Andorran Swimming Federation Wraps Successful Pentecost Training Camp
Young swimmers honed challenging strokes for Catalonia Championships while older groups ramped up intensity ahead of Spanish nationals, earning praise from technical director Alfonso Maltrana.
Key Points
- Andorran Swimming Federation concluded Pentecost training camp successfully.
- Young swimmers focused on technical refinement of crawl, breaststroke, and backstroke for Catalonia Championships.
- Older groups increased volume and intensity ahead of Spanish Championships.
- Technical director Alfonso Maltrana praised progress across all age categories.
The Andorran Swimming Federation (FAN) has concluded its Pentecost training camp, where tecnification and development groups concentrated on technical refinement and workload accumulation in preparation for the Catalonia Championships and Spanish Championships.
FAN technical director Alfonso Maltrana gave a highly positive assessment of the week-long stay. For the youngest swimmers, training targeted crawl, breaststroke, and backstroke—strokes that pose greater technical challenges—while advancing readiness for the Catalonia event. Older groups, meanwhile, increased volume and intensity during this peak loading phase ahead of the Spanish Championships.
Swimmers appreciated the concentrated schedule, which enabled them to dedicate fully to high-quality sessions and build substantial training hours at a pivotal stage of the season. Maltrana underscored the progress made across all age categories during the intensive period.
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