Superior Instructors
All of our instructors are highly qualified and trained using our proven teaching philosophy and tiered-lesson curriculum, but our Superior level instructor are managers, have competed themselves or are swim team coaches as well.
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Coach Morgan
Coach Morgan is the Lead Lessons & Operations Manager at Superior Training. She started her swimming career as a member of Westmont Swim Club at 8 years old. She swam under Adam Cremieux during her time at Westmont Swim Club. As a coach, she has now come full circle when she joined West Swim Club coaching staff in the winter of 2018. Coach Morgan also helped coached at FMC Aquatic Swim Team before coming back home. Morgan has assisted with 8 & under, 9 & 10s, and senior group while coaching for WEST Swim Club. Currently, you can find Coach Morgan helping with our Superior STARS team-prep. She comes with 15+ years of experience. She is excited to bring that knowledge and experience with to Superior Training and help kids fall in love with the world of swimming.
Morgan grew up swimming club through her high school days at ICHS in Elmhurst. She then continued her swimming career at Monmouth College. Her favorite events included the 100/200 Fly, 400 IM, and the mile. Morgan then graduated from UW-Whitewater with a degree in English and Communication, and a minor in Human Services: Social Work. She continued her education by getting certificates in Phlebotomy/EKG and her Medical Assistant Degree. Before Morgan became our Head Lessons & Operations Manager, she worked full-time at Edward-Elmhurst Hospital in the Neuroscience Institute as well at the Edward-Elmhurst Clinic in Hinsdale.
It seems as if Morgan is never far from a pool as she has been working at Edgewood Valley Country Club since 2006. Not only does she help run and manage the pool, but she was also the EVCC Sports Camp Coordinator for 10 years. In the past, Morgan also volunteered her time and knowledge as a water polo coach and dryland coordinator at Hinsdale South High School.
Morgan grew up swimming club through her high school days at ICHS in Elmhurst. She then continued her swimming career at Monmouth College. Her favorite events included the 100/200 Fly, 400 IM, and the mile. Morgan then graduated from UW-Whitewater with a degree in English and Communication, and a minor in Human Services: Social Work. She continued her education by getting certificates in Phlebotomy/EKG and her Medical Assistant Degree. Before Morgan became our Head Lessons & Operations Manager, she worked full-time at Edward-Elmhurst Hospital in the Neuroscience Institute as well at the Edward-Elmhurst Clinic in Hinsdale.
It seems as if Morgan is never far from a pool as she has been working at Edgewood Valley Country Club since 2006. Not only does she help run and manage the pool, but she was also the EVCC Sports Camp Coordinator for 10 years. In the past, Morgan also volunteered her time and knowledge as a water polo coach and dryland coordinator at Hinsdale South High School.
Coach Leah
Coach Leah was raised in California where you're born knowing how to swim. Coming from a long line of competitive swimmers, it was only a matter of time before she joined the ranks. From 6-18 years old, Leah competitively swam for the Lemoore Aqua Jets. Every blue ribbon she has ever won is proudly displayed in a shoebox in her parents' attic. While she wanted to be the best at Butterfly, most of those ribbons were for Backstroke.
During the off season, she could be found swimming, and eventually assistant coaching, year-round for the Kings County Swim Club.
Upon moving to Illinois in 2016, Leah's first job was teaching children's swim lessons. She took a short 4-year break but now she's ready to get back into the action here at Superior Training! Leah has been a member of the team at Superior Training since February of 2024.
Fun fact: One of Leah’s future goals is to learn how to scuba dive!
During the off season, she could be found swimming, and eventually assistant coaching, year-round for the Kings County Swim Club.
Upon moving to Illinois in 2016, Leah's first job was teaching children's swim lessons. She took a short 4-year break but now she's ready to get back into the action here at Superior Training! Leah has been a member of the team at Superior Training since February of 2024.
Fun fact: One of Leah’s future goals is to learn how to scuba dive!
Coach Stevie
Coach Stevie is from the south suburbs of Chicago where his first job was as a lifeguard and swim instructor at 16. It was there where he was able to connect with young swimmers for the first time which helped ignite his desire to pursue coaching full time. Ever since then Stevie has been working in and around pools for the last fifteen years as a coach, deck manager, instructor trainer and more. Stevie has spent most of my swim career teaching lessons in Denver, Colorado, helping a young swim school grow from teaching two to three students at a time into one of Denver's most popular swim schools with over thirty instructors! Stevie primarily worked with student's ages 1-4 while still being involved in coaching five years and up with more advanced lessons. While living in Chicago I’ve worked at a handful of facilities around the area as well as primarily teaching private at home lessons to families in and around the city, for both adults and children alike! Stevie joined the Superior Training management team in February of 2024.
Coach Andie
Coach Andie has been swimming since she was 5 years old. She attended lessons and was on the Palos Area Swim Sharks (P.A.S.S.) competitive swim team growing up.
Coach Andie swam for her high school swim team all 4 years. With her love of being in the water, she joined her high school water polo team. In the off seasons, Coach Andie was a member of the Chicago Aquatics Polo Club (CAPC) girl’s water polo team. She is currently helping coach the 10U team and high school boys' team.
Coach Andie became a swim instructor to share her passion for the water. She would like everyone to enjoy aquatics as much as she does. Safety is a priority. It's important to learn and master safety skills before learning swim stroke skills. Coach Andie's goal as an instructor is to teach her students how to be safe and efficient in the water.
Coach Andie swam for her high school swim team all 4 years. With her love of being in the water, she joined her high school water polo team. In the off seasons, Coach Andie was a member of the Chicago Aquatics Polo Club (CAPC) girl’s water polo team. She is currently helping coach the 10U team and high school boys' team.
Coach Andie became a swim instructor to share her passion for the water. She would like everyone to enjoy aquatics as much as she does. Safety is a priority. It's important to learn and master safety skills before learning swim stroke skills. Coach Andie's goal as an instructor is to teach her students how to be safe and efficient in the water.
Coach Casey
Coach Casey grew up swimming for the Academy Bullets Swim Club where she began competing at eight-years-old. While in high school she joined Fox Valley Swim Team. During high school, she enjoyed swimming Butterfly events and the 500 Freestyle.
Coach Casey's career progressed to the collegiate level where she represented University of the Cumberland's at the NAIA level. In college, Casey focused on the 200 Butterfly, 400 IM, and the Mile. While she was swimming for her college team, she was able to have the opportunity to become a swim instructor.
Growing up and being a part of different swim clubs, teams, gave Casey the experience to learn different drills and creativity on how to teach swimming which she has brought to Superior Training to share with all the students she swims with.
Coach Casey's career progressed to the collegiate level where she represented University of the Cumberland's at the NAIA level. In college, Casey focused on the 200 Butterfly, 400 IM, and the Mile. While she was swimming for her college team, she was able to have the opportunity to become a swim instructor.
Growing up and being a part of different swim clubs, teams, gave Casey the experience to learn different drills and creativity on how to teach swimming which she has brought to Superior Training to share with all the students she swims with.
Coach Elizabeth
Coach Elizabeth grew up swimming in New Mexico and upon her graduation from La Cueva High School, continued her swimming career at Lewis University. While at Lewis, Elizabeth competed Middle Distance Freestyle and Butterfly as a four-year member of the Varsity team, while earning a degree in Early Childhood and Special Education.
Elizabeth works full-time as a Special Education teacher and uses her skills in communication and passion for children to bring fun and life to her practices. Elizabeth has played an integral role in developing Superior Training's youth lesson and team development programs. In addition to being a skilled youth and private lesson instructor, Elizabeth has coached for FMC Aquatic as an 8&Under and 9-10 group coach and progressed athletes to the Regional and State Level. Elizabeth is now coaching for RISE Aquatic Club as a lead coach for the 8&Under group and an assistant for the 9-10, 13-14, and Senior Groups. Elizabeth is always looking for new and innovative way to teach swim lessons, and to share her knowledge and experience with others.
Elizabeth works full-time as a Special Education teacher and uses her skills in communication and passion for children to bring fun and life to her practices. Elizabeth has played an integral role in developing Superior Training's youth lesson and team development programs. In addition to being a skilled youth and private lesson instructor, Elizabeth has coached for FMC Aquatic as an 8&Under and 9-10 group coach and progressed athletes to the Regional and State Level. Elizabeth is now coaching for RISE Aquatic Club as a lead coach for the 8&Under group and an assistant for the 9-10, 13-14, and Senior Groups. Elizabeth is always looking for new and innovative way to teach swim lessons, and to share her knowledge and experience with others.
Coach Kirby
Coach Kirby has been involved in the sport of swimming most of his life. His swimming career began at the age of seven. He swam for several teams in the Chicagoland area, including Westmont Swim Club. Now in his early 30’s, Kirby’s passion for the sport has grown.
As a USA Swimming Age Group Coach, Kirby has worked with a broad array of athletes. He has spent years coaching senior and elite level swimmers, but for the last five years he has focused on and has had great success with those 12 and under. Kirby believes that stroke technique and skill development is PARAMOUNT for a long, successful, and injury free swimming career. With this strong foundation, Kirby has watched his athletes have success and stay in the sport through high school and beyond.
Below are some of Kirby’s coaching experiences and highlights:
Riverside Brookfield Swim Club (2005-2012) Assistant Head Coach
Academy Bullets (2012-2015) Lead Senior Coach at the Aurora Site
West Swim Club (2015-2020) Lead Age Group Coach
FMC Aquatic (2020-2022)
RISE Aquatic Club (2022-Present)
Assistant Coach Team Illinois (2017)
Zone Select Camp Assistant (Spring 2017)
As a USA Swimming Age Group Coach, Kirby has worked with a broad array of athletes. He has spent years coaching senior and elite level swimmers, but for the last five years he has focused on and has had great success with those 12 and under. Kirby believes that stroke technique and skill development is PARAMOUNT for a long, successful, and injury free swimming career. With this strong foundation, Kirby has watched his athletes have success and stay in the sport through high school and beyond.
Below are some of Kirby’s coaching experiences and highlights:
Riverside Brookfield Swim Club (2005-2012) Assistant Head Coach
Academy Bullets (2012-2015) Lead Senior Coach at the Aurora Site
West Swim Club (2015-2020) Lead Age Group Coach
FMC Aquatic (2020-2022)
RISE Aquatic Club (2022-Present)
Assistant Coach Team Illinois (2017)
Zone Select Camp Assistant (Spring 2017)
Coach Landon
Coach Landon started coaching at West Swim Club (now FMC Aquatic Swim Team) since 2018 and primarily worked with the 9-10s, Senior, and National age groups. During the Winter 2021 season he was focused on helping Coach Adam with the 11-12 year olds. He also assisted in dryland practices for the kids concentrating on core and calisthenics.
Landon started swimming out of the Hinswood Community Pool and HOSC swimming program. He continued swimming career while attending high school at Hinsdale South. Preparing for his senior year, Landon swam under Coach Adam.
Landon was fortunate to continue his swimming career at University of Wisconsin-Whitewater where he primarily swam the 50 Free, 100 Free, and 100 of anything else. He holds the 50(20.95) and 100(46.03) free records at Whitewater (still!), as well as in many relays. His senior year he was awarded to be a Second-Team All-American for his team’s performance at D III Nationals. Landon’s 5th year he was a student assistant and helped create and coach the dryland program for Whitewater which led to many team records being taken down that next year.
Landon is a teacher at a local middle school and enjoys teaching and coaching in all circumstances. During the summer, Landon is also the pool manager at Edgewood Valley Country Club. He is Head Coach of the swim and dive team that has won countless Conference Swim Championships as well as Dive Championships. His team has also won the sportsmanship award 2 years running.
Fun Fact: Landon was also the Mascot at UW-Whitewater for 2 years, GO Warhawks!
Coach Landon works with all swimmers but specializes in our competitive & adult private lessons.
Landon started swimming out of the Hinswood Community Pool and HOSC swimming program. He continued swimming career while attending high school at Hinsdale South. Preparing for his senior year, Landon swam under Coach Adam.
Landon was fortunate to continue his swimming career at University of Wisconsin-Whitewater where he primarily swam the 50 Free, 100 Free, and 100 of anything else. He holds the 50(20.95) and 100(46.03) free records at Whitewater (still!), as well as in many relays. His senior year he was awarded to be a Second-Team All-American for his team’s performance at D III Nationals. Landon’s 5th year he was a student assistant and helped create and coach the dryland program for Whitewater which led to many team records being taken down that next year.
Landon is a teacher at a local middle school and enjoys teaching and coaching in all circumstances. During the summer, Landon is also the pool manager at Edgewood Valley Country Club. He is Head Coach of the swim and dive team that has won countless Conference Swim Championships as well as Dive Championships. His team has also won the sportsmanship award 2 years running.
Fun Fact: Landon was also the Mascot at UW-Whitewater for 2 years, GO Warhawks!
Coach Landon works with all swimmers but specializes in our competitive & adult private lessons.
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