Discover the joy of swimming with a supportive community of adults who love the water. Expert coaching, structured workouts, and a place to belong, right here in Kingston.
Kingston Masters Swim Club brings adult swimmers together for purposeful, coached training. Whether you're developing your technique or building endurance, every practice is designed to help you progress with your lane mates.
Written workouts, intervals, stroke correction and support from experienced coaches.
Varied sessions that build skills, fitness and confidence throughout the season.
Share the water with swimmers who value encouragement, effort and connection.
Explore the club's published inaugural fall session, October 11 to December 20, 2026. Pricing and availability for future sessions will be confirmed by the club.
Train at Queen’s Athletic & Recreation Centre.
Early-morning training plus Sunday at Queen’s.
A great way to make coached swimming part of your week.
Registration note: The published fall fees exclude the mandatory $72.50 Swim Ontario annual registration fee, valid through August 31, 2027. No swims on November 15; no Monday swim on October 12. These are historical fall 2026 prices shown for demonstration, not a claim of current availability.
Enjoy coached sessions at convenient facilities in Kingston and Amherstview. Facility access is included with club membership.
284 Earl Street, Kingston, Ontario
Club members can enter up to 15 minutes before practice. Check in at the front desk if you're not an ARC member.
322 Amherst Drive, Amherstview, Ontario
Check in at the customer service desk and identify yourself as part of the Masters Swimming group.
Experienced swimmers and dedicated coaches helping you get more from every session.
A former Kingston Blue Marlins swimmer with over a decade of coaching experience. Lee brings a passion for coaching, community and helping others thrive.
A former University of Waterloo swimmer and experienced masters coach with a love for sprint freestyle, backstroke and open-water swimming.
A former Kingston Blue Marlins and University of Calgary swimmer who returned to Kingston and to coaching after an adventurous career and life abroad.
No. The club rents pool space privately and facility access is included in the club membership fee.
Every session is structured and coach-led, with written sets, intervals, stroke focus and technique feedback. This is not an unguided public lap swim.
Yes. Talk to the coach before or during practice so they can help adapt the workout appropriately.
The published 2026–2027 annual fee is $72.50 and covers insurance and other registration-related services. It remains valid through August 31, 2027.
After the club processes your registration and payment, you'll receive an email invitation to complete the required Swimming Canada registration before swimming.
See how a simple digital registration experience could work. No data is sent or stored.
