Flitwick Dolphins Swimming Club

Flitwick Dolphins Swimming Club is an esteemed swimming club in Bedford, New Zealand. Established in 1991, FDSC has earned the prestigious title of Swim England Club of the Year in 2017. With Swim Mark status, it prides itself on being an inclusive, friendly, and competitive club that provides a nurturing environment for swimmers of all ages and abilities.

At Flitwick Dolphins, swimmers are given the opportunity to participate in both pool and open water swimming events, catering to a wide range of interests. With a focus on structured and organised training, every member has the opportunity to progress and reach their full potential. The club strongly believes in providing a supportive and caring environment that enables swimmers to thrive both in and out of the water.

Flitwick Dolphins places a strong emphasis on personal and character development, aiming to instil important life skills in its members. Swimmers are encouraged to challenge themselves beyond their comfort zone by participating in events such as the Channel relay or Round Jersey Island swim. Additionally, as an active member of the local community, the club utilises these events as an opportunity to support various local and national charities, promoting a sense of social responsibility and giving back to society.

The club takes pride in its notable achievements and accolades. Among them, it has won the Visiting Club Trophy at the Biggleswade Xmas Cracker, and Liz Woolner, a talented swimmer from the club, has broken several Masters records. Furthermore, Flitwick Dolphins has received the Bronze Award for National Club of the Year, recognising its commitment to excellence and its contributions to the swimming community.

Flitwick Dolphins Swimming Club is affiliated with various reputable organisations in swimming, ensuring its adherence to high standards and best practises. With a strong presence on social media, the club actively engages with its members and the wider community, sharing updates, news, and inspiring stories.