- disability swimming local flyer
Sunday 26th March 2017 Harvey Hadden Sports Village, Wigman Road, Bilborough, Nottingham NG8 4PB For more information please click here.
Entries now open for the Spring Regional Para-Swimming Development Meet 2017 which will be held on the 12.03.2017 at Horfield Pool Bristol. For more information please click here
Congratulations to Woking Swimming Club alumna Hannah Russell for being made a MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) for services to swimming, in the New Year Honours list announced yesterday. Hannah, a World Record Holder and Multi-medal winning Paralympian in Rio, was among many sporting heroes honoured in the New Years Honours List.
The ASA would like to thank Her Majesty The Queen for her patronage over the last 63 years. The Queen became the organisation’s patron on 6 March 1953 and has been a great champion of swimming and water safety. Her Majesty will step down as Patron of the ASA at the end of this year,
The Regional Synchro Committee have the following roles that require filling, Course Organisers & Recreational Competition Secretary. Along with the role, you will be part of the regional synchro committee and must be prepared to attend up to four meetings a year, normally in Reading. For more information please click here. If you are interested
The ASA National Age Groups Synchro Champs took place at the weekend, and saw Reading Royals dominate the competition. They took nine gold, two silver and two bronze medals over the course of the three days. They were closely followed by City of Bristol, who took 15 medals over the three day competition, including four gold,
The Youth Sport Trust are working with Sporting Equals to actively support more young people from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities to take on decision making roles within sport. Future Sport Leaders will provide a platform for approximately 80 young people to develop and grow their skills as young influencers in their local
A team of 22 swimmers have been selected to represent the South East Region at the FFN Golden Tour meet in Nice 3rd- 5th February 2017. Selections were made based on the results of the regional winter short course championships in Portsmouth. The coaches that have been selected by the regional coaches forum to support
The region provides a number of workshops and conferences for swimming coaches. Supported by England Programmes in the first half of 2017 we are able to offer; Land Training Workshop for swimming coaches County Coach conference (levels 1 and 2) Regional workshop for level 1 and 2 coaches with a focus on turns. Regional coaches conference
The SER round took place at a new venue, The Leys Pool, Oxford and thanks go to the Oxford & North Bucks team for hosting the event. A superbly-organised Hampshire team wrestled back the Tony Warn trophy from Middlesex in a closely-fought competition. Kent unfortunately had some admin issues with their relay selection and sportingly
A group of 15 swimming coaches has been selected to take part in an exciting new programme aimed at creating the next generation of top class coaches. Coach 2024 has been created by the ASA’s talent development team, England Programmes Swimming, to support the best coaches in the country develop their abilities. The 14-month programme
