ABOUT THE FAST DOLPHINS

The FAST (Foothill Area Swim Team) Dolphins offer race stroke training and practice pods for swimmers of all ages (under 18). The goal of the F.A.S.T Dolphins is to provide every swimmer an opportunity to improve race stroke skills and achieve success at his or her ability level, from novice to becoming a competitive swimmer, while keeping it a fun experience not only for the swimmer but for the whole family.

Please send us an email request for more information about joining the team!

FAST Dolphins Team Philosophy

Swim team should be a fun and rewarding experience for both parents and swimmers. The team strives to create a positive environment for young swimmers to build race stroke skills, achieve personal goals, increase self esteem, create friendships and compete. We aim to insure that each child enjoys their experience on the swim team.

As a team we promote 

1. Respect for self
2. Respect for coaches
3. Respect for teammates
4. Respect for parents
5. Respect for officials
6. Respect for the sport of Swim

Mission Statement

  1. Provide an atmosphere where youth can have fun while swimming competitively.

  2. Foster an environment that encourages a love of swimming as a competitive sport.

  3. Provide opportunities for all swimmers to improve their race stroke technique.

  4. Support efforts to create a familial team atmosphere.

  5. Develop self respect and self discipline through commitment to the team and themselves.

Code of Conduct 

All members, including swimmers, coaches, and parents, are expected to:

  • Demonstrate respect, good sportsmanship, and courtesy toward teammates, coaches, competitors, and officials.
  • Follow all pool rules, safety guidelines, and instructions from coaches.
  • Represent the Team with integrity and professionalism in both practice and competition.
  • Refrain from disruptive behavior, including verbal or physical altercations, bullying, or misconduct.
  • Support a positive and inclusive environment for all participants.

Consequences of Misconduct

Any violations of the code of conduct may result in disciplinary action, which may include:

  • A warning from the coach or team leadership to swimmer during practice or meets
  • Request for meeting with parents and swimmers if misconduct is repetitive and or perceived by Head Coach as escalated misconduct
  • Suspension or removal from a practice or event if misconduct continues after the before mentioned steps
  • Temporary or permanent removal from the Team, depending on the severity of the misconduct.