In just one month, my daughter Julie has dropped: 1.3 seconds in the 50 FR, 2.2 seconds in the 100 FR, 2.6 seconds in the 200 FR, 4.5 seconds in the 100 BK, 6.1 seconds in the 200 BK, 1 second in the 100 FL, 3.2 seconds in the 200 FL, 5 seconds in the 100 BR, 10 seconds in the 200 BR, 3.8 seconds in the 200 IM and 8 seconds in the 400 IM. That's over 45 seconds in one month! We can't wait to come back - she is a totally different swimmer."
C.D.
Maryland

Peak Performance Swim Camp | Boston, MA Swimming Camps

Peak Performance Swim Camp offers year round swim camps created to help push competitive swimmers ages 7-17 past their known limits by assisting swimmers surpass their maximum potential to achieve their competitive edge in swimming. These swimming camps are located all over the United States, and are held each Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter. Two concepts guide our swimming camps: The Swimming Triangle and Swim Positive. Together, these concepts will aid you in improving your swimming times and techniques.
The Swimming Triangle encourages a holistic combination of a mental, physical, and technical approach to swimming and Swim Positive encourages a positive attitude toward competitive swim training and to life.

Founded by former Olympic coach Nick Baker, Peak Performance Swim Camp features an experienced staff led by Coach Baker, who brings 37 years of experience as a competitive swimming coach for thousands of swimmers to each swim camp. Using his many years of experience, Coach Baker pushes each swimmer to reach new personal records. Because of a swimmer-to-coach ratio as low as 5:1, all swim camp swimmers are given the full attention they need to improve their techniques and times.

Our swimmers always have fun at Swim Camp and also learn valuable swimming skills to enhance and improve their strokes and help them in local, State, and National competition at USA Swimming, rec swimming, and high school swim meets.

Because swim camps are offered in the Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter, swimmers are afforded more opportunities for improvement. At Peak Performance Swim Camp, swimmers learn: how to perfect their streamline, get faster times, get a powerful butterfly kick, have a fast flip turn, improve their freestyle starts, swim more efficiently, learn the proper backstroke start, learn new butterfly drills, and breathe correctly in their breaststroke.

Swimmers and parents enjoy that our swim camps are located all over the country, all year long:
Spring Swim Camps in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida; Washington DC; Greenwich, Connecticut and Orlando, Florida.

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Summer Swim Camps in Atlanta, Georgia; Orlando, Florida; Washington DC; Greenwich, Connecticut; Seattle, Washington; Los Angeles, California; Mt. Kisco, New York and Boston, Massachusetts

Winter Swim Camps in Orlando, Florida and Mt. Kisco, New York

If you are currently on a competitive, rec, or high school swim team in the New England or Boston, Massachusetts area (like Bay State Swim Club, Boston Masters Swimming, Cambridge Masters Swim Club, New England Masters, Lexington Swim Team, Framingham Swim Team, Natick Swim Team, Patriot Swim Club, YMCA Aquatics Club, Andover Swim Team, Chelmsford Swim Team, Acton-Boxborough Swim Team, Wellesley Swim Team, Needham Swim Team, Boston Latin Swim Team, Central Catholic Swim Team, Haverhill Swim Team, Brookline Swim Team, New Bedford Swim Team, Charles River Aquatics, New England Swimming, Liquid Assets, Boston Elite Swim Team Orcas, Boston Harbor Swim) Peak Performance Swim Camp will allow you to learn the techniques and thinking you need to improve and excel as a swimmer in the competitive New England region of Boston, Massachusetts.

Peak Performance Swim Camp allows each swimmer at swim camp to focus on the physical and technical skills that are essential for successful swimming like proper freestyle technique, freestyle starts and turns, new freestyle drills, proper breaststroke technique, backstroke starts and turns, breaststroke starts and turns, new breaststroke drills, proper backstroke technique (backstroke hand position, backstroke arm placement, backstroke flutter kick), new backstroke drills, proper butterfly technique (dolphin kick, proper hip motion, getting arms out of the water), butterfly starts and turns, new butterfly drills, breathing, cross-training for swimming, dry-land exercises, yoga, and mental skills like concentration and focus for swimming.

Just as important as technique is having fun in and out of the pool during swim camp. Swimmers at Peak Performance Swim Camps always have fun during swim camps learning positive swimming skills and lessons that cross over into positive life skills and lessons, bonding with new friends, making life-long friendships, enjoying social activities out of the pool, and having the swim camp experience of a lifetime! Check out all of the info about Peak Performance Swim Camp at www.swimcamp.com.

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