Get into Masters Artistic Swimming

December 6, 2016 Masters

There are an increasing number of opportunities for adults interested in getting into synchronised swimming.

Taster sessions and classes designed to improve your fitness with Artistic Swimming are available all over the country.

As well as a challenging and different hobby to take up, the fitness benefits of Artistic Swimming are huge.

It tones your leg muscles, improves your upper body strength, balance and posture and helps develop your agility and flexibility.

It’s no wonder the likes of supermodels Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell have used synchronised swimming as way to keep in shape!

Masters Artistic Swimming Competitions

Masters synchro can be just about fitness and fun. But if you fancy learning a routine, there are Masters competitions taking place throughout the year.

There are no restrictions for Masters Artistic Swimming competitions in England. So whether you are a complete beginner or a former elite synchro athlete, you are welcomed into the community.

The Masters Artistic Swimming calendar culminates in the National Masters Synchronised Swimming Championships in November.

Check out some of the pictures from the 2016 event in the gallery below.

Nigel Sayers
Nigel Sayers competing in the Solo Technical Routine event at the 2016 Masters Synchronised Swimming Championships.
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Seymour
Seymour competing in the Team Free Routine event at the 2016 Masters Synchronised Swimming Championships.
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Halifax
Halifax competing in the Team Free Routine event at the 2016 Masters Synchronised Swimming Championships.
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Anne Long & Linda Doidge
Anne Long & Linda Doidge competing in the Duet Technical Routine event at the 2016 Masters Synchronised Swimming Championships.
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City of Preston
City of Preston competing in the Free Combination Routine event at the 2016 Masters Synchronised Swimming Championships.
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Out To Swim
Out To Swim competing in the Free Combination Routine event at the 2016 Masters Synchronised Swimming Championships.
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Andrea Holland & Carolyn MacDonald
Andrea Holland and Carolyn MacDonald competing in the Duet Free Routine event at the 2016 Masters Synchronised Swimming Championships.
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Christina Lorimer
Christina Lorimer competing in the Solo Free Routine event at the 2016 Masters Synchronised Swimming Championships.
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Rosie Barrington
Rosie Barrington competing in the Solo Technical Routine event at the 2016 Masters Synchronised Swimming Championships.
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Rushmoor
Rushmoor competing in the Team Technical Routine event at the 2016 Masters Synchronised Swimming Championships.
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