Anjana Viegas

I believe I would be a strong Swimming Fitness Captain, as swimming has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I started swimming at the age of five and began training competitively when I was eleven, so the pool has basically been my second home for most of my life. Over the years, I’ve learned not only how to swim well, but also how to structure effective and enjoyable training sessions. I understand how to build workouts that include a balanced mix of drills, kicks, pull sets, and different strokes so that sessions target the whole body, improve technique, and keep things interesting. Swimming fitness should challenge people, but it should also be fun. Being the captain of my high school swim team, I enjoy pushing myself and others in training, and I know a wide range of drills that helped me improve as a swimmer, which I would love to share with others. In addition, I’m also comfortable with organisation and technology, so I would be able to manage sign-ups, communicate sessions clearly, and help run training smoothly. As Fitness Captain, I would also bring new ideas that I used to do in my training to keep sessions engaging and fun, including sprint challenges, technique-focused sessions, fun social ideas, and relays at the end of a session to make training more social and interactive. Most importantly, I would bring enthusiasm, creativity, and commitment to making swim fitness something people look forward to each week.