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About King's Cormorants
The club was founded over 10
years ago. It is a small, friendly club. Our aim is to provide coaching
for all who wish to improve their strokes, technique or speed.
The club has three levels of
membership
1.Full training
members of the club can attend three sessions a week, on Mondays and
Wednesdays from 9 to 10 pm and on Sundays from 9 to 10 am. As there are
only four lanes we restrict full membership to 28 to avoid overcrowding.
There are currently no vacancies for full or silver membership, but we can accept
non-training members.
2.Silver
membership is for people who would like to train with the club at the
Wednesday and Sunday sessions only.
3.Non-training members - we
do accept a limited number of swimmers who live in the London Surrey
region, who wish to have a club affiliation but are unable to train with
us regularly.
If you are interested in
joining us and are happy to go on to our waiting list please click
on contact us at the bottom of this page.
or if you wish to know of
other clubs in London you can download a
list
Club Meetings -
minutes of the Annual Meeting 2009
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Why swim?
Swimming is an
activity which provides a full body workout. It benefits the upper body,
mid-section and legs. It is a good way to improve strength, stamina
and cardiovascular fitness. Since water supports the body swimming, unlike
running or weights, it is a low impact sport reducing the likelihood of
injuries. Training
schedules are available to download on our
training page
Club & Swimmer's Successes
Congratulations to Kings
Cormorants on being the top visiting club at Guernsey in 2008.
T30
Results -
well done to Penny, Jane and Elizabeth on winning medals and
congratulations to our mixed 240+ plus team on winning silver and to the
women's 240+team on winning gold.
Congratulations to Ellery McGowan who won Gold in the 25m
freestyle & Bronze in the 25m breaststroke in her age group at the 2009
UK Cold Water Championships held at Tooting Bec Lido on Saturday 24th
January where the water temperature was 3C!
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