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​Join a FREE, empowering swim experience with Paralympian Ahmed Kelly and Coach Alex, a leading coach dedicated to athletes with disabilities!

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Yarra Plenty Waves invites teen Multi-Class (MC) athletes—individuals living with disability—to embark on a unique introduction to competitive swimming. Discover the benefits of swimming in a friendly, inclusive community, whether you're a beginner or a passionate water lover.

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Impairment Categories: Physical, Visual, Intellectual, Hearing and Transplant, further details see our Resources Page below.

Start Your Journey

This program welcomes swimmers of all abilities, offering expert coaching, encouragement, and a fun, supportive path to reach their potential.

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Meet Coach Alex Hirschauer

A two-time Victoria’s Coach of the Year for Swimmers with Disabilities, Alex is dedicated to helping athletes of all abilities excel.

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Key Information

We understand that starting something new can be overwhelming. That’s why we’ve created an easy-to-navigate resource section just for you.

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Flyer

Looking for a quick overview of our MC Program? Download our flyer for all the essential details!

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Resources

Explore a collection of helpful resources to support your swimmer's journey.

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Meet Ahmed Kelly

Australian Paralympic swimmer. He has competed at four Paralympics Games, winning two silver medals.

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Training Facilities: 

Herb Norman Pool (Yarra Plenty), Greensborough

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Postal: PO Box 388 | Greensborough, 3088

Club Rooms: Liat Way (Off Sainsbury Ave) | Greensborough

Tel:  (03) 9434 4516 | Yarra Swim School Reception

The Yarra River, from which our club is named, is known as Birrarung, meaning River of Mists in the language of Woiwurrung spoken by the Wurundjeri. 

We acknowledge the Wurundjeri people as the traditional custodians of this land. We respect their unique ability to care for the country and their deep spiritual connection to it. We honour Elders Past and present, who have resided in the area and who are an integral part of the region's history.

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