swim gear that we use & recommend

These fins are soft and flexible, making them great for our Level 1 and 2 beginner classes. They will give plenty of speed to help you learn the efficiency drills we teach in class.

The slightly smaller blade (compared to the Speedo Switchblades) makes these fins ideal for our Level 3 and Level 4 swimmers.

These are the fins Coach Stewart had when he was a wee lad zooming up and down the pool. The smallest blade of these three and best if you 

are in our Masters swim program.

Helpful for anyone with a cross over entry. The small fin will catch the water and help pull your hand wider. Great for streamline and switch drills.

Eliminate the need to turn and breath so you can focus on doing drills and swimming with the best technique you can. 

For safe open water swimming. 

Increase visibility, store your valuables

and snacks!

Great tool to develop a clean, smooth hand entry. Hit the water at the wrong angle and the paddles will fall off. You'll learn quickly with these paddles. 

Easily the most popular open water goggles we see. Stewart has 3 pairs - clear for grey days, tinted for clear days and mirrored for sunny days. 

Struggling to learn how much rotation you should have with every stroke? Do you tend to swim flat once you fatigue. Finis Tec Toc will help you build more awareness and swim with greater efficiency.

Stewart and Oscar wear these googles for every pool swim workout. All the metrics right in your eye. Lap timer, distance, pace, even heart rate. 100% worth the investment.

Attaches to the FORM smart swim goggles to provide HR data as you swim, helping to ensure you are training in the right zones.

Awesome metronome beeper to help develop better rhythm, increase or decrease stroke rate (tempo) and learn to pace your swims.