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Harvard Coach Kevin Tyrrell oversees the clinics and camp. He is passionate about swimming and believes that the key to improvement is through technique and race strategy, and he is excited to share his knowledge with young, enthusiastic swimmers. Coach Kevin will be joined by other college and high school coaches and swimmers who are excited to share their experiences.
This is an advanced program which moves at a rapid pace. It is designed for swimmers age 9-16 with
at least two years of TEAM EXPERIENCE. This camp requires endurance as swimmers will be in the water for up to two hours at a time focusing on technique through drills. Whether you want to compete for your high school, improve your individual times or qualify for championship meets, we are here to help!
If your swimmer is relatively new to the sport and cannot yet legally complete 50 yards of butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle, please click here for another swim camp option.
Clinics are offered to enhance strokes, starts and turns or to provide prospective student-athletes with an introduction into collegiate level swimming.
April 4
Breast and Free Clinic
The focus of this clinic is to work on the technique for both breaststroke and freestyle and to provide transition and strategy tips to enable swimmers to finish the back half of their IM with power and speed.
April 11-12
This clinic is designed for any highly motivated swimmer with aspirations of participating at the collegiate level and is open to all swimmers graduating high school in the classes of 2027-2028. Our staff will provide swimmers with a glimpse into the college swimming experience. From technical swim workouts and information on strength training to campus and academic life, the goal is to educate and inspire swimmers on the differences and possibilities of swimming for any collegiate program.
65 North Harvard St, Boston, MA, United States
617-484-0550 admin@techniqueswimacademy.com This camp is neither owned nor operated by Harvard University Technique Swim Academy must comply with regulations of the Mass Department of Public Health and be licensed by the Local Board of Health