Coach Janine Janine Joy (AquaSol coach and former competiitive Masters swimmer) coaches the Masters Swim Group at the Union Mine High School Pool.

Janine is passionate about swimming and specializes in stroke correction.  Focus will be on stroke technique, endurance, and preparation for meet or open water swims.  All levels are encouraged to join.

AquaSol offers a free week trial.  Just bring the completed Liability Waiver and Medical Permission form prior to practice.

Come by the pool (it's beautiful) and join a practice (it's fun!).

Swim Schedule
(until February 4 -high school swim team begins)

Masters / Fitness = 5:30-7:00am (no Wed morning) & 5:30-7:30pm M-F
(New morning hours are self-directed)
Water Aerobics = 6:00-7:00pm

New Swim Times Begin  February 6

February 6, 2012 till May 12, 2012 - due to High School Swim Team

Masters = 5:00-6:30pm M-F & 5:30-7:00am M, T, TH, F (morning hours are self-directed)Fees:

$75 month
$20 drop-in daily (** Must have a USMS Master's Card to drop-in)
To register online, please click here. 
Once registered, please bring a copy of your card to the pool office.

Requirements:

All Masters Swimmers must have a current 2011 USMS Swim Card.

Masters Party 2012

Links:

United States Masters Swimming Information

www.usms.org

Each AquaSol Masters Swimmer becomes a member of United States Masters Swimming (USMS). USMS is a national organization of more than 43,000 members that provides organized workouts, competitions, clinics and workshops for adults aged 18 and over. Membership in USMS is administered by Local Masters Swim Committees (LMSC). In the case of AquaSol, our LMSC is Pacific Masters Swimming.

Pacific Masters Swimming Information

www.pacificmasters.org

Pacific Masters Swimming (Pacific Masters) is a regional organization that provides organized workouts, competitions, clinics and workshops for adults 18 and over. Programs are open to all adult swimmers (fitness, tri-athlete, competitive, non-competitive) who are dedicated to improving their fitness through swimming. Pacific is organized with over 100 clubs in Northern California and Nevada. Membership numbers are over 10,000, with individual members ranging in age from 18 to over 90.

Open Water Pacific Swimming

www.openwaterpacific.org

Open Water Swimming has something for each swimmer. For the highly competitive swimmer, there is the contest of how fast the swimmer can navigate the course. For the recreational swimmer, it is the time to enjoy the fresh taste of the water, to enjoy the lake or ocean. For the new swimmer it there is a challenge of navigation or knowing where you are on the course and chosing the right course.

In open water swimming there are bouys to let you know where the course is. There are turn bouys to let you know where to turn. And there is the finish line. Sometimes there are cross winds or currents, so you plan your course.