Join us on a Swimming
Holiday in 2014 in Australia
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This year is a big one here at Effortless Swimming. We have swimming
holidays and training camps in the pipeline with our first trip (and
only Australian trip for 2014) set for February. You can read more about
it below.
Our swimming holidays are the perfect mix of relaxation, friendly non-competitive swims in stunning locations and personal coaching. You'll not only get to enjoy swimming at picturesque destinations, but you'll also be given personal coaching by Head Coach Brenton Ford. Take a break from the stresses of daily life and have the chance eat, swim and relax at your own pace with other swimmers.
Our training camps are for athletes who want to push themselves and work hard. The camps are focused not only on improving your swimming but increasing your fitness with challenging training sessions.
Click this link to be added to the 'Holidays and Camps' newsletter to hear about upcoming trips
3-Day Great Ocean Road Trip (Feb 21-23, 2014)
Inclusions
Our swimming holidays are the perfect mix of relaxation, friendly non-competitive swims in stunning locations and personal coaching. You'll not only get to enjoy swimming at picturesque destinations, but you'll also be given personal coaching by Head Coach Brenton Ford. Take a break from the stresses of daily life and have the chance eat, swim and relax at your own pace with other swimmers.
Our training camps are for athletes who want to push themselves and work hard. The camps are focused not only on improving your swimming but increasing your fitness with challenging training sessions.
Click this link to be added to the 'Holidays and Camps' newsletter to hear about upcoming trips
3-Day Great Ocean Road Trip (Feb 21-23, 2014)
The Great Ocean Road is one of Australia’s most famous stretches of
road along the Victorian south coast. Starting at Torquay and winding
it’s way along the coast towards South Australia, it’s home to some of
Australia’s most beautiful beaches. It’s the location of some of
Victoria’s most well recognised ocean swims including the Pier to Pub in
idyllic Lorne and the Torquay Danger 1000.
On this 3-day swimming holiday you’ll soak up the natural beauty of the
Surf Coast as you swim at majestic locations each day. You’ll receive
swimming tips along the way by Effortless Swimming Head Coach Brenton
Ford, as well as an underwater filming and analysis session to provide
you with all the tools you need to improve your stroke. All transport
and accommodation is included on your journey.
Itinerary
Friday (21st February)
Friday (21st February)
Pick up at MSAC (or multiple points) at midday and drive to Torquay accommodation.
Check in and welcome talk, intro of plan in more detail and briefing for the weekend.
Easy ocean swim (approx 60 minutes) at Torquay back beach
Extra stretching/mobility session as optional activity
Extra stretching/mobility session as optional activity
Dinner
Movie night
Saturday (22nd February)
Breakfast
Yoga session as optional activity
Morning swim with filming at the end.
Time for front beach swim/body surf or explore town market.
Lunch
Video analysis with group after lunch.
Transfer for afternoon swim in Anglesea on the way to Lorne.
Dinner
Movie night
Sunday (23rd February)
Morning swim at Lorne
Yoga session as optional activity
Lunch
Transfer back to Melbourne to mid to late afternoon
Inclusions
- Accommodation
- Dinner on Friday. Three main meals on Saturday. Breakfast and lunch on Sunday.
- All transport to/from Melbourne and between locations
- Coaching and underwater filming
All ocean swims are supported by two kayakers as well as a swim guide
who’ll be in the water. Swimmers on this trip are required to be
competent in the open water. Different swim speeds are catered for, so
you’ll always have support while in the water.
Price: $595
Click here to book your spot
Price: $595
Click here to book your spot
Have questions? Call us on (03) 9028 7965 or reply to this email.
Regards
Brenton Ford
Effortless Swimming
www.effotlessswimming.com
Regards
Brenton Ford
Effortless Swimming
www.effotlessswimming.com
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