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The Story Behind Every Bluefins Hat
Just like every club swimmer, Bluefins love a new hat. Whether it’s for training or racing, there’s just something about pulling on a new hat that makes you feel part of something bigger. Since our 2020 relaunch, hats have become more than just kit — they’ve become part of our identity and culture.
Outside the club, our hats spark plenty of curiosity too — and one of the questions we’re asked most often is: “What are the different hats about?”
6 days ago4 min read


New Season - Bluefins TOP Swimmers recognised for their coachabilty skills🌟🏊♀️🏊🏼🏊♂️
The new season has begun with real momentum — and our swimmers have wasted no time setting the standard.
Each month, we highlight individuals who bring the right blend of effort, attitude, consistency, and skill to every session. Our Top Swimmer awards recognise those who don’t just perform well in the pool, but who train the right way:
• they embrace feedback
• they chase improvement
• they show discipline and focus
• they support their lane
Nov 141 min read


Skills Academy 🏊🎓 The Foundation of Bluefins💙
For many families, joining the Skills Academy is the entry point into the world of club swimming. It can feel a little different from lessons — structured sets, squads, lane etiquette, Bluefins kit.
Sep 236 min read


👀An Eye for Detail in Coaching — What Sets Bluefins Apart
At Bluefins, we believe the difference between good and great coaching lies in the details. Every turn, every breakout, every drill better than the last. Our coaches bring focus, analysis, and feedback — the keys to refining technique and driving improvement. And while passion drives us forward, it’s precision that turns it into progress.🏊♂️✨
Above all, it’s all about coaching — the quality of what we do, the detail in how we do it, and the relentless drive to be the best.
Sep 193 min read


BEYOND LESSONS: Keep Swimming with Bluefins💙
From Lessons to Squads — The Next Step
Swimming lessons give children a fantastic foundation. They learn the strokes, gain water confidence, and start to enjoy the rhythm of regular swimming. But many families reach a stage where lessons alone no longer feel enough. Lanes can be crowded, age ranges are wide, and the opportunity for progress starts to feel limited.
Sep 173 min read
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