Elite Swim Clinic
SATURDAY, APRIL 26 12:00 - 7:00 PM
and
SUNDAY, APRIL 27 9:00 - 3:00 PM
This clinic is designed for any highly motivated swimmer who wants 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.
Coach Kevin Tyrrell, Harvard Men's Swimming and Diving will guide swimmers from the recruiting process to life as a student-athlete.
This clinic is open to all 9th-11th grade students especially those who are interested in swimming in college (high school graduating classes of 2026-2028). We do not offer transportation or overnight accommodations.
What to expect at the Elite Swim Clinic
Swim Training
Strength and Conditioning
Strength and Conditioning
Swim training in college can be very different than what many swimmers previously experience. The goal in college is to find a swimmer's strengths and provide more specific training for those events. As a result, training can be both specific and creative at times.
Strength and Conditioning
Strength and Conditioning
Strength and Conditioning
The majority of swimmers participate in dryland activities conducted mostly by swim coaches. In college, many programs have specific strength and conditioning staff working to assist the swimmers while making sure they remain injury free.
Campus Life
Strength and Conditioning
The Recruiting Process
While swimming does consume a lot of time as an activity, academics and friendships are important too. Hear from current college students on how they balance their life on campus.
The Recruiting Process
Strength and Conditioning
The Recruiting Process
There are different recruiting rules for Division I, II and III. Knowing the rules and identifying which division suits your ability is critical to understanding the recruiting process.
Located at Blodgett Pool, Harvard University.
65 North Harvard St., Boston 02163
Swim sessions include:
Drills designed to enhance connection and balance
Specific training for your event
Incorporating power
Mock College dual meet
Discussion sessions include:
Recruiting timelines for the three different divisions
How to write an introductory email to college coaches
How to choose a school and team you will enjoy
Admissions process overview
Panel discussion with current college swimmers
Question and answer session
Cost: $525
A complete itinerary will be sent the Wednesday prior to the clinic.
