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Swimming at the Olympics
What you can learn by watching it on television!
Swimming is one of the major sports at the Olympics and the television coverage will provide all swimmers, with the opportunity to watch and analyse the techniques used by the best swimmers in the world.

There will be camera’s watching each swimmer’s every move and you will be able to look closely at their technique from a number of different angles.

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Olympic Swimming Team - Australia's 42 athletes selected for the Beijing Games

Men
Leith Brodie - 200m IM
Ashley Callus - 50m Freestyle
Nicholas D’Arcy - 200m Butterfly
Ashley Delaney - 100m Backstroke, 200m Backstroke
Grant Hackett - 400m Freestyle, 1500m Freestyle
Andrew Lauterstein - 100m Butterfly
Kenrick Monk - 200m Freestyle
Travis Nederpelt - 400m Individual Medley, 200m Butterfly
Adam Pine - 100m Butterfly
Brenton Rickard - 100m Breaststroke, 200m Breaststroke
Nicholas Sprenger - 200m Freestyle
Christian Sprenger - 100m Breaststroke, 200m Breaststroke
Craig Stevens - 400m Freestyle, 1500m Freestyle
Eamon Sullivan - 50m Freestyle, 100m Freestyle
Hayden Stoeckel - 100m Backstroke, 200m Backstroke
Matthew Targett - 100m Freestyle
Men’s Relay only athletes:
Grant Brits
Nicholas Frost
Patrick Murphy
Kirk Palmer

Women
Bronte Barratt - 200m Freestyle, 400m Freestyle
Cate Campbell - 50m Freestyle, 100m Freestyle
Alicia Coutts - 200m Individual Medley
Sophie Edington - 100m Backstroke
Sally Foster - 200m Breaststroke
Samantha Hamill - 400m Individual Medley, 200m Butterfly
Belinda Hocking - 200m Backstroke
Leisel Jones - 100m Breaststroke, 200m Breaststroke
Linda MacKenzie - 200m Freestyle, 400m Freestyle
Meagen Nay - 200m Backstroke
Kylie Palmer - 800m Freestyle
Stephanie Rice - 200m Individual Medley, 400m Individual Medley
Jessicah Schipper - 100m Butterfly, 200m Butterfly
Emily Seebohm - 100m Backstroke
Lisbeth Trickett - 100m Butterfly, 50m Freestyle, 100m Freestyle
Tarnee White - 100m Breaststroke
Women's Relay only athletes:
Angie Bainbridge
Lara Davenport
Felicity Galvez
Alice Mills
Shayne Reese
Melanie Schlanger

Australian Swimming Clubs - Resources for Swimmers, Coaches, Parents and Triathletes.

Australian Swimming Clubs is your guide to everything swimming and provides useful resources for swimmers, coaches, parents and triathletes.

We have brought together some of the best swimming educators in the country to assist with our articles section and also to reply to your questions

SwimClub.com.au began as a list of all the swimming clubs in Australia that had a website. It has grown further to include many other registered swimming clubs that have not yet developed their own website.

If you belong to a club and your website is not included please let us know.

Why Join an Australian Swimming Club?
Some of the reasons Australians join swimming clubs are for overall fitness, recreation, and the social side of belonging to a Swimming Club.

Register for updates to www.swimclub.com.au

The swim rankings page is one of the most visited pages on SwimClub.com.au. Up-to-date swimming rankings are put onto the website on a frequent basis and subscribers are notified whenever the rankings have been updated.

And there is still much more. Your questions can be answered by our resident experts. You can look up the list of frequently asked questions or search the website, clubs and rankings using the terrific search tool on the ‘Search’ page.

If you like what you see, then please let your friends know as the more swimming enthusiasts use the website, ask questions and provide information, the better it will become.

Finally, if you are involved in a Swimming Club in Australia or overseas, check out the “link to SwimClub’ page. Many swimming clubs are linking to swimclub.com.au to provide their own club members with more support and information, and we have made it easy for your Club to do this, at no cost. On the Link to SwimClub page we have a range of images in various sizes so you can choose the option that will work best for your Clubs site.

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Australian Swimming Clubs

Why Join an Australian Swimming Club?

Being a member of a Swimming Club is a rewarding sports activity that is enjoyed by many Australians. After attending swimming lessons young swimmers may want to join a swimming club when they reach a certain level of ability. Most Swimming Clubs in Australia conduct training sessions up to six days a week, morning and evening. The amount of hours swimmers attend depends on their swimming ability and age.

Some of the many benefits in belonging to a swimming club and training on a regular basis:
Socialization skills and making friends (Swimming also keeps teenagers too busy and tired to get into trouble)
Overall fitness and well being - swimming is an activity that can be enjoyed at any age
Organisational and time management skills. Swimmers have to fit in their studies around their training schedules and this forces them to be organised.
Personal rewards in reaching goals of Personal Best times in competions and perfecting techniques in training.

FIND & JOIN an Australian Swimming Club today and ENJOY the BENEFITS

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