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 The Memorial Athletic Club and Aquatic Center is a registered United States
Masters Swimming Group. |
| Our Masters Coaches |
Steve Clancy. USMS Level II Coach. Steve has
been swimming Masters for nearly 20 years and has been
affiliated with a number of different Masters clubs in
Chicago and Houston. He swam competitively in high school
and competed at the Masters level in both local meets
and Regional/Zones.
Carrie DeMay. Though still new to Houston and Texas in general, Carrie has been both competitively swimming and coaching for more than 15 years. She is originally from upstate New York, where she swam both at the high school and Division III level. Following graduate school, Carrie lived 5 years in Alaska before moving south. While up North she coached at the age group level (8-12) and at the high school level...the year Juneau girls won states. Her coaching style centers around technique and stroke efficiency which she feel is the foundation for great swimming.
Janet Rush. USMS Level II Coach. Janet has been involved with
swimming for over 45 years. She has been a competitor,
instructor, volunteer, administrator and parent of a swimmer.
Janet competed in college. She was a board member/volunteer
at local US Swimming facilities in Houston. Janet has
also been involved in US Swimming at the national level.
Kyle Sanders. ASCA Level II Coach. With over 20 years swimming experience and as a University of Texas alumni, Kyle Sanders has been coached by some of the top coaches, including the 2008 Olympic Head Coach, Eddie Reese. Having trained with current Olympic champions Brendan Hansen, Ian Crocker and Aaron Peirsol, his experience at high-level national swim meets and being part of winning teams will allow him to guide your swimmer to meet their goals. He will focus on technique, and pass valuable knowledge on to the swimmers in order for them to succeed at their highest levels. Started and served as head coach for The South Shore Sails USA Swim Team, and the South Shore Sails Masters Swim Team in League City, Tx 2008-2011. |
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| Coached Practices |
| M/W/Friday |
5:30 - 7:00 am (Coach Rush) |
| T/Th |
6:30 - 8:00 pm (Coach Clancy) |
| Thursday |
Noon - 1 pm (Coach Rush) |
| Saturday |
7:45 - 9:15 am (Coaches rotate) |
| Sunday |
7:45 - 9:15 (Coaches rotate) |
| Masters open to 18 years and older |
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 Benefits
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deck coaching • Motivation • Structured
workout regimen • Stroke
technique evaluation • Camaraderie
and fun • Opportunity
to learn the latest swim skills • Stroke
technique video taping |
Are you a former youth, high school or college
swimmer?
Then, Masters could be just the workout or
cross-training tool you are looking for! Masters is also
perfect for triathletes.
Masters is for MAC members, 18 years and older. Joining
is as easy as adding Masters to your membership for $35.00
each month. Members are encouraged to try the Masters
Program for two complimentary weeks. See Aquatic Office
for more details.
MAC is a registered US Masters Team. With over 50,000
adults registered in USMS, you will be part of a great
organization. Competitions are totally optional. Check
out all of the benefits available for Masters swimmers
at their website www.usms.org. |
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Want to know more? |
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 Click
here
to receive more information about our Masters Swim Program!. Also, read more about what we are doing! >>Masters January 2012 Newsletter New issue! |
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Download for September! >> MAC Masters Coach Steve Clancy's famous "W" workout! |
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| See our Facility Schedule
for a complete class schedule! |
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Our water aerobics program offers over 25 cardiovascular conditioning classes
each week.
Our instructors are certified through
AEA or USWFA. We also offer Arthritis Foundation Aquatic classes
conducted by individuals certified by the Arthritis Foundation. |
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