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The Race Club Swim Camps offer swim camps, private swim coaching, and private swim lessons that focus on training in swimming. Swimmers take part in swimming drills, strength training, mental training, and work on nutrition and recovery. The program includes training for all four swim strokes (freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly), as well as training for starts and flip turns, using advanced technology and video analysis to test and correct technique by measuring velocity, acceleration and deceleration, drag and propulsion, and hand pressure and orientation.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
The Race Club Swim Camps also offer an online membership with instructional videos, workouts, and comprehensive resources for swimmers and triathletes of all levels, along with one-on-one feedback from Race Club coaches. The coaching staff is described as a highly skilled group that focuses primarily on improving swimming technique, with each coach trained to observe and correct small details and flaws in technique. The leadership team includes Gary Hall, Sr. as Technical Director and Head Coach, Mary Hall as Manager, Accountant and Mother of the Club, Richard Hall as Director of Video Production and Assistant Coach, Mike Eastman as Associate Head Coach for Elite Online Coaching, and Gary Hall Jr. as the Founder of The Race Club.
The origin of The Race Club dates back to 2000, when 13 talented swimmers came together to train for the Sydney Olympic Games, and the swimming camp was officially founded in 2003 by Gary Hall Jr. In 2006, The Race Club began offering swimming camps, and in 2008, 17 swimmers representing 15 countries who trained with The Race Club competed in the Beijing Olympics. The program states that training Olympic swimmers is its passion and history, and that making swimmers better is its business.
The Race Club reports a focus on developing advanced swim camps and using advanced video and analytical software, along with what it describes as the world’s most advanced technology for testing and correcting swimmers. Some Race Club camps have resulted in a full college scholarship for participants. The program lists industry affiliations with Swim Swam, Triathlete Magazine, the United States Olympians Association, and the Florida Swim Network. A testimonial from Olympic gold medalist Maggie MacNeil states, “If you want real swim coaching that works and effective implementation – The Race Club has you covered.”
Last updated March 26, 2026.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
The Race Club Swim Camps also offer an online membership with instructional videos, workouts, and comprehensive resources for swimmers and triathletes of all levels, along with one-on-one feedback from Race Club coaches. The coaching staff is described as a highly skilled group that focuses primarily on improving swimming technique, with each coach trained to observe and correct small details and flaws in technique. The leadership team includes Gary Hall, Sr. as Technical Director and Head Coach, Mary Hall as Manager, Accountant and Mother of the Club, Richard Hall as Director of Video Production and Assistant Coach, Mike Eastman as Associate Head Coach for Elite Online Coaching, and Gary Hall Jr. as the Founder of The Race Club.
The origin of The Race Club dates back to 2000, when 13 talented swimmers came together to train for the Sydney Olympic Games, and the swimming camp was officially founded in 2003 by Gary Hall Jr. In 2006, The Race Club began offering swimming camps, and in 2008, 17 swimmers representing 15 countries who trained with The Race Club competed in the Beijing Olympics. The program states that training Olympic swimmers is its passion and history, and that making swimmers better is its business.
The Race Club reports a focus on developing advanced swim camps and using advanced video and analytical software, along with what it describes as the world’s most advanced technology for testing and correcting swimmers. Some Race Club camps have resulted in a full college scholarship for participants. The program lists industry affiliations with Swim Swam, Triathlete Magazine, the United States Olympians Association, and the Florida Swim Network. A testimonial from Olympic gold medalist Maggie MacNeil states, “If you want real swim coaching that works and effective implementation – The Race Club has you covered.”
Last updated March 26, 2026.
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