What swimming activities does Aireborough Swimming Club offer?

Aireborough Swimming Club offers four activity tracks, according to its own site: learning to swim, improving swimming strokes, swimming competitively, and keeping fit. The club says it welcomes "young and old alike," so these are not limited to children, and it describes itself as catering to everyone from beginners "just finding their feet (or fins)" to swimmers "pushing for PBs and podiums."

The four activity tracks

The club lists its offer as a set of goals a swimmer might have:

• Learn to swim — for those starting from the beginning.
• Improve swimming strokes — stroke technique work for swimmers who can already swim.
• Swim competitively — for those aiming at racing, personal bests, and podiums.
• Keep fit — swimming as ongoing fitness rather than competition.

The club frames all of this as "coaching, the community, and the commitment to help them go further," and sums up its approach as "No faff, just good honest training."

Who it is for

The site states plainly that "young and old alike, all are welcome." That is the only age guidance given, so if you need to know whether a specific age group has its own session or squad, that detail is not on the page — you would need to ask the club directly.

Where and when

Sessions take place at Aireborough Leisure Centre, The Green, Guiseley, LS20 9BT, on Monday and Thursday evenings. The site does not publish specific start times on this page; the "Meet Times" section of the site is the place to check for those.

Accreditation

Aireborough Swimming Club says it is a Swim Mark accredited club and operates within governance policies published on its governance page. If accreditation matters to you — for example, as a signal of structured coaching and safeguarding standards — that is the claim to verify on the governance page.

What is not specified

The page does not give lesson prices, membership fees, term dates, squad structures, or trial arrangements. It also does not break the four activities down by age or ability level. For any of those, the practical next step is the club's Join the club page or its club contacts.