Swimmers brush up their strokes

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 Pembrokeshire's top young swimmers took part in a special skills camp at the weekend.

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Thirteen of the best swimmers from five County clubs pooled their talent at Pembroke Leisure Centre pool on Saturday.

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The training camp was the final session in a series of three winter skills camps organised by Pembrokeshire Leisure - Pembrokeshire County Council's leisure arm.

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Previous winter camps were held in Milford Haven in October and Crymych in January.

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On Saturday the nine to 12 year-olds were put through their paces by Paul Dowey, Pembrokeshire Leisure's swimming development coach

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"I am very pleased with the progress that these young swimmers have made since September," said Paul Dowey.

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"It is a testament to the hard work of the volunteers in all our development clubs".

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The skills camps are designed for those youngsters who already swim competitively with their local clubs.

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Youngsters are selected from five member clubs of Pembrokeshire County swimming - Haverfordwest Seals, Milford Haven Tigers, Pembroke & District, Tenby Dolphins and Fishguard Flyers.

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Swimmers will now be re-selected for future camps based on their results from the 200m individual medley event.

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Anyone interested in joining a competitive swimming club should contact their local leisure centre.

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Caption
The swimmers take a break on poolside at Pembroke along with club volunteers.