Coach Adric is very excited to be on deck at Life Time Arden! He is in his 15th year of coaching having joined Life Time in January 2024. Prior to joining he was the Head Coach and Aquatics Director at Del Paso and Arden Hills.

Adric is a former Sierra Nevada Swimming LSC record holder but quit the sport at age 11 due to burnout and a loss of motivation in the sport. He returned to swim 2 years later at age 13 with a renewed vigor, determination and love for the sport that still burns to this day. His return to swim helped shape his coaching philosophy today. His coaching goal is to make his swimmers enjoy every aspect of swim that he did not care for. Peer relationships, coach-athlete interactions, FUN and success are just some of the components he strives to excel at. Coach Adric's philosophy follows two main principles: 1) Enjoy the process and 2) be successful.

Adric has lead teams to top National rankings and has coached athletes to be Winter Age Group Champions, Junior Olympics Champions, SWAGR Champions, Senior Champions, High Point Winners and he has coached several athletes to Western Zones, Sectionals, Futures, Junior Nationals and Scholastic All-American qualifications. Adric is currently in his 5th season serving on the Board of Directors for Sierra Nevada Swimming and has been named Head Coach at many LSC Camps, the 2021 SNS All-Star Team and both the 2022 and 2023 Western Age Group Zones Team. He also served as an Assistant Coach on the 2023 USA Swimming Western Zone Select Camp staff.

Adric grew up as a multi-sport athlete and played 2 years of College Soccer, was on the All-Academic team, and graduated as a Business Honors student from Sacramento State with a degree in Financial Planning.

Andrew Savine comes to Life Time Swim with two decades of coaching experience.

As a young coach in his teens and 20’s, Andrew held many positions in recreational swimming, high school swimming, USA Swimming, and stroke clinics in the Bay Area. He was lucky enough to swim and coach under the renowned coaches of Orinda Aquatics, a perennial silver and bronze medal club, known as one of the top clubs in the country under 150 swimmers and recognized nationwide for its character first approach.

After a brief hiatus from coaching in his late 20’s, Andrew re-joined the aquatics world in the Greater Sacramento Area, beginning with a position in Oakmont High School's Aquatics program at the start of 2015. Later in 2015, Andrew joined Rollingwood Athletic Club as its head swim coach in charge of its Rec team, Fall USA team, and stroke clinics. He would later also take on the role of Aquatics Director of the club. In 2019, Andrew made the move to full-time USA Swimming, by joining Spare Time Aquatics as its Head Age Group Coach. In 2021, he was promoted to Head Coach of STAS. During his time with STAS, Andrew trained multiple Sectionals finalists, multiple Futures finalists, two Junior National qualifiers, and a Sectionals champion.

Coach Andrew brings a focus on attention to detail, hard work, dedication, sportsmanship and team unity to Life Time. His #1 goal is to help swimmers develop long, beautiful and efficient strokes; the speed will follow! Andrew is also excited at the opportunity to work with Coach Adric and Coach Marc on continuing to unify Life Time NorCal for USA meets, communication, social events, and more.

Mikaela received a B.S. in Exercise Science from Sacramento State in 2019, where she was as a two-sport student-athlete, earning all-academic and all-conference honors in both indoor volleyball and beach volleyball.

Following her undergrad, Mikaela earned her Single Subject Teaching Credential in Biological Sciences. She became a founding member of the faculty at West Park High School upon its opening in 2020 and is currently a science teacher, girls volleyball coach, and assistant athletic director for the Panthers. She recently completed her master’s degree in athletic administration.

Mikaela's swim coaching experience started with the Arden Hills Otters where she served as an assistant coach from 2014-2019. More recently, she was an assistant coach for the West Park High School Swim Team from 2022-2023.