May 5—9 Swim Camp Venice, Florida. Swim Training Camp for Adults

Join our adult swimming camp in Venice, FL and transform your freestyle technique, build Gulf open water confidence, and train with like‑minded triathletes, open water swimmers, and fitness swimmers.

What You Get at Our Adult Swim Training Camp

Swim training retreat FL with focused pool time, open water training, video analysis, dryland work, structured recovery, shared dinners, and a small group of like‑minded adult swimmers. Swim faster, cleaner, and more confident in two days with clear technical breakthroughs and accountability.
  • Open Water Swim Camp Florida
    Real Gulf sessions at Nokomis Beach to build open-water confidence- sighting, tracking, waves, and calm swimming under pressure. Perfect for triathletes and adult swimmers who want open water skills that show up on race day.
  •  Swim Training Camp In Pool
    Pool-based technique training at Centennial Park Pool with video feedback to make your freestyle more efficient and faster, not just “more volume.” You’ll also learn pacing and simple strategy that helps triathletes exit the water ready to bike/run.
  • Video analysis
    Dedicated video analysis to spot the 1–2 technique changes that create the biggest gains in speed and efficiency, with clear coach feedback you can implement immediately.
  • Coaching method
    Two elite coaches (All‑American + world‑record level) run a simple system—identify your biggest limiter, fix it with clear cues and drills, then pressure-test it in pool + open water so it sticks for triathlon and open water racing.
  • Dryland and recovery
    Dryland + recovery sessions to build swim-specific strength and mobility, protect your shoulders, and help you recover so this swim training retreat Florida leaves you stronger—not beat up.
  • Swimming community
    Train with like-minded adults, build your network, and stay motivated with a supportive group environment.
Who Is It For
Built for triathletes and adult swimmers who feel great in the pool but struggle in open water—this triathlon swim training camp fixes confidence, sighting, and efficiency with coached Gulf + pool sessions.
  • Pool-Strong, Open-Water Stressed
    If you swim fine in the pool but feel anxious in deep, choppy water, this open water swim camp Florida is for you. You’ll get repeated coached reps at Nokomis Beach to master sighting, tracking, and waves so open water feels controlled.
  • Triathletes Who Lose Time
    If the swim leg spikes your heart rate, throws off your pacing, or makes you zig‑zag, this triathlon swim training camp is for you. You’ll train triathlon-specific pacing and open-water skills so you exit the water ready to bike and run.
  • Adults Stuck at the Same Speed
    If you train consistently but still feel inefficient and “stuck,” this adult swim training camp is for you. We clean up freestyle mechanics in the pool and carry it into open water so you get faster with less effort.
  • Fitness Swimmers Who Want a Real Reset
    If you want a focused week that improves technique and endurance while training with motivated adults, this adult swimming camp is for you. It’s also a swim training retreat FL athletes use to train hard, connect, and leave with momentum.​
  • Adults-only community
    This adult swimming camp is for adults only—no kids groups—so every session is built for grown-up goals, schedules, and motivation. You’ll train in a supportive triathlon swim camp community with like-minded people who want to improve, connect, and push each other.

Where We Train in Venice, Florida

A true open water swim camp Florida—technique sessions at Centennial Park Pool and Gulf swims at Nokomis Beach, minutes apart, near Sarasota, FL
Meet your coaches
Get instant results from week spent with your coaches
  • Danila Novikov
    Owner & Head Coach Danswim
    Head Coach for the Venice, FL camp — is an 8× NCAA DIII All‑American and 2019 USMS National Champion, plus a Gibraltar Strait finisher, so you’re learning open‑water skills (sighting, waves, pacing) from someone who has executed them under real pressure and can translate that into simple, high-impact fixes for your stroke.
  • Mariia Rezhylo
    Owner & Head Fast Swim Academy
    Maria Rezhylo is coaching this camp with world‑class credibility: a world record holder with national and European records, plus high-level racing experience (including World/European competitions and NCAA championships), so you get precise technique feedback and a proven competitive mindset—not generic instruction.​
Tentative daily plan
May, 5- 9
Wednesday, May 5
Arrival day
05:00 PM-Open Water Session
07:00 PM- Welcome meeting
Wednesday, May 6
09:00 AM- Dryland+ Pool Sessions
12:00 AM- Lunch
01:30 PM- Rest
05:00 PM- Open Water Session
07:00 PM Dinner
Thursday, May 7
09:00 AM- Dryland+ Pool Sessions
12:00 AM- Lunch
01:30 PM- Rest
05:00 PM- Open Water Session
07:00 PM Dinner
Friday, May 8
10:00 AM- Optional day trip to swim with manatees (additional charge)
6:00 PM-Open Water Session
Saturday, May 9
09:00 AM- Dryland+ Pool Sessions
12:00 PM- Farewell Meeting + Lunch
03:00 PM Departure

What is not included

  • Boarding
    Lodging is not included—please book your own hotel/Airbnb. We recommend staying in Venice or South Venice for the fastest commute between Centennial Park Pool and Nokomis Beach.
  • Transportation
    Flights and airport transfers are not included; we recommend flying into Tampa International (TPA) or Sarasota–Bradenton (SRQ).
    Daily transportation between the pool and beach is on you, but we can provide optional local transport for $150 for all 5 days (no airport transfer); request this before camp starts.
  • Food
    Meals are not included. We provide water/snacks during training
  • Day trip
    On may 4th you will have an option to join us to day trip to crystal river manatee tour where we would swim with local manatees
Secure your spot
choose from two pricing options to fit your needs solo for $799 or bring a friend for total $1279 (2 people). Select the option that works best for you and start planning your swim camp adventure.
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