Online coaching has become routine for running and strength training, but swimming has lagged behind for an obvious reason: technique is hard to fix without someone watching you in the water. SwimRight360 is built specifically to close that gap, offering adults personalized, coach-led swim training delivered remotely, backed by the credentials of a four-time Olympic champion.
The program recently expanded its adult offerings to give swimmers more flexible ways to train on their own schedule, whether that means a fully remote plan or a mix of online coaching and in-person classes at its Miami-area locations.
What is SwimRight360?
SwimRight360 is the remote coaching arm of SwimRight Academy, a swim program founded by Lenny Krayzelburg, a four-time Olympic gold medalist. Where the Academy’s in-person classes serve swimmers around Miami, SwimRight360 extends that same coaching model to anyone, anywhere, by replacing in-pool observation with a structured remote process: an initial consultation, a tailored plan, and ongoing feedback as the swimmer trains.
It’s aimed squarely at adults who want more than a generic workout app. Rather than handing swimmers a static plan, SwimRight360 builds training around the individual’s goals and current ability, whether that’s learning to swim comfortably, training for fitness, or preparing for an open water race.
Key features / What stands out
Three-step personalized coaching process
New swimmers start with a Zoom consultation so a coach can understand their goals and current level, which then informs a custom training plan and a cadence of ongoing text-based support and check-ins.
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Tiered coaching levels
Three monthly tiers give swimmers a choice of how much direct coaching contact they want, from a lighter-touch plan up to a more hands-on, frequently adjusted program for swimmers chasing specific performance goals.
Structured open water plans
For swimmers training toward 2K, 5K or 10K open water events, SwimRight360 offers dedicated training plans delivered through TrainingPeaks, a platform widely used in endurance sports for scheduling and logging workouts.
Olympic-level coaching pedigree
The program’s foundation traces back to Krayzelburg’s own competitive background, which lends the coaching methodology a level of credibility that’s harder to find in generic swim-workout apps.
Hybrid option through in-person classes
Swimmers near Miami can pair SwimRight360’s remote coaching with SwimRight Academy’s in-person adult classes at three area locations, giving them the option of face-to-face instruction alongside their online plan.
Who it’s for
SwimRight360 is built for adults across a wide range of experience: nervous beginners who want to build confidence and comfort in the water, fitness swimmers looking for structure, masters swimmers maintaining competitive form, and triathletes or open water athletes training toward a specific distance event. The common thread is wanting real coaching input rather than a generic, one-size-fits-all workout plan.
Busy professionals who can’t commit to a fixed class schedule are another natural fit, since the whole point of the remote model is training on your own time, around a coach’s guidance rather than a set class slot at a specific pool.
It’s a weaker fit for swimmers who want a free or very low-cost app with no human coaching involved, or for anyone unable to commit to training somewhat consistently between check-ins, since the plan’s value depends on a coach being able to track and adjust progress over time.
Pricing and availability
Remote coaching is sold in three monthly tiers: Light at $125, Core at $175 and Prime at $299, with higher tiers generally offering closer coach contact and more frequent plan adjustments. Open water training plans are available separately through TrainingPeaks for swimmers targeting a specific race distance. The program is available to adults anywhere with internet access, since coaching is delivered remotely rather than tied to a physical location.
What makes it worth considering
What separates SwimRight360 from a generic swim-workout app is the coaching relationship itself: a real consultation up front, a plan built around the individual rather than a template, and ongoing feedback as training progresses. For a sport where technique errors are easy to pick up and hard to self-correct, that human layer matters more than it does in, say, a running app.
The tiered pricing also gives swimmers room to match the investment to their goals, starting with a lighter plan and stepping up to more frequent coaching if they decide to chase a specific race or performance target. And the option to blend remote coaching with in-person classes gives Miami-area swimmers a flexibility that fully remote or fully in-person programs can’t match on their own.
Using TrainingPeaks for the open water plans is a sensible choice rather than a proprietary app, since it’s a platform many endurance athletes already use for running or cycling, which means a triathlete can keep all three disciplines’ training logs in one familiar place instead of juggling separate apps.
Verdict
SwimRight360 brings a credible, structured coaching model to a part of fitness that’s historically resisted going remote, and the tiered pricing makes it reasonably approachable for adults serious about improving in the water without needing to find or afford a private coach in person. For anyone who has stalled out trying to self-coach from generic workout plans, the personalized structure here is a meaningful upgrade.
Frequently asked questions
New swimmers start with an initial Zoom consultation, after which a coach builds a personalized training plan and provides ongoing feedback and text support as the swimmer progresses.
Remote coaching is sold in three monthly tiers: Light at $125, Core at $175 and Prime at $299, with higher tiers offering more direct coach contact and plan customization.
SwimRight360 coaches the training plan and technique feedback; swimmers need access to their own pool or open water venue to actually complete the workouts.
No. Programs are built for a range of levels, from adult beginners building comfort in the water to masters swimmers, triathletes and competitive open water athletes.
Swimmers preparing for 2K, 5K or 10K open water events can follow structured training plans delivered through the TrainingPeaks platform for scheduling and tracking.
Yes. SwimRight Academy also runs in-person adult classes at three Miami-area locations, so swimmers in that area can mix online coaching with pool-based instruction.
