MPDP Swim Program - Fall 2026

Build confidence, strengthen swimming skills, and enjoy an inclusive hour in the water with the MPDP 2026 Fall Swim Program.
About this Event

The Metro Parks disABILITIES Fall 2026 Swim Program offers two ways for participants to develop their abilities, increase their comfort in the water, and enjoy a supportive aquatic experience at the Centennial Sportsplex.

The Competitive Swim Team is designed for swimmers who want to train for Special Olympics and other aquatics competitions. Practices will focus on swimming technique, conditioning, endurance, and competition preparation in the Centennial Sportsplex competition pool.

The MPDP Swim Club provides a recreational option for individuals who want to improve their comfort and skills in the water without competing. Participants will enjoy water exercises, skill-building activities, games, and group recreation in the Centennial Sportsplex recreation pool.

Program Information:

• Program Dates: Friday, August 21 through Friday, December 11, 2026
• Time: 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
• Location: Centennial Sportsplex
• Competitive Swim Team Location: Competition Pool, also known as the large pool
• MPDP Swim Club Location: Recreation Pool, also known as the small pool
• Who Should Attend: Individuals interested in competitive swim training, recreational water activities, improving swimming skills, or increasing their comfort in the water

No Program Dates:

The Competitive Swim Team will not meet on:

• September 11
• October 9
• October 16 due to Fall Break
• October 23
• November 27 due to Thanksgiving

The MPDP Swim Club will not meet on:

• October 16 due to Fall Break
• November 27 due to Thanksgiving

Space may be limited. Register today and choose the swim experience that best matches your goals. Train for competition, build your water skills, and make a splash with Metro Parks disABILITIES this fall.

This program is provided free of charge to participants thanks to partnerships with the Centennial Sportsplex and Metro Parks, along with the generous support of the Friends of Metro Parks disABILITIES Programs and individuals such as you.