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SwimMark Accredited Club
Swim England Affiliated Club
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Swimming

Swimming is an individual or team racing sport that requires the use of one's entire body to move through water using either butterfly, front crawl, backstroke or breaststroke.

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Swimming
Swimming

Diving can be performed as an individual or as a pair and involves somersaults and twists from various heights of a platform or springboard.

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Diving
Swimming

Artistic swimming can be performed as an individual, duet or team. Each routine is made up of athletic movements performed in water and choreographed to music.

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Artistic Swimming
Swimming

Water polo is a team sport. There are goals at each end of the pool and the winner of the game is the team that scores the most goals by getting the ball between the posts.

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Water Polo
Swimming

Open water swimming takes place anywhere that isn’t a swimming pool. This means no man-made sides and bottom, and no lane ropes or black lines to follow.

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Open Water
Swimming

Masters swimming is a class of competitive swimming for swimmers 24 years and older.

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Masters
Swimming

Para-swimming is a sport that has a function-based classification system designed to allow for fair competition in disability swimming.

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Para-Swimming

Newcomer

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Those with some club experience looking to develop their skills.

Competitor

Those with experience in a club setting training towards competition.

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