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Congratulations Dave! David Sutton, lifeguard and time recorder for our club, completed the Bath Half Marathon in aid of Cancer Research on the 7th March. Please follow the link below for more details and it's not too late to donate.
I ran the Bath Half in 2 hrs 1 min 27 secs, which I was very pleased with.
For the last 3 weeks I have been nursing a calf injury which I had hoped would hold up for the race ..... but it didn't, and I had to suffer from 30 minutes onwards !! However, the will to finish, the terrific atmosphere and support of the crowd carried me through.
Sponsorship has reached just over £700 so far, so very many thanks again to everyone who has sponsored me, and it is still not too late to do so ! uk.virginmoneygiving.com/DavidSutton
Cheers
Dave
Please Support David Sutton David Sutton, lifeguard and time recorder for our club, is running in the Bath Half Marathon in aid of Cancer Research on the 7th March. Please follow the link below and find out how you can help him to raise as much money as possible."On Sunday 7th March, I am running the Bath Half Marathon, raising money for Cancer Research UK. I am running in memory of my Dad, Bernard, who lost his fight against stomach cancer last Easter Monday after a short illness. Your donations are very much appreciated. Through Virgin Money Giving, you can sponsor me and donations will be quickly processed and passed to charities. Virgin Money Giving is a not for profit organisation and will claim gift aid on a charity's behalf where the donor is eligible for this. uk.virginmoneygiving.com/DavidSutton I will also have some sponsorship forms with me at the pool New Head Coach appointed  TASC is pleased to announce the appointment of Sarah Paton as new Head Coach, with effect from 4th August 2009.
Sarah joins TASC with a wealth of knowledge and swimming experience. She was a member of the senior Australian swimming team based at the A.I.S. from 2003-2006 competing at Olympic Games, Commonwealth Games, World Championships, World Short Course Championships and Pan Pacific Games. She has won multiple national age and national open medals in Australia from 2000-2006.
She is extremely enthusiastic about her role at TASC. She is highly motivated to develop swimmers to reach their full potential in swimming through hard work, determination and self belief, while still enjoying the thrill of competing and developing a love for the sport. She is planning to introduce many new ideas, initiatives and training techniques throughout 2009/2010.
TASC is continuing to grow, to improve its position at county, district and national swimming levels.
On behalf of TASC we would like to wish Sarah all the very best of luck in her new role and look forward to working with her in 2009/2010.
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