Swim Consultants

Our Services

Season Planning | Practice Structure | Technical Analysis | Culture Building | Mindset Coaching | Race Strategy | Energy Systems | Competition Preparation

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Who We Help

High School SwimmersChasing that breakthrough taper meet? We help you fix the technique, pacing, and training habits that unlock state cuts, championship swims, and college-level performance.

College SwimmersAlready elite but stuck at a plateau? Get razor-specific stroke analysis, smarter training adjustments, and race strategies built to squeeze out the final 1–2% that makes all the difference.

High School & College CoachesNeed an expert second set of eyes? We help you refine practices, fix team-wide technique trends, strengthen culture, and build a smarter training structure that gets results.

Masters Swimmers & TriathletesWant to feel smoother and more efficient in the water? We help you refine your stroke, improve endurance, and build confidence with clear, personalized technical feedback.

About Our Team

Michael McBryanMike is a former University of North Carolina team captain and record holder in the 200 Breaststroke. He is an Olympic Trial and NCAA qualifier. After beginning his coaching career at UNC, Mike served as Head Age Group Coach for Nation’s Capital Swim Club (NCAP). During his time at NCAP, he also worked at SwimLabs, where he developed an expert technical understanding of all four strokes and training methodologies. In 2020, Mike returned home as Head Coach of Central Bucks Swim Team, leading multiple swimmers to their first national-level cuts. He now serves as Head Coach of Hatboro-Horsham Aquatic Association, where he combines his competitive background, technical expertise, and science-backed training to build confident, high-performing athletes, including national champions and All-American swimmers.

John DevaneyJohn is a 3X NCAA All-American, multiple-time team record holder, and former captain of the Franklin & Marshall College swim team, where he also served on the recruiting committee and competed on the national stage in multiple years. In high school, he placed third in the 50 and 100 freestyle at his state championship and qualified for the Toyota U.S. Open. Now an assistant coach with the nationally ranked Naval Academy Aquatic Club (NAAC), he brings a passion for breaking down races to the smallest details and helping swimmers reach their full potential.