As an ex-competitive swimmer, I thrive being on poolside and as a part of a club environment. Since stepping away from competing myself, I have always been involved in both teaching and coaching all levels and squads.

My most successful achievement being having 4 swimmers selected for the county development pathway in 2024 and coaching many swimmers to County, Regional & National levels.

My favourite part of coaching is seeing the hard work of training pay off on competition day and watching the swimmers celebrate their successes with their team mates and families.

My name is Emma. I have been coaching for many years and work hard with the swimmers in reaching their full potential.

Working on strong stroke work and ensuring they keep up with their fitness.

After a few years away from coaching I know that swimming is where I am meant to be. I am excited to have rejoined the club.

I have multiple CPD qualifications in neurodiversity and understand how to support swimmers with neurodiverse needs. 

I’ve been part of the club since 2011, first as a competitive swimmer and now as a coach. Swimming has always been a huge part of my life, and stepping into coaching was the perfect way to stay connected to the sport and help others find the same passion for it.

I’ve coached across a range of squads and love seeing swimmers progress, grow in confidence, and enjoy being part of the team. A highlight for me has been seeing swimmers I’ve coached qualify for County and Regional events and continue to progress through the sport.

What I love most about coaching is the team atmosphere, seeing swimmers support and motivate each other is what makes coaching so fulfilling.