Summer Swimming Camp 2027 in Tenerife
The Tenerife Top Training Summer Swimming Camp is a technical swimming programme in Tenerife designed for young swimmers aged 10 to 17 who want to improve their technique, skills and understanding of swimming during the summer holidays.
- Training and Facilities: Participants train in the 50 m Olympic pool and 25 m pool at Tenerife Top Training, with technical swimming sessions, strength and body-control training, video analysis and access to the hydrodynamic flume.
- Who It Is For: Young swimmers aged 10–17 who already have a solid swimming foundation, train regularly, compete or are preparing to start competing.
- Key Benefits: Technical development across all four swimming strokes, starts, turns and underwater skills, individual feedback, video analysis and training in small groups according to level and experience.
- Summer Swimming Camp 2027: The next summer camp will take place at Tenerife Top Training in Tenerife, Spain. Dates will be announced soon.
- Location: Tenerife Top Training, La Caleta de Adeje, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain.
Welcome to the Tenerife Top Training Summer Swimming Camp 2027!
The main focus of the Tenerife Top Training Summer Swimming Camp is to help young swimmers improve their technique, physical preparation and overall swimming skills through a combination of practical training and technical learning.
Throughout the camp, swimmers take part in practical and theoretical sessions designed to develop swimming technique, improve efficiency in the water and better understand the technical aspects of training. The programme supports their continued development and helps them prepare for training and competition with their respective clubs.
The programme also includes strength, body awareness and postural control sessions to support balanced physical development and complement the work carried out in the pool.
Who is this camp for?
- Young swimmers aged 10 to 17 who already have a solid swimming foundation, are currently competing, plan to start competing, or have basic knowledge of at least three swimming strokes.
Summer Swimming Camp 2027 – Camp Details
- Summer Swimming Camp 2027: New dates to be confirmed.
- Location: Tenerife Top Training, La Caleta de Adeje, Tenerife, Spain.
- Schedule: From 09:00 AM to 01:00 PM.
- Languages: Training is provided in English and Spanish.
- Recommended age: 10 to 17 years old.
- Meals: The camp does not include meal service.
LIMITED SPOTS
Why choose our SUMMER Swimming Camp?
1- LICENCED COACHES
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We have highly qualified professionals with extensive experience in training children and teenagers, using a unique and effective methodology.
2-HIGH PERFORMANCE FACILITIES
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The camp takes place at the International High-Performance Center, a professional environment that inspires and motivates.
3-HEATED OLYMPIC POOLS
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Participants will train in the same pools used by world-class swimmers.
4-EXCLUSIVE AND TAILORED PROGRAM
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Designed to improve technique and skill development for each swimmer, with specialized methods based on age and experience level.
5-ACCESS TO CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY
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Use of professional swimming equipment, with guidance on how to maximize its benefits.
6-HYDRODYNAMIC FLUME CHANNEL
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Participants will have access to this unique and advanced tool, usually reserved for high-performance athletes and universities.
7-PERSONALIZED ANALYS AND PROGRESS TRACKING
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8-THEORETICAL AND ADVANCED TECHNICAL SESSIONS
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Educational talks to enhance understanding of the sport and develop strategic skills.
9-INDIVIDIUALIZED REPORT
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At the end of the camp, each participant will receive a detailed video report with their progress and recommendations to improve performance.
10-SPECIALIZED SRENGHT TRAINING
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Physical conditioning programs specifically designed for swimmers, with a unique methodology developed by Tenerife Top Training.
11-SELF-KNOWLEDGE AND SELF-ASSESMENT
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We teach swimmers to analyze their own progress and athletic development so they can improve independently.
12- EXPERIENCE LIFE AS A PROFESSIONAL SWIMMER
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Train in a high-level environment with state-of-the-art equipment and a performance-driven approach.
Swimming Camp coaches
and sports coordinators
TOMÁS BARREDA
He currently trains different athletes in various disciplines, a role he combines with giving talks and courses at Tenerife Top Training.
His interests include sports, travel, and continuing education.
The camp schedule.
You will soon be able to view and download the camp schedule
Minimum level required for participation:
The minimum requirement is that the swimmer completes 50 m of each stroke with smooth technique (butterfly, breaststroke, freestyle, and backstroke), in addition to being able to swim 300 m continuously without stopping and to complete at least 100 m in individual medley.
Based on this evaluation, groups will be formed.
General Objectives of the Camp
- Improve the swimmers’ physical and technical abilities.
- Teach the fundamentals of technical work from both a theoretical and practical perspective.
- Conduct physiological and cardiovascular assessments to gather data for the upcoming season.
The camp location is the Tenerife Top Training sports center.
Designed for children and adolescents aged 10 to 17 who already have a solid swimming foundation, train regularly, compete or are preparing to start competing, and want to further develop their technique and overall swimming skills.
A unique swimming training environment in Spain and Europe, combining high-performance facilities, technical coaching, video analysis, hydrodynamic flume sessions and practical learning to help swimmers better understand and develop their technique.
All participants will have the opportunity to experience the hydrodynamic flume, where they can swim one or more strokes against an adjustable water current. Each swimmer will receive individual technical observation, personalized verbal feedback on the main aspects identified, and a video recording of the session.
Each participant will receive written guidance highlighting the main areas for improvement across all four strokes, based on the observations and feedback provided throughout the camp. View an example of the personal evaluation form.
The swimming camp combines technical learning and practical training, covering the four strokes as well as starts, turns, underwater phases, body control and swim-specific physical preparation. Sessions may also include video analysis, work in the hydrodynamic flume and dryland training, helping swimmers better understand their technique and apply what they learn directly in the water.
How to participate in our siwimming camp?
1. Choice of Participation Period: In the registration process, you have the flexibility to select the duration of your participation. You can opt for a 1-week stay, 2-week stay or individual days, depending on availability. Choose the type of participation that best suits your preferences.
2. Payment Options: We offer two payment options. You can pay conveniently through our online platform by credit card, or if you prefer, contact us and we will provide you with our bank account details so that you can make a bank transfer. If you opt for online payment, we recommend that you create a profile in your child’s name to expedite the process.
3. Participation Documents: Download the necessary documents to formalize your participation. Complete the forms and send them to us along with a copy of the participant’s ID and social security or other relevant insurance document.
Place Confirmation: Once we have received and processed your documents, we will send you a confirmation from Tenerife Top Training. This confirmation secures your place in our program.
Important information before appling:
The camp activities are conducted in Spanish and English, as indicated in the program’s promotional information.
Registration of participants who do not understand either of these languages is carried out under the sole responsibility of their parents or legal guardians. Lack of language comprehension, the child’s lack of motivation, or their decision not to continue at the camp for this reason will not entitle them to any refund, compensation, or claim.
Please note that the swimming camp is designed for participants who meet a minimum skill level to ensure a safe and effective training experience. The camp organizers reserve the right to cancel the participation of any child who does not meet these requirements. If you have any questions or need guidance, please feel free to contact us — we’ll be happy to assist you.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us
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CAMP OVERVIEW & METHODOLOGY
Who can participate in the camp?
The camp is open to swimmers aged 10–17 who are already competing, planning to compete next season, or who have basic knowledge of at least three strokes.
The minimum requirement is that the swimmer completes 50 m of each stroke with smooth technique (butterfly, breaststroke, freestyle, and backstroke), in addition to being able to swim 300 m continuously without stopping and to complete at least 100 m in individual medley.
Based on this evaluation, groups will be formed.
What is the main focus of the Summer Swimming Camp? Is it suitable for beginners?
No. The Summer Swimming Camp is not a beginner swimming course. It is designed for young swimmers who are already confident and independent in the water and have a sufficient technical foundation to participate in structured training sessions.
What methodology is used during the Summer Swimming Camp?
The Summer Swimming Camp follows a technical, educational and practical methodology focused on helping swimmers understand and improve their technique. Training combines observation, explanation, specific practice, feedback and repetition.
The programme covers the four swimming strokes, starts, turns, underwater phases, swimming efficiency, specific strength and postural control. Depending on the programme, video analysis and sessions in the hydrodynamic flume are also included.
Does the methodology change between the Christmas, April/Easter, and summer camps?
My child is an advanced swimmer. Is the camp still suitable?
The aim is not for every swimmer to follow exactly the same programme, but to adapt the level of challenge to the needs and ability of each group.
What makes this camp different from a conventional swimming camp?
GROUPS, COACHING & LANGUAGES
How are the groups formed?
technical level + training experience + independence in the water + competitive experience + individual characteristics of the swimmer.
Two participants of the same age may therefore train in different groups if their experience, technical level, or stage of physical development is different. Groups are not divided by language.
The content for each group is delivered in both Spanish and English. Rather than separating participants by language, both languages are naturally integrated into the sessions.
This creates a richer overall experience, as swimmers not only develop their sporting skills but also interact with each other in different languages throughout the camp. It gives them a natural opportunity to practise and strengthen their confidence in languages other than their own.
Once the groups are formed, do they stay with the same coach throughout the camp, or do they rotate between different coaches?
This system has several advantages:
swimmers receive feedback from different coaches;
it avoids relying on the perspective of a single coach for the entire assessment;
it allows coaches to focus on areas in which they have particular expertise;
it makes it easier to compare observations and agree on the main areas each swimmer should work on;
it helps maintain smaller groups during activities that require more individual attention.
Although swimmers may work with different coaches, the coaching team agrees in advance on the observation criteria and the objectives of the camp, ensuring a consistent methodological approach throughout the programme.
What does a typical day at the camp look like?
A typical day may combine several different blocks, such as technical explanations, pool training, specific drills, strength or body control work, video analysis, sessions in the hydrodynamic flume, and feedback.
Alternating between different activities helps keep participants engaged and, above all, allows them to connect what they learn outside the water with how they apply it later in the pool.
Do swimmers receive feedback during the camp?
One of the aims of the camp is to progressively encourage young swimmers to observe, understand, and evaluate their own technique, which is also an important part of the learning process.
What does the basic feedback include?
What does the advanced report include?
The advanced report is available at an additional cost and provides a much more in-depth individual analysis of one selected stroke.
It may include:
- a structured technical assessment;
- identification of strengths and main limitations;
- qualitative analysis of different phases of the stroke cycle;
- quantitative parameters where applicable;
- observations from the coaches;
- training priorities;
- suggested exercises;
- recommendations for continuing to develop the selected technique after the camp.
Do all swimmers follow exactly the same training programme?
What happens if my child particularly excels in a specific activity?
Does the camp focus only on the technique of the four strokes?
Are videos used during the camp?
Does the camp replace the swimmer’s regular coach?
All of this information is shared through an individual link and includes the content from the theoretical sessions, the videos recorded during the camp, and the individual reports with recommendations for further work.
What if my child doesn't speak either Spanish or English?
In that case, it would be difficult for them to participate in the camp. If they can’t understand what the counselors are saying and can’t communicate with the other children, they won’t be able to enjoy the camp. We recommend that children only participate if they have at least an intermediate level in English or Spanish.
TRAINING & FACILITIES
What facilities will participants use?
Olympic-size heated pools (25m & 50m), the hydrodynamic flume channel, access to professional equipment and an underwater camera.
How are the hydrodynamic flume sessions carried out?
The swimmer swims against an adjustable water current, allowing the coaches to observe their technique for longer periods and from different perspectives without the need to continuously swim lengths of the pool.
During the session, video recordings may be used to analyse aspects such as body position, stroke path, coordination, breathing, and technical efficiency.
At the end of the session, once the main observations have been reviewed, the swimmer receives feedback on the key technical points identified and keeps audiovisual material from the experience.
Are the sessions only in the pool?
No, there are also theoretical sessions, compensatory/complementary work, and strength/conditioning specifically designed for swimmers.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Are meals included?
No, meals are not provided. Participants should bring their own snacks/water if needed.
What should swimmers bring to the camp?
In addition, we recommend:
two swimsuits, if possible;
spare goggles;
a spare swim cap;
flip-flops;
a reusable water bottle;
sunscreen;
a small backpack for moving between facilities.
Any other equipment required for the activities will be provided by the facility.
REGISTRATION, PAYMENT & FOLLOW-UP
How can I pay?
How do I register and confirm my spot?
The registration process is very simple and will depend on availability. If your preferred camp option is available, you can book your place and make the full payment directly online through our website. Once the payment has been completed, our reception team will contact you and send you a digital form that you will need to complete and sign. Your place will be confirmed once we have received the full payment and the completed registration form.
If you experience any issues with the online payment or during the registration process, you can contact us and we will be happy to help you complete your registration.
If online booking is not available for a particular camp option, you can contact our reception team to check availability and the options currently available. We will help you find the most suitable option and send you the registration form along with the available payment methods: bank transfer, payment link or, if you are in Tenerife, payment in person at reception by card or cash.
Can swimmers continue working on their technique after the camp?
Yes. The camp can be a standalone training experience, but it can also serve as the starting point for ongoing technical development.
After the camp, different options are available depending on the swimmer’s needs and place of residence:
The swimmer can submit new video recordings to review their progress and receive updated priorities for further development.
Specific sessions focused on addressing technical, training, or planning needs.
Initial assessment → training period → new video recordings → reassessment.
In-person training in Tenerife
Swimmers based in Tenerife can continue training at Tenerife Top Training through personal training sessions or small-group programmes.
What if I have more questions?
Our team will get back to you as soon as possible. If your enquiry is related to the registration process, we will be able to assist you directly. If you have a more specific question about the training sessions or the camp methodology, we will consult with the technical team or the relevant coach and get back to you as soon as possible.