Membership
How to become a member?
New memberships for 2024 are now open online for those wishing to commit to the option of single or double sessions per week. We suggest coming along to 'have a go' at one of our sessions (Sunday 9-10am or Tuesday 6-7pm) prior to joining up to ensure what we offer suits your needs.
We look forward to welcoming new members to our Club.
Becoming a member is easy. Register for the membership by filling in our registration form. You will then receive an invoice and you will be expected to pay your membership fees to our bank account. Our bank details are:
Account Name: JASI Masters
Account No: 02-0865- 0281163-000
Benefits
As a member of the Jasi Masters club you are entitled to a 10% discount at Swim T3. You can also order Jasi Master gear, such as t-shirts, hoodies, jackets and trousers at our partner shop.
How much does full membership cost?
We have several membership options for 2023:
- Social Membership = $35: come and join our social events. This does not include training
- Single Training Session = $180: Join all our social events and train once a week with us.
- Double Training Session = $230: Join all our social events and train twice a week with us.
All fees are calcuated pro rata on a monthly basis. If you join the club from July then you will only have to pay half of the fee. The actual fee due is automatically calculated when you sign up.
Pool Entry to training sessions is by Entry Fee or Concession Card, paid for and arranged by the individual. (This goes to the CCC and does not cover our Lane Hire and Coaching). As a member of JASI Masters you are entitled to a 20% reduction in CCC annual membership fees. Please contact secretary@jasimasters.org.nz for a form confirming your membership to access this discount).
NB. NZ Masters Swimming Membership = $65 (paid directly to NZ Masters). This is required if you wish to compete at NZMS sanctioned meets and we encourage all our members to support NZMS.
Do I have to compete?
No. About 1/3 of our members compete in local and national short and long course swimming competitions. For serious competitors there are numerous opportunities to test skills and conditioning with regular Masters swimming meets. Our lanes cater for swimmers of all ability so it is just a case of finding a lane that you are comfortable swimming in.
What if I just want to keep fit?
Many Masters swimmers are simply interested in the regular routine of working out and swimming twice a week is a great start.
A lot of us enjoy ocean swimming and keeping our swimming up over winter makes putting on our wetsuits in summer that much easier!