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JOIN US EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT FOR PRIDE SWIMMING CLUB!
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned swimmer, you'll be at home in the water at Pride Swimming Club! We have a dedicated swimming coach who takes us through some swimming drills and stroke correction . It's a great way to get some exercise, build confidence and improve your swimming skills in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
WHERE: Gold Coast Aquatic Centre, Marine Parade, Southport. Meet at the front desk and we go to the pool together.
WHEN: Every Thursday Night 6-8pm
HOW MUCH: $10 (gets you entry to Gold Coast Aquatic Centre)
WHAT TO BRING: Towel, togs, swimming cap, thongs.
All are welcome in this LGBTIQA+-friendly space!
To coach, motivate and encourage all adult swimmers to their full potential, while increasing their self esteem and joy of swimming and competition. To help people belong with a team that strives for excellence and is committed to professional sportsmanship.
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CV Swim Coaching:
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Ex-Chairman Coaching Committee Masters Swimming Australia.
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Ex-Qld State director of Coaching Masters Swimming.
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Ex-Swim Meet Director Pan Pacific Masters Games Pool & Open Water Swim Events.
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Currently Positions:
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Club Coach Miami Masters Swimming Club Club Coach.
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Male Captain Gold Coast Marlins Winter Swimming Member.
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Honorary Coach Southport Sharks FIA Swim Club (for Diggers). Club Coach/Development Officer - No Limits Disable & Rehab Swim Club
Swim Coach Stephen Cornelius
What have been some of your career highlights?
Getting to the heights I did with international competition as an athlete. With my coaching, I’ve tried a range of different types. I was Denis Cotterell’s assistant for three years – and this is a high-performance program, so you have to be a hard-ass coach. I found with kids it feels like you’ve got to be headmaster every day of the week, so I switched to adults. When an adult turns up to squad training, it’s because they want to be there. I found with adults you can go in-depth with your analysis and stroke correction. I’ve now been an adult swim coach since 1984. When I moved to the Coast in 1989, I was the Miami Masters Coach for 25 years. I’ve been the Queensland State Director of Coaching – teaching people to become coaches – and I also sat on the National Board for Masters Coaching to review training methods.
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