Recommendations for club swim at Audrey Moore Rec Center

[Anonymous]

We live very close to Audrey Moore Rec Center and this summer our son has started mentioning that he is interested in doing winter swim this year. During my limited research I noticed there are a few teams that practice out of there, so does anyone have a recommendation regarding which program is the best at this pool?

[Anonymous]

Machine and Marlins have the most lane space. I think Fish at Audrey Moore is more experienced swimmers; their younger groups are at Spring Hill. You should contact teams and ask for him to audit a practice. Talk to the coaches and go with whichever one fits your schedule and your son's vibe best. There are VERY limited practices right now, and they're ending very soon-- reach out sooner rather than later.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Machine and Marlins have the most lane space. I think Fish at Audrey Moore is more experienced swimmers; their younger groups are at Spring Hill. You should contact teams and ask for him to audit a practice. Talk to the coaches and go with whichever one fits your schedule and your son's vibe best. There are VERY limited practices right now, and they're ending very soon-- reach out sooner rather than later.

I didn't think this was allowed as per USA swimming rules. I thought you had to be a member of USA swimming in order to be a visiting swimmer. Clubs like to know visiting swimmers' usual yardage and a couple of best times in order to place them with the appropriate group. If I'm wrong, it's a generous policy for clubs to let non club swimmers join a practice.

[Anonymous]

We are a marlins family and have had a great experience the last few years at Audrey Moore. You can go on the website and conduct a tryout for which level might be appropriate for your swimmer.