About Us..

LBRSC are one of the top competitive swimming clubs in Essex and London. We are a friendly and family orientated club offering high quality teaching and coaching to all. We have a robust structure offering all swimmers at all abilities the opportunity to develop their skills and reach their potential. LBRSC run a well structured Learn to Swim scheme, Skills Development and Competitive squads. We also have a Masters section. Within our competitive squads we have National Age/Youth qualifiers and many County and Regional winners, medallists & finalists. LBRSC will endeavour to accommodate swimmers of all abilities. We have formed a partnership with a local disability swimming group to ensure that the appropriate level of training/supervision can be provided to meet individual needs.

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News

Redbridge Win Top Club At Open Meet
The London Borough if Redbridge Swimming Club took a team of 50 swimmers to an Open meet held at Loughton Pool.  Redbridge were by far the largest team and there were great performances by all swimmers.  Redbridge also walked away with the top team trophy - for the 5th year running.  The swimmers that took part were;
Posted June 21 2010 by Paul Robbins.

Sheffield No Frills Meet May 2010
Swimmers from Redbridge participated in a major long course competition in Sheffield last weekend.
Posted June 3 2010 by Paul Robbins.

London Distance Meet
Lindblom Makes Swedish Nationals.
Posted May 16 2010 by Paul Robbins.

London Youth Champs 2010
Youth swimmers from the London Borough of Redbridge participated in this years London Youth Championships, held at Crystal Palace.  There were great individual and team performances from all.
Posted May 4 2010 by Paul Robbins.

Lbrsc Sprint Meet April 2010
The London Borough of Redbridge swimming club held their annual sprint meet at Fullwell Cross pool.  Over 250 swimmers competed from clubs in and around of Essex and London.  It was an outstanding gala with everyone swimming extremely well with many Regional times achieved. 
Posted April 29 2010 by Paul Robbins.

Swimline

The ASA is committed to promoting the welfare of children in the sport and have joined with the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in creating SWIMLINE. The service is provided for anyone involved in swimming, including children and young people who believe the welfare of a child is at risk.

SWIMLINE: 0808 100 4001

Calls are free and do not appear on itemised bills unless the call is made from a mobile phone. SWIMLINE does not use the 1471 (call back) code or any other call return or call display facility. If you leave a message someone will aim to call back during the next working day. If you phone over the weekend, someone will aim to contact you on Monday.