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Hialeah Storm Swim Club
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| Milander Aquatic Center |
4800 Palm Avenue
Hialeah, FL 33013
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305 822-2931 |
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305-824-5732 |
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| Bucky Dent Aquatic Center |
2250 West 60th Street
Hialeah, FL
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Phone:
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305-818-2990 |
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305-818-9152 |
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Aquatics Email
ksoler@hialeahfl.gov |
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Meet Schedule: Florida Gold Coast Meet Schedule
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Team Standards: USA Swimming Time Standards |
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The City of Hialeah seeks to enhance its community by increasing the participation of extracurricular
activities through our swim team, The Storm. The program will expand and help further
develop the skills and techniques required for swimming. This program will also
benefit the participants by initiating a sense of responsibility, increasing self-confidence,
and incorporating a good work ethic. The team also participates in tournaments and
other competitive events.
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Milander Aquatic Center
Ages Coach
- Red Swim Team I 7 - 8 Lourdes Mallet
- Red Swim Team II 8 - 9 Lourdes Mallet
- Pre-swim Team I 5 - 7
Rigoberto Munoz
- Pre-swim Team II 9 - 12
Rigoberto Munoz
- Blue Swim Team I 9 - 10 Chadli Fernandez
- Blue Swim Team II 9 - 11 Chadli Fernandez
- Silver Swim Team I 11 - 12 Jose Fernandez
- Silver Swim Team II 11 - 13 Jose Fernandez
- Gold Swim Team I 13 - open Julio Horrego
- Gold Swim Team II 13 - open Julio Horrego
Bucky Dent Aquatic Center
Ages Coach
- Green Swim Team I 7 and under Raul Aleman
- Green Swim Team II 9 - 10 Raul Aleman
- Orange Swim Team 8 and under Tatiana Fernandez
- Yellow Swim Team 9 - 10 Tatiana Fernandez
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Basic
- Minimum years of age must be six (6) and the maximum is nineteen (19).
- Knowledge of the four (4) basic swimming styles (front crawl, back crawl, breaststroke, and butterfly) or completion of the fifth level of American Red Cross Learn to Swim Program. Participants must pass pre-swim test to enter team.
- Members must be able to participate in activities and competitions assigned to the members.
- Members must follow all team guidelines.
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This level of training is for young swimmers who are motivated and have the desire to improve their swimming. This team is taught basic fundamentals needed to compete in the higher level teams. They seldom compete, but are required to maintain competitive standards. This team is located at Bucky Dent Aquatic Center and Milander Aquatic Center.
Red
This level of training introduces the concepts of competitive swimming. An emphasis on stroke development (butterfly, back crawl, breaststroke and front crawl) is taught and practiced daily. This team is located at Bucky Dent Aquatic Center and Milander Aquatic Center.
Blue
This level of training consists on a more advanced training than the Red Team. Fundamentals of training and racing are introduced in every practice session.
Silver
This level of training consists of the same training schedule as the Gold Team, but with a lower swimming regimen.
Gold
This level of training consists of dry land training, stroke mechanics, and offers an advanced swimming regimen.
Fees
Resident (Monthly) - $ 45.00
Non-Resident (Monthly) - $65.00
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Swimming Club - Water Polo Team |
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STORM WATER POLO TEAM
Welcome to the City of Hialeah’s Storm Water
Polo team. Water polo is a team water sport
requiring an ability to swim. Combining some
elements of swimming, handball, soccer, basketball, ice hockey and wrestling. A
team consists of six field players and one goalkeeper. The objective of the game
is to score as many goals as possible, with each goal being worth one point. Water
Polo is one of the toughest sports on the planet. Field players
must swim end to end of a 30-meter pool non-stop many times during a game. The
front crawl stroke used in water polo differs from the usual
swimming style in that water polo players swim with the head out of water at all
times to observe the field.
Backstroke is used by defending field players
to track advancing attackers and by the goalkeeper to track the ball after passing.
Water polo backstroke differs from swimming backstroke; the player sits almost upright
in the water, using eggbeater leg motions with short arm strokes to the side instead
of long straight arm strokes. This allows the player to see the play and quickly
switch positions. Ball handling skills: As all field
players are only allowed to touch the ball with one hand at a time, they must develop
the ability to catch and throw the ball with either hand and also the ability to
catch a ball from any direction, including across the body using the momentum of
the incoming ball. Seven players from each team (six field players and a goalkeeper) are allowed
in the playing area of the pool during game play. Visiting team field players wear
numbered white caps, and home team field players wear dark caps; both goalies wear
quartered red caps, numbered "1". Both teams may substitute players. During game
play, players enter and exit in front of their team bench; when play is stopped,
they may enter or exit anywhere. The game is divided into four periods; the length
depends on the level of play. To register or just to catch a glimpse of our teams
in action visit Milander Aquatic Center at 4800 Palm Avenue, Hialeah, Florida 33012
or call 305-822-2931.Or email us at.Ksoler@hialeahfl.gov
Fees:
Resident (Monthly) - $45.00
Non-Resident (Monthly) - $65.00
LINKS:
http://www.usawaterpolo.org/Home.aspx
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Contact Us |
Phone:
(305) 687-2650
Address
5601 East 8th Ave
Hialeah, FL 33013
Hours:
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
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