ET Masters is a weekly adult swimming program designed for triathlon and fitness swimmers. ET Swim coaches will provide structured workouts and stroke improvement tips at each group session.

Program pricing is reduced each week so that swimmers only pay for the remaining weeks of the session when they do sign up.

Swimmers have the option of one day a week, two days a week, or just a single-day drop-in registration!

Dates:   July 31 – August 23, 2024 (4 weeks).

See tabs below for days/times/location and program info

Is Masters only for Advanced swimmers? 

Actually, the word Masters does not have anything to do with your level of swimming.  It’s a term that USA Swimming uses to describe “adult” swimmers vs “youth” swimmers.  Our program is filled with intermediate and advanced swimmers of all speeds, abilities, experience levels.  If you can swim laps freestyle in the pool and do at least a total of 1000 yards with many rest stops over the hour-long session, you’ll be fine.  If you’re still learning to swim and struggle to get across the pool for a lap or two, our Swim 101 Learn to Swim or private lessons are the way to go.

ET Masters is a weekly adult swimming program designed for triathlon and fitness swimmers. Swim coaches Joe, Christa, and Matt will provide structured workouts and stroke improvement tips at each group session.

Program pricing is reduced each week so that swimmers only pay for the remaining weeks of the session when they do sign up.

Swimmers have the option of one day a week, two days a week, or just a single-day drop-in registration!

Dates:   August 29 – September 30, 2022 (5 weeks)

See tabs below for days/times/location and program info

Is Masters only for Advanced swimmers? 

Actually, the word Masters does not have anything to do with your level of swimming.  It’s a term that USA Swimming uses to describe “adult” swimmers vs “youth” swimmers.  Our program is filled with intermediate and advanced swimmers of all speeds, abilities, experience levels.  If you can swim laps freestyle in the pool and do at least a total of 1000 yards with many rest stops over the hour-long session, you’ll be fine.  If you’re still learning to swim and struggle to get across the pool for a lap or two, our Swim 101 Learn to Swim or private lessons are the way to go.