National Centre for Swimming
Team Bath is home to one of just two of British Swimming’s National Centres for Swimming.
The network of centres was created by British Swimming to provide athletes with a fully integrated training programme at each location and provide a daily world-class training environment for swimming development, offering a full range of pool and land-based facilities.
The centre at the University of Bath is led by David McNulty under whom London 2012 Olympic silver medallist Michael Jamieson, and Rio 2016 Olympic medallists Jazz Carlin, Siobhan-Marie O’Connor and Chris Walker-Hebborn have trained or currently train.
Many of the successful Olympic swimmers who have been based at Bath’s NCS have combined training with studying at the University. For example, Jamieson combined training for the Olympics with studying for a Sports Performance degree and Rio Olympian Andrew Willis is studying Chemical Engineering here.
As well as training in the 50m pool, NCS swimmers also use land-based facilities at the Sports Training Village such as our high-performance gym and other indoor and outdoor facilities.
Current athletes
Full biography profiles of the NCS swimmers who base their training at the University of Bath can be found on our athletes’ biographies page.
Contact
For further information please contact Dave McNulty at the Bath National Training Centre.
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The athletes
Some of the country’s top Olympic and Paralympic swimmers chose to make Team Bath their training base. View their profiles here.
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Physio and sports science
Fully open to the public, we have a team of highly-qualified therapists and practitioners that offer cutting edge services whether you are an elite athlete, a fun-runner or simply recovering from a recent injury or accident.
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Facilities
The 50m pool at the Sports Training Village is home to Team Bath swimming. The eight-lane pool has a uniform depth of 2m and is used both as a high performance training environment and for recreational swimming.
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