SWIM TIMETABLE
1. Members can access Piranha swim sessions 3 times per week. This is a change from previous schedule in that these three sessions may be accessed on any given day in the week.
2. Members from each level should attend the swim session/swim lane for that level only – this is to keep control of the numbers in each lane.
3. Punctuality must be improved – members must be on deck 5 minutes before the start of the session.
Improvers: Swimmers able to swim 50m front crawl in 75 seconds and 300m front crawl in 9 minutes
– Sunday 19:00-20:00 WW [1 lane] led by Mark
– Monday 21:00-22:00pm WW [1 lane] led by Mark
– Thursday 7:00-8:00am WW led by Ewa
– Friday 7:00-8:00am WW led by Anthony
– Saturday 8:15–9:45am WW led by Mark
Lower Intermediate (formerly Inter 2): Swimmers able to swim between 2:00-2:20 on a set of 5 * 100
– Sunday 19:00-20:00 WW [1 lane] led by Mark
– Monday 21:00-22:00pm WW [1 lane] led by Mark
– Tuesday 7:00-8:00am WW [1 lane w/ UI] led by Ewa
– Thursday 7:00-8:00am WW led by Ewa
– Friday 7:00-8:00am WW led by Niall McD
– Friday 7-8am UCD led by Jack
– Saturday 8:15–9:45am WW led by Mark
Upper Intermediate (formerly Inter 1): Swimmers able to swim between 1:40-2:00 on a set of 5 * 10
– Sunday 19:00-20:00 WW [1 lane] led by Mark
– Monday 21:00-22:00pm WW [1 lane] led by Mark
– Tuesday 7:00-8:00am WW [1 lane w/ LI] led by Ewa
– Thursday 7:00-8:00am WW led by Ewa
– Friday 7:00-8:00am WW led by Niall McD
– Friday 7-8am UCD led by Jack
– Saturday 8:15–9:45am WW led by Mark
Advanced: Swimmers able to swim between 1:25-1:40 on a set of 5 * 100
– Tuesday 7:00-8:00am WW [2 lanes] led by Ewa
– Thursday 7:00-8:00am WW led by Ewa
– Friday 7:00-8:00am WW led by Niall McD
– Friday 7-8:00am UCD led by Jack
– Saturday 8:15–9:45am WW led by Mark
Points to Note
– Please use the lockers provided.
– Saturday morning features a brick session with members swimming in WestWood Clontarf (WW) from 8:15am – 9:45am followed by a run on Clontarf strand.
– Swim equipment: Some swim sessions will use the below, you can purchase these at swimkit.ie : Fins & Pull Buoy
If you don’t have any of the above and not sure of what to buy just have a chat with the swim coaches and they will advise what is best. Buying equipment can be expensive so don’t feel obliged to buy everything straight away. This is just a gentle reminder that we will be increasingly using these pieces of equipment in the coming weeks and months. Improvers in particular should have a pull buoy and fins in their swim bag.