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This web site aims to provide information for both existing and prospective club members. On this site you will find a variety of information about the club, such as the latest news and results, forthcoming competitions, information about entry to the club, squad lists & fees and the latest rankings.  Review our new swimmers guide  for detailed information.

 

To enquire about joining please contact our secretary in the first instance at info@naasc.co.uk or via telephone on 01475 674971.  

 

 

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Training Sessions

2012
Long Course Training - East Kilbride Dollan Baths

S1, S2 and S3 Squads:   7pm till 8:30pm 
January 20 and 27 
February 10 and 17
March 9 and 23
June 8, 15 and 22 

 

Notices from the Coaches

Tapering is not required to be done by any squad member due to insufficient mileage. Therefore if competing at the weekend there is no need to miss a Friday night session. If competing at a weekend please ensure extra mileage is obtained the previous or following week.

Swimmers are not allowed to bring bottles of water onto the poolside that have loose, clear bottle tops. The tops could cause danger to other swimmers by swallowing them or hurt their feet if stood on. Water bottles can be purchased at club shop.

Attendance at Land Training could be better, especially from the older swimmers. Both John and Andrew give up their free time to come along and coach. All swimmers will benefit greatly from the exercises give at these sessions.

 

West Districts

Records
At the West District Annual General Meeting it was passed that West District records can be achieved at any accredited meet. The onus to claim these records is with the club. Whilst the Secretary and Coaches will endeavour to do this with the information they have at their disposal, if any swimmer/parent thinks that a record has been broken then they should bring it to the attention of the Secretary.

Fines
All swimmers and parents are reminded that Scottish Swimming & West District have rules where swimmers may be fined for not taking part in an event (late withdrawal) or not meeting consideration times. These rules also affect reserve swimmers, so if you are a reserve for a West District or Scottish event please ensure that you are at the session & available to swim, to avoid a fine.
If the Club is fined in these circumstances then the swimmer will be expected to refund the Club for such fines.
Swimmers/parents will be notified of any fines imposed by either the Secretary or Treasurer.

 

Early morning training

The attendance at all early morning sessions is very poor and could be greatly improved. The club has the whole pool for these sessions, and technique and stamina work can be tailored towards the individual. If more advantage is not taken for these sessions then the club could loose this valuable pool time.
Early morning sessions are open to all silver, gold, platinum & selected Bronze squad members.

Wednesday and Friday at Garnock - 6-7.30am
Tuesday and Thursday at Largs - 6-7.30am
Saturday at Auchenharvie - 7.30-9am

To increase your water time and in consequence your performance, the above early morning sessions have been offered to you, these sessions are not being fully utilised.

 

  Club Championships

Find 2012 Club Championship Rules here

 

The 2012 Club Championships will be in three parts.
You will be swimming for your team and also for the individual trophies (team info will be issued at a later date).
For full details click here

Sprint championships - Sunday 10th June at Auchenharvie - warm up 4.30pm - team event

Relay championships
- Sunday 24th August at Auchenharvie - warm up 5.30pm - team event

Championship events & presentation
- Sunday 28th October

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Codes of Practice

NAASC Codes of Practice

 

Club Shop

Visit North Ayrshire Online Club Shop

 

Quick Links

Swimmers and Parents Guide - click here
Gala Fees - click here
2012 fixtures - click here
Squad Training Times - click here
Entry Form - click here

Club Championships 2011 Teams click here

Data Protection click here

 

 2011 AGM

Presidents Report - click here
Accounts - click here
Head Coaches Report - click here
Junior Coaches Report - click here
2012 Committee Members - click here  

2010 AGM – click here

 

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Payment of Entry Fees

To refresh your memories, the club sends a cheque to the host club for all the entries that have been entered for that meet. When the accepted entries are returned to NAASC a coloured sheet is sent to all swimmers showing accepted/rejected entries and also the amount of money you owe the club. This amount should be paid to the Treasurer as soon as possible or at least before the day of the swim. All withdrawals after this point must be paid for in full.

Reserve swims - The club does not get a refund for these swims unless the swimmer is present at the meet and unable to get a swim on the day. Reserve swimmers who do not turn up still have to pay for the entry.

 

Mobile Phones at pool side

In order to comply with Scottish Swimmings Child Protection Policy, mobile phones must not be brought to training or competitions unless prior permission has been received, only when the steps laid down in the Scottish Swimming Photograph & Video Equipment Policy have been followed (appendix 5 of the Scottish Swimming Child Protection Policy) see also page 13 of the Child protection policy relating to mobile phones.

 

All concerns about the inappropriate use of mobile phones to record photographs or video footage will be dealt with in line with Scottish Swimming Complaints Policy, Disciplinary Procedure and/or Procedure for Responding to Concerns about Child Abuse. This may include the concerns being reported to the police.

 

 

 



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