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Session 1 Adult Huskies Swim Training

Adult Huskies Swim Training offers group sessions for swimmers aged 18 and older aiming to enhance their swimming skills and fitness. Each session includes warm-up and tailored workouts for beginner, intermediate, and advanced swimmers, with coaching to support individual swimming goals.

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Organizer image · Michigan Technological University ↗
Adult Huskies Swim Training provides focused coaching and competitive guidance for swimmers 18 years and older who seek to improve their skills and fitness in a group environment. Each session features warm-up exercises and varied workouts catering to beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. Participants receive coaching tailored to their personal swimming objectives. Space is provided for personal items on the pool deck; goggles are highly recommended, and showering is mandatory before entering the pool. Class sizes are limited. The sessions take place at the Student Development Complex (SDC) Pool in Houghton.

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Last successful source check: Oct 13, 2026, 6:30 AM

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