Swimming offers the opportunity to increase muscle strength and range of joint movement, improve coordination and balance, and keep fit. Swimming is a popular recreational activity and offers representative opportunities at all levels for swimmers with a disability.
Download our Swimming fact sheet for more details.
Local programs
Contact your local swimming club for information about come and try days and membership. For a list of swimming clubs in your area, visit Swimming Queensland.
If you would like assistance making contact with your local club, please contact us.
Development
Coaching and development opportunities are provided through local clubs and governing bodies for the sport.
Competition opportunities and pathways
Swimmers can compete through school or club pathways at regional, state, national and international level including the Paralympics. Swimmers have to be classified to compete at regional, state, national and international levels.
Members can apply for state, national and international funding from the Association.
Other roles
You don’t have to swim to be involved. You can make a contribution as a volunteer, coach, team manager, official, administrator of the sport or as an enthusiastic supporter. For more information contact your local swimming club or Swimming Queensland.
Check our Calendar for upcoming events and Gallery for the latest swimming photos.
Useful links:
Swimming Queensland
Swimming Australia
Queensland School Sport
Australian Paralympic Committee
