Swimming
Camp
Take your swimming to new heights at the United States Air Force Academy. Train with Air Force Swimming coaches, improve stroke technique, receive video analysis and challenge yourself in one of the nation's premier collegiate aquatic facilities.
Swimming Camp
Swimming Camp
Experience Swimming at the Academy
Air Force Swimming Camp is designed for experienced swimmers with a strong year-round training base who want to improve technique, efficiency and overall performance.
Campers train with Air Force Swimming coaches while receiving detailed instruction in stroke technique, starts, turns and race skills.
Individual video analysis gives swimmers an opportunity to see their technique, identify areas for improvement and better understand how elite-level swimmers move through the water.
Feet Above Sea Level
Train at altitude inside the Cadet Natatorium at the United States Air Force Academy in a unique collegiate swimming environment.
Complete Swim Development
Air Force Swimming Camp combines technical instruction, video analysis, challenging training and dryland development.
Stroke Development
Campers receive detailed instruction designed to improve stroke mechanics, starts, turns and overall efficiency in the water.
Training sessions challenge swimmers while reinforcing proper technique and race-specific skills.
Video Analysis
Swimmers receive individual video analysis to help identify technical strengths and areas for improvement.
Camp instruction also uses examples from elite swimmers to help campers better understand efficient movement and high-level stroke mechanics.
Train in a World-Class Facility
Experience one of the premier collegiate aquatic training environments in the country.
Performance Environment
The Cadet Natatorium features modern starting blocks, bulkheads, scoreboards and lighting along with technology designed to support swimmer development.
Reaction-time equipment and video analysis capabilities provide additional tools for technical instruction.
Dryland Training
Campers also participate in dryland training designed to complement their work in the pool.
Athletes should bring appropriate athletic clothing and shoes for all dryland activities.
Important Camp Information
Review these important details before completing your Air Force Swimming Camp registration.
Camper Ages
Air Force Swimming Camp is designed for swimmers ages 12–18.
Experience Level
Camp is best suited for experienced swimmers with a good year-round training base.
Boarder Age
Campers staying overnight must be at least 12 years old.
Daily Schedule
Camp generally runs from 8:30 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday.
Friday
Friday is a half day, with camp concluding at approximately noon following the final activities.
Camp Location
Swimming Camp is conducted at the Cadet Natatorium at the United States Air Force Academy.
Swimming Equipment
Campers should arrive prepared for multiple pool sessions and dryland training throughout the week.
Swimming Equipment
Campers should bring 2–3 swimsuits, goggles, swim caps, short fins, a kickboard, pull gear and plenty of towels.
We recommend bringing at least two towels so swimmers have dry options available throughout the training day.
Training Gear
Swimmers should bring athletic clothing appropriate for dryland workouts along with athletic shoes.
A personal water bottle is strongly recommended for all pool and dryland training sessions.
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