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Umecit – University in Panama

University Sports Welfare

Swimming

Swimming will be the new activity that will be added to the sports disciplines of UMECIT, in which those who like this sport will have a new opportunity, since it represents a perfect mix that leads to victory, and we are not only talking about the sports plane, but also the one that is focused on the personal, social, educational, healthy level, among others

As a member of the University swimming team, you will be able to participate in various national and international tournaments organized by the University Sports Association of Panama (ADEUPA) and other institutions.

Join us and be part of this new story!

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Training schedules:

Find the available schedules at each of our locations here:

CAMPUSTIME AND PLACE
PANAMA HEADQUARTERSTUESDAY AND THURSDAY FROM 6 TO 8PM. CARLOS LEE MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL NUEVO
LA CHORRERA HEADQUARTERSTO DEFINE
CHITRE HEADQUARTERSNEXT OPENING
SANTIAGO HEADQUARTERSNOT AVAILABLE
DAVID HEADQUARTERSNOT AVAILABLE

Contact through:

(+507) 682-77576 (University Wellness)
Monday to Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Saturdays: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Requirements to participate

  • Be a student, administrator or teacher at UMECIT
  • Have an updated and active accident policy (Applies only to students)
  • Administrative and teaching staff (must sign liability release document)
  • Be registered and attend training defined by location and discipline.

Registration:

To register click on the following button:

Meet the coaches

Swimming

Ricardo Torres

Ricardo Torres

Coach of the Panama Headquarters. He is an outstanding swimmer from Panama with a sporting career full of outstanding achievements since his inception in 2008. He has been a member of the national team in international competitions, including the Central American Games, where he has obtained medals and set new national records. Ricardo has participated in CCCAN championships, obtaining champion and runner-up titles, and has been a finalist in the Central American and Caribbean Games. His dedication and success in swimming is complemented by his continued commitment to national competitions, maintaining his performance at a high competitive level under the guidance of his coach, also named Ricardo Torres (father).

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