COMPETITIVE PATHWAY

Sharks

Sharks is an advanced stage of GSC's competitive pathway, for swimmers developing towards and competing at Regional level.

Building on the work developed through Dolphins, swimmers undertake increasingly demanding training while continuing to refine their technique, race skills and competitive performance.

DEVELOPING AS A SWIMMER

Raising the standard

Sharks swimmers are expected to approach their training with consistency, focus and purpose.

Training develops the fitness and skills required for higher-level competition, while swimmers continue to refine technique and learn how to deliver their best performances when it matters.

COMPETITION

Competing at a higher level

Sharks swimmers gain experience at higher-level competitions, with opportunities to work towards and achieve Regional qualification standards.

Competition provides the chance to test progress, develop race strategy and learn to perform consistently against stronger fields.

TRAINING

Sharks timetable

Sharks swimmers follow a structured performance programme designed to prepare them for the demands of higher-level competitive swimming.

DayTimeVenue
Monday6.30-7.30AMSt Sampson’s High School
Monday5.30-7PMSt Sampson’s High School
Tuesday6-8PMLes Beaucamp High School
Wednesday6.30-7.30AMSt Sampson’s High School
Wednesday6-8PMSt Sampson’s High School
Thursday6-8PMLes Beaucamp High School
Friday6.30-7.30AMSt Sampson’s High School
Friday7-8PMBeau Sejour
Sunday8-10AMSt Sampson’s High School

PROGRESSION

Towards national competition

For swimmers with the ability, commitment and readiness to progress further, Orcas represents the final stage of GSC's competitive pathway.

The coaching team considers performance, training consistency, technical development and readiness for the increased demands of the programme when considering progression.

READY TO TAKE YOUR SWIMMING FURTHER?

Join the competitive pathway

If your swimmer is interested in joining GSC's competitive programme, request a squad trial and our coaching team can help identify the right place to begin.