Christmas Clinic

Christmas Clinic

07:00 to 16:15, 30 December 2024
Pond Forge International Sports Centre, Sheffield

Are you ready to be pushed beyond your capabilities? Join Triple Olympic Champion, Adam Peaty and the AP Race team as they put you through the paces on one of Adams most gruelling pool sessions to date.

During the session, you will be given an insight into how Adam overcomes the mental blocks of pushing beyond your limits and how he extracts the very best out of himself. Be prepared to test your limits and learn what it takes to become the best in the world.

Team

Adam Peaty

Adam is one of the most dominant athletes ever to live. After being crowned an Olympic Champion at just 21 years old, over a decade since his his senior international debut he has accumulated 14 World Records and has 3 Olympic Titles to his name. As the only person in history to swim both 25 seconds in the 50 and 56 seconds in the 100 Breaststroke, there is no one better in the world to share what it takes to push yourself beyond what’s possible.

Ed Baxter

During his career, Ed was Youth Commonwealth Champion, Multiple British Champion & Record Holder as well as being English Senior Short Course Champion all over the 200-metre breaststroke. Ed was Adam Peaty’s training partner for 5 years and accompanied Adam through many of his gruelling sessions. He now acts as one of Adams support coaches.

Rob Norman

Rob is a very experienced swimming specific Strength and Conditioning Coach who has a wealth of knowledge around how to best compliment the metres done in the pool with a truly World Class Dry Strength and Conditioning Programme. After working with British Swimming from 2017 to 2023, Rob is now Adam Peaty’s personal Strength and Conditioning Coach.

Kevin Pickard

Kevin has worked in the swimming space now for 20 years, supporting swimmers, coaches, and parents. His specialism is insights into the hurdles that parents face along the journey, and across the parent station at the Race Clinic, parents will have extensive opportunities to ask questions and explore the challenges they are facing.

There will also be a further 11 team members supporting the Race Clinics, including team managers and media representatives.