2015 Nationals Relay Videos
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Womens 200+ Medley Relay:
Sally Bell, Trish Burton, Nicky Corsbie, Eleanor Parsons
Saturday, 20 April 2019
Claremont is very fortunate to have a dedicated and passionate group of Masters Swimming accredited coaches who provide challenging and varied programs for all standards of swimmer, from beginners right through to those that want to compete at National or World Championships.
They are able to provide advice and instruction on technique, stroke correction, starts and turns, race preparation and general fitness improvement. They are always happy to discuss your fitness goals with you.
For 2018, the Claremont Masters Coaching Staff are:
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| Elena Nesci | Trish Burton | Frank Glass | Sue Bird | |
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| Richard Hughes | Kylie Leaman | Vic Paul | Tom Brown | Nico Fraschini |
Everyone is welcome to come along to any of our training sessions and have a swim. We have 4 lanes booked and at least one coach on deck at every session. Just introduce yourself to one of our friendly coaches and they will sort you into a lane.
You are encouraged to give us a try for a month (for free) with no obligation, after which we will ask you to become a member.
The Swim Thru Perth is Australia's oldest open water swim having been first held in 1912. Although there have been many changes to the race course and distance over the years the race has always been held in the Swan River in January and throughout the 102 year history of the event the race has only been interrupted by the two World Wars and a polio epidemic.
W.H. Hawkins wins the three mile 1927 Swim Thru Perth
Claremont Masters have been the proud Event Coordinators since 1985 and have seen the event grow steadily. From 50 swimmers in 1912, the event now attracts upwards of 250 swimmers who tackle either the 1.6km or 4km race distances in the picturesque surrounds of Matilda Bay.
Over its long history the Swim Thru Perth has attracted the cream of Western Australian and Australian swimming – it has been swum and won by Olympians and World Champions including our Event Patron, Shelley Taylor-Smith who first swum the event aged 12.
The swim is a highlight of Perth’s busy open water swimming calendar, and – in addition to elite competitors – attracts swimmers of all ages and standards. Each year, with support from all the Event Sponsors and competitors, the Swim Thru Perth commits to raise funds for a nominated charity, currently the WA Disabled Sports Association (WASDA).
Entries open each November for the annual race which is usually held on the third Sunday of January. Please visit our event website - www.swimthruperth.org - for more detailed race information and results.
The Pink wave takes to the water for the 2014 Swim Thru Perth