Originally from Syracuse, NY. I graduated from SUNY Purchase with a bachelor's degree in music, where I also competed as a student-athlete swimming NCAA Div. III. Currently, I'm at CU Boulder, diving into my second bachelor's degree as a senior in mechanical engineering. When I'm not hitting the books, you can find me at the CU Rec center as a personal swim trainer. But when the snow starts falling, I swap for my other goggles as an avid skier and ski instructor at Eldora Ski Resort. Passionate about music, engineering, and swimming, I enjoy maintaining a healthy active lifestyle. My goal with BAM is to motivate an active lifestyle in others through swimming while offering guidance as needed.

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She loves swimming and coaching outside, even in the cold and snow. She believes that master's swimmers want to have a great workout and have fun with their friends while doing it. Bring your fins, paddles, pull buoys, and snorkels to her practices. She believes in "adulting," so she incorporates a variety of equipment into her workouts. She enjoys working with sprinters and endurance athletes, having been one herself.

Corey is a Ph.D. Student in Computer Science at CU Boulder and former Mechanical Engineer. As a lifelong distance swimmer and IMer, she enjoys building sets that reinforce technique, pacing, and endurance with a mix of strokes. When she’s not swimming or researching, she sings in various choirs, runs, does classical pilates, and hangs out with her four golden retrievers.

He has a wealth of knowledge and experience in and out of the pool. He strives to infuse his workouts with all strokes and IM to challenge and engage BAM members.
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He has worked with all levels of athletes, from club level to elite, and all ages and abilities. He provides the Boulder
triathlon community with top notch coaching informed by his experience as a triathlete.

He and his three boys: Jackson, Tucker, and Cooper love the year-round active lifestyle that Boulder allows. Glynde
loves all forms of swimming and thrives on sharing that passion with others.

Her objective as a Masters coach is to tap into whatever excites people about swimming (improving skills, making muscles burn, spending time with friends, practicing math, etc). Her goal is to keep swimmers motivated and engaged with workouts that meet those needs.

Marie spent her childhood in both Colorado and on Cape Cod, where she fell in love with competitive swimming. In high school, Marie was a 4-time State Champion and Boston All-Scholastic Athlete. Her hard work and dedication to both swimming and academics brought her to the collegiate level, where she competed on the varsity level for Indiana University from 2014-2018. While in college, Marie swam herself to both Big Ten and All-American honors, in addition to making the Dean's list for her studies in psychology and business. In 2016 Marie competed at the swimming Olympic Trials. After graduation, Marie moved to Summit County where she has worked as a ski and snowboard instructor, swim instructor, coordinator of the Dillon Marina sailing school, and completed her Master's in Business. Marie has since moved to Broomfield and is an assistant coach for the Front Range Barracudas Swim Team and Head Coach for Erie High School Girls Swim. Marie continues to compete in swimming today and hopes to complete her PhD in sports psychology in the near future.

Michelle is a lifelong swimmer and has been coaching Masters Swimming around Boulder, CO for the past 9 years. She has a passion for keeping swimmers engaged in their technique during longer workouts and helping every swimmer find ways to improve, no matter how long they've been swimming.

Mike's goals as a BAM coach are to incorporate technique into every session along with a challenging set that pushes his swimmers to do a little more than they think they are capable of.

I have always been a full time student or had a full time career while pursuing competitive athletics. I understand a 60 minute swim session may be the only break one gets from the other demands of life. I strive to write workouts that are fun and improve a swimmer’s efficiency in the water.