SEAGULLS SWIMMING CLUB - Key Persons
Anand started learning swimming very young due to his unique learning style / energy that found himself proceed into club swimming as well. As a swimmer Anand managed to compete at a county level and also played Water Polo in which he was part of the national training at Millfield school.
With the multiple sports that Anand has experienced over the years he has worked with many amazing coaches and has learnt a lot from these coaches to be able to adapt his sessions to swimmers that he coaches to get the very best out of each swimmer.
Job Titles:
- LVL 2 Swimming Coach
- Swim Teacher
Job Titles:
- Synchronised Swimming Representative
Job Titles:
- Female Welfare Officer
- Welfare Officer ( Female )
Job Titles:
- County - Assistant Coach - 2018
Eve started swimming with Seagulls when she was 10 and fell in love with the sport. She worked her way through the squads which allowed her to compete at County, Regional and National level. Eve took some time out from swimming to go to university and travel. Once she had graduated from Loughborough University, Eve knew she wanted to be involved in the sport again so returned to coaching. Eve's aim as a coach is to inspire a love for the sport and get as many people to enjoy swimming as possible.
Job Titles:
- Male Welfare Officer
- Welfare Officer ( Male )
Job Titles:
- Secretary
- Disclosure and Barring Service Officer
- SWIMMING COACH
Libby has always loved swimming, learning to swim at a young age and becoming a club swimmer in London. When her boys were young, she decided to change careers from being in the Police and was drawn back to swimming. Qualifying as a Swimming teacher in 2013 She has taught swimming at all levels, from ‘Mum and Babies' Preschool, Learn to Swim, School swimming to competitive swimming for private swim schools and classes at David Lloyd.
Having started swimming from a young age Martin has been swimming for many years starting at club level all the way through up to international level representing England on 2 different occasions. Amongst these achievements he made multiple appearances at County, Regional, and National level standard competitions as well as being a member of the Swansea ITC between 2010 -2012.
Martin has been a member of Seagulls swimming club since 2014 starting of as a voluntary coach helping out before taking over as the assistant head coach 6 months later. Fast forward 3 years and gap year travelling he became head coach at the end of 2017. Martin's aim is to help push every swimmer to be the best they can be as well as enjoying the process and experiences that are made.