Masters swimming at Seagulls Swimming Club is for adults aged over 18 years (generally) and encompasses the whole range of ability from casual fitness swimming to highly organised competitive swimming. Therefore, to be a Masters swimmer you don’t have to be a past champion or even plan to be a future one.
More & more people are looking for ways to keep fit and to socialise as we become more health conscious, and the Masters swimming scene can tick all the boxes.
Swimming within the Seagulls Swimming Club Masters section is a friendly affair. Masters membership covers a wide range of abilities from the casual swimmer to the more competitive swimmer of all ages. Most of our Masters members have joined because they either swum in the past, or were swimming at local public sessions. If you are interested in swimming; to improve your general fitness, stamina or technique, as a means of relaxation, or just to swim in a more motivational session or social group, then our club is probably what you are looking for.
Our Coach provides a tailored training program and oversees the swimming in each lane and the lanes are generally organised by ability, so even if you havenβt swum for years, there will be a level to suit you.
For those who are interested in competing, Seagulls Swimming Club attends competitions in the local area and has individuals who compete further afield. Masters competitions are usually relaxed, fun and friendly affairs which rarely have a qualifying standard. Heats usually take place based on ability and not age, therefore, no matter what standard you have reached, you should only be racing against people of a similar ability. However, there is no requirement for swimmers to compete at all.
Squad Fees
All squad fees can be found on our Membership Fees page.
Squad Training Calendar
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Swimmers are encouraged to arrive at poolside 5 minutes before the scheduled session start time, and to engage in poolside warm up and stretching exercises.
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Seagulls Swimming Club – Squad Training Timetable.
Google Calendar
All of our squad training timetables are available via public Google calendars. This allows you to subscribe to your individual squads training calendar via your existing Google account and/or via your mobile device. So that’s one less excuse for missing a session!
How do I do that?
If you have an iPhone or iPad.
- Navigate to Settings ⇒ Mail, Contacts, Calendars ⇒ Add Account.
- Select Other ⇒ Add CalDAV Account or Add Subscribed Calendar.
- Enter goo.gl/I5znF8 and touch Next.
- Touch Save.
If you have a Google account.
- Point your browser to https://www.google.com/calendar.
- Under the “Other calendars” widget on the left, click the small downward pointing arrow, and then “Add by URL”.
- Enter the address http://goo.gl/I5znF8 and click the “Add Calendar” button.
With any luck you should see the calendar in your Google “Other calendars” now.
To add your “Other calendars” to your iPhone or iPad, simply browse to https://www.google.com/calendar/iphoneselect and select the calendars you want to see on your iDevice. Give it a minute to sync and you’ll be all set.
Please consult your mobile device operating manual if you experience difficulties in subscribing to our squad calendars.
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Closing date 30th March … See MoreSee Less

………So thinking of organising a Masters social event would anyone be interested and if so what day of the week and vague location suits. … See MoreSee Less
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BBC Sport
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Nora Ronai is an architect, university professor and swimmer. She’s 93 years old. And she’s still winning medals.
Black kit bag left after training this morning handed in to front desk. Please ask there if it’s yours! … See MoreSee Less
Christchurch Seagulls Swimming Club Masters shared Fareham Nomads Swimming Club‘s photo.
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Fareham Nomads Swimming Club are pleased to announce we will be adding a Masters Meet to our calendar this season.
Saturday 28th April 2018 @ The Quays, Southampton.
More information to come …

Dorset Masters Completed.
Next up is the ASA South West Championships.
Get your entry’s in. ππββοΈ … See MoreSee Less
Christchurch Seagulls Swimming Club Masters shared British Swimming‘s post. … See MoreSee Less
Our favourite pictures from last night’s π₯ medal and π title relay win in the Men’s 4x200m Freestyle here at #FINABudapest2017!
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Christchurch Seagulls Swimming Club Masters shared British Swimming‘s π₯π₯ for Adam Peaty in Budapest.
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So far it’s π₯π₯ for Adam Peaty MBE in Budapest and we just can’t stop re-watching last night’s winning swim!
πͺ π – Well worth the watch!!
Christchurch Seagulls Swimming Club Masters shared Time Out London‘s Jane is 86, and still swimming.
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Meet the amazing 86-year-old Londoner who holds 23 (!) world records in swimming ππΌ π
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