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Welcome to DSST!
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DSST has an open door policy to all visitors. Whether you are from out of town, or live here in San Diego .... you're welcome. |
Visitors from other Teams
Visitors from other teams must have their USMS card with them and be prepared to show it to the coach on deck. You will need to sign our DSST liability waver which you can print off now or get a copy from the coach. Please write on the form that you are visiting from another team. When you arrive, please introduce yourself to the coach who will help you find a good lane.
We have an open door policy for swimmers from other teams. Please join us and make yourself at home while visiting San Diego. Welcome!
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New Swimmers to DSST!
We love to see new swimmers and your first visit is FREE. Your first month is free with your USMS application or card. First, check out our practice schedule and pool locations. Pick a day to swim and just show up. On the day of your visit be sure to check out our calendar for any last minute changes to our schedule.
Once you get to the pool, introduce yourself to a swimmer and have them direct you to the coach on deck who will help you get settled in.
You will be asked to fill out a DSST form and if you do not have a US Masters Swimming card, we will ask you to fill out a USMS form prior to entering the pool. The coach can supply you with these forms or you can print and fill them out now and bring them with you.
If you like your first workout and want to become a DSST member, please review the Join Us section of our website and complete your registration. After your first visit you will need to mail in your USMS membership form as it provides us with vital insurance coverage. You can not become a member of DSST without an active USMS membership.
Feel free to look over our Swim Tips section which has information on what to bring your first time (swim goggles, swimsuit, towel). DSST welcomes swimmers of all abilities. We have multiple lanes from slow and inexperienced to fast and the coaches adjust workouts to take into account each swimmer's abilities. You don’t need to be able to swim all the strokes either. Swimming is one of the best ways to get and stay in shape. However, we advise you to consult with a physician before engaging in any strenuous physical activity.
For general questions about our team visit About Us or drop us an email at Contact Us. We also suggest you check out our FAQ's section. Welcome!
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