Swim Clinic in the Boston Area – Jan 25th
Milt Nelms and I are excited to put on a special opportunity for Boston area swimmers to spend an afternoon with two of the top thinkers and innovators in swimming today. Come join us for a 4hr swim clinic and learn about my unique way of training under the guidance of Milt Nelms, and to learn key skills to becoming a better athlete and swimmer!
Presented by Dana Vollmer and Milt Nelms plus my husband Andy Grant
Location: Wayland Community Pool
258 Old Connecticut Path, Wayland, MA 01778
Date: Saturday, January 25, 2014
Time: 12-4 pm
Cost: $165 per swimmer
Contact: clinics@flyingfree.com
Registration: https://tms.ezfacility.com/OnlineRegistrations/Register.aspx?CompanyID=1809&GroupID=982437
Any age, including adult, welcome, basic swimming skills required (~100m on own of swimming at one time)
Dana Vollmer
Four-time Olympic Gold Medalist
World Record Holder
American Record Holder
2009 NCAA Swimmer of the Year
Milton Nelms
Widely recognized speaker, expert in aquatics,
movement consultant, and advisor to swimmers,
coaches, and organizations worldwide.
A little more about myself, Milt and my husband Andy:
Dana Vollmer is the 2012 Olympic Champion and World Record Holder in the 100-meter butterfly. Dana will describe her successful approach to lifestyle and health, and explain her work with Milt Nelms, and her coach, Teri McKeever. Dana will demonstrate exercises for on land and in the water that are designed for any swimmer.
Milton Nelms is an internationally recognized expert and speaker on swimming. Milt is currently Head of the Research Advisory Board at the Swedish Center for Aquatic Research, based at Lund University in Lund, Sweden. Ian Thorpe, 4-time World Swimmer of the Year, said this about Milt: “I believe if swimming is to move forwards, the Milt Nelms… approach is the only way to go. It’s such a healthy way of swimming and training, and the only way that swimming is going to get significantly faster.”
Andy Grant, Dana’s husband, is a Stanford University graduate, 3-time medalist for the United States at the Pan American Championships in 2007, and former American Record Holder. Andy brings insight into goal setting, transitioning from one level to the next, and keeping the sport fun.