Arizona Winter Sprint Swim Camp

The Arizona Winter Sprint Swim Camp at the University of Arizona is a fantastic opportunity for competitive swimmers aged 10 to 17 to refine their skills and take their performance to the next level. Held over two days, November 11-12, this day camp is designed for swimmers with experience in all four competitive strokes—freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly—who are eager to improve their technique. Led by Brandy Maben, a former University of Arizona coach and captain of the 2008 National Championship team, the camp offers expert instruction in an outdoor Olympic-sized pool. The facility includes an Outdoor Training Zone (OTZ) and ample deck space for training and events, providing a top-tier environment for learning and growth. The camp focuses on stroke technique refinement, with small group and individual analysis to ensure personalized feedback. A low camper-to-staff ratio allows for detailed instruction, helping participants enhance their understanding of swimming mechanics. Campers will also receive a camp T-shirt and swim cap, with merit-based prizes adding a fun competitive element. Each day runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with participants responsible for bringing their own packed lunch. While transportation is not provided, parents can rest assured that campers are fully supervised during camp hours. This program not only sharpens swimming skills but also instills a winning mindset, making it an invaluable experience for young athletes aiming to excel in the pool. For families seeking a focused and highly engaging swim camp, the Arizona Winter Sprint Swim Camp delivers both expertise and inspiration in spades.