December 20th, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
We conducted a high-impact technical clinic designed to help competitive swimmers refine their breaststroke and butterfly technique, improve efficiency, and gain a deeper understanding of stroke mechanics.
This clinic was ideal for swimmers who already meet performance standards and are ready to take their skills to the next level. Through targeted drills, personalized feedback, and expert instruction, participants learned how to maximize power, streamline movement, and correct common inefficiencies—skills that can make a real difference in race performance.
What made this clinic different?
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- Small group size ensured each swimmer gets meaningful attention
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- Focused technical worked on two of the most challenging strokes
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- Immediate feedback helped swimmers adjust and improve in real time
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- Goal-based coaching tailored to each athlete’s strengths and areas for growth
This clinic was led by Coach Wladmilson Ramos Veiga
Coach Wlad is a Level 3 certified coach in Canada and former Head Coach of the Brazilian National Team. With over 35 years of experience, he has trained swimmers who competed in the last three Olympic Games, as well as medalists and finalists at the Pan American Games, Junior World Championships, Youth Olympic Games, and South American Championships. Coach Wlad is known for his ability to connect with swimmers, identify key areas for improvement, and deliver results. This clinic is a rare opportunity to learn from a coach who has helped athletes succeed on the world stage.
He holds advanced degrees in Physical Education, Exercise Physiology, Swimming Science, and Physical Training, and completed a one-year internship at the High Performance Sports Center in Canberra, Australia (Australian Institute of Sport). His expertise spans biomechanics, lactate testing, altitude training, and athlete development.
