Started by multiple Olympic Swimming Gold medal winner Gary Hall Jr., The Race Club is designed to pool talented male and female swimmers from around the world that have a shot at representing their country at the Olympics.
America’s Swim and Fitness Festival and The Race to Cure Diabetes is set for 9-12 November 2006. This swimming and fitness centered festival will benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. The Festival, together with the Foundation, have as a mission to promote a correct lifestyle, complete with correct diet and physical activity, the two most important factors in preventing this type of disease and bettering the quality of life for people who already suffer from it.
Based out of Islamorada in the Florida Keys, The Race Club is designed to pool talented male and female swimmers from around the world that have a shot at representing their country at the Olympics.The team will have their housing and travel expenses to key meets paid for by The Race Club. Olympians from around the world will also join us to train for varied amounts of time.
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Gary, a two-time Olympian; eight-time Olympic medallist (4 gold, 3 silver, 1 bronze); American record holder; and hero to millions of swimmers and diabetes patients is currently training to make his third United States Olympic Swim team in Athens 2004.
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"It's up to us, the fast food thinkers and the fast twitch challenged, the coaches and the assistant coaches, the swimmers of tomorrow and yesterday to create our own opportunities. It's easy to sit in a hotel room and get worked up over the inefficiencies of a huge organization, or the work ethic of the lazy. What can we do? How can I help create better opportunities for swimmers?" Gary Hall Jr.
The Race Club enables all swimmers from throughout the world to work as a unit to help drive more exposure and revenue for the sport without a concern for nationality.
Olympian, Jon Olsen is the Race Club head coach and will be running the workouts. We all fall into bad habits when we get tired, we all need a sounding board, an outside (the pool) perspective. Jon is a natural team leader, a team captain for many USA National Team trips. He's patient and observant. He has been there as an athlete. He is THE man for the job.
Who are the swimmers on The Race Club's roster? An international variety of top-level athletes that will be swimming with the goal of even higher achievments.
The Race Club can hold swimming clinics at your facility, or you can come to Islamorada, Florida. Prior to your first day in the water with them, they will work with you to identify your swimming objectives so that a program that fits your time requirements and goals as a swimmer can be created.
Welcome to Coaches Coroner! It's really the Coaches "Corner", but coroner in the title is a funny play on words. Coaches and swimmers can come here to submit a favorite sprint workout with a brief description of WHY this is a good workout.
On October 20, 2003 Race Club unveiled its Official Crest. Want to see what it looks like and learn what it means?
