I am under the impression that when an USMS swimmer travels they may be able to join in another clubs workout as a guest. Is there any information / links to this idea that any one can forward to me? I am about to travel to California and would like to enjoy a workout with a local club in the Bay Area.
Thank you,
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Scott
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Former Member
Scott,
Most clubs welcome visiting swimmers, but it's up to the individual club so you'd need to contact them directly. Some may allow guests only if the guest is a registered member of USMS (for insurance reasons). Some clubs may have limited pool space and may not be able to allow guests.
In general I think most clubs like to have guests and many don't charge them any sort of drop-in fee. I believe that the Stanford group is one that does that.
The Bay Area has a lot of Masters groups. You can locate them through our Places to Swim listings (under the Local Programs tab on usms.org).
Anna Lea Matysek
Scott,
Most clubs welcome visiting swimmers, but it's up to the individual club so you'd need to contact them directly. Some may allow guests only if the guest is a registered member of USMS (for insurance reasons). Some clubs may have limited pool space and may not be able to allow guests.
In general I think most clubs like to have guests and many don't charge them any sort of drop-in fee. I believe that the Stanford group is one that does that.
The Bay Area has a lot of Masters groups. You can locate them through our Places to Swim listings (under the Local Programs tab on usms.org).
Anna Lea Matysek
