Swim & Water Polo Club

Student Organization • 18 people

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About This Group

Swim & Water Polo Club is a fun, no-commitment, active group for swimmers of all levels. Aquatic sports are lifetime sports which provide major physical, emotional and mental health benefits. Swim Club is a great way to get involved on campus and make new friends!

*Unfortunately due to the pandemic, we do not have access to a pool this semester, nor are we allowed to hold practices in person.*

No tryouts to join. You may attend as few or many practices as you like, and can join at any point in the semester.

Where: All official practices will be virtual due to the pandemic through Instagram live. Join us at https://www.instagram.com/umbcswimclub/

When:

Mon 5-6:00PM: Cardio.

Weds 5-6:00PM: Strength.

Fri 4-5:00PM: Form and Flexibility.

*Practices will be saved online so you can visit them anytime.*

First Practice Checklist: Swimsuit, red UMBC I.D., lock for locker (note there may be limited locker space), goggles, optional cap, and water bottle.

Workout Levels: Competitive lanes will focus on completing sets which involve swimming 3,000-5,000 yards, with a minimum 2:00 100 yard freestyle interval, but you are welcome to swim at your own pace while with us. Fitness lanes are open to everyone, including new or inexperienced swimmers. Water Polo games are recreational and open to all swimmers.

Contact: swimclubumbc@gmail.com and ask to be put on the email list and the discord.

Officers

Garrett Freeman

President & Swim Captain

Amanda Hong

Officer
Skylar Kurtz

Water Polo Captain
Bryanna Boegner

Secretary

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