Riverside Brookfield swim training location for Swim Stroke Doctor

Riverside Brookfield Swim Training Location

Chicago-based, serving swimmers throughout the Midwest

Welcome to the Swim Stroke Doctor training location at Riverside Brookfield High School in Riverside, Illinois. This is the primary Chicago-area location for Swim Stroke Doctor's in-person underwater video analysis and technical swim coaching.

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Finding the Training Location

Address: 160 Ridgewood Road, Riverside, IL 60545

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The Riverside Brookfield High School is conveniently located at the south gate of the world-famous Brookfield Zoo. Please note that while we are near the zoo, you cannot park in the official Zoo lot for your session. The walk to the pool from our designated athlete parking area is approximately 500 yards.

Parking & Building Entry

Riverside Brookfield High School parking map

Step 1: Parking

Please park at the north end zone of the football field. This is the official visitor parking area at our facility.

Riverside Brookfield High School entry door

Step 2: School Entry

Look for the angled section of the building. Enter through the double doors and walk down the hallway to your left.

Riverside Brookfield High School hallway

Step 3: Finding the Pool

Walk straight down the long hall. At the end, turn right. The pool entrance is approximately 50 feet with the door just to the right of the vending machines.

Riverside Brookfield High School pool entry door

Step 4: The Pool

Just to the right of the vending machines. Please enter and look for Coach Dan.

High-Definition Underwater Video

See how above- and underwater video analysis can reveal technical details that are difficult to identify during normal swim practice.

Whether you are a competitive club swimmer looking to drop seconds or a triathlete aiming to eliminate drag, real-time multi-angle video analysis provides the visual breakthroughs traditional coaching misses. Join us at our Riverside Brookfield location to diagnose your stroke mechanics, re-pattern key movements, and build sustained swimming efficiency.

Ready to Train?

Questions? Contact Coach Dan: dvlynch@swimstrokedoctor.com