OURCOACHES
NEMANJAČOLIĆ
Director of Performance and Coaching
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Coach Nemo brings a wealth of experience to the club with having coached competitive swimmers since 2006. His passion for swimming has lead him to become a dynamic coach who strives to bring out the best in each athlete that he has the pleasure of coaching.
NCCP Swimming Level 3 Trained
National Lifeguard Certified
Standard First Aid with CPR-C
Coach Nemo’s favourite stroke is Breaststroke… if you couldn’t tell from his accolades.

Wayne brings to RHAC over 15 years of coaching experience, having recently coached for over 6 years at the Markham Aquatic Club, and for one year at the Aurora Ducks.
Standard First Aid with CPR-C
Wayne is big Manchester United fan!

Mayumi learned to swim before she could walk, according to her father who is also a swimming coach. By age 8 she was swimming competitively, competing in both the pool and in open water aquathlons. However, before she even started swimming competitively, she was the coach’s mini-me with a stopwatch and a clipboard.
Aside from swimming, Mayumi enjoys various sports including ball hockey and was the captain of her high school ball hockey team. While both swimming and ball hockey are tough sports, swimming can be a very lonely one. Mayumi understands from firsthand experience that sometimes it’s hard to grind through those early morning swim practices without the support of family, friends, teammates, and coaches, which is why Mayumi wants to be the coach who motivates swimmers to keep swimming. She is looking forward to working with all the coaches, swimmers, and parents at RHAC to all swimmers achieve their goals.
NCCP Level 1
Mayumi speaks English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Japanese, and Korean; she enjoys learning new foreign languages and is currently studying French.

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Bio:
Victoria is a RHAC alumni and a graduate of University of Toronto; she trained and raced under the RHAC banner in our Senior National Group as a top sprinter, middle and long distance, and placed 6th at Summer Canadian National Championships in 2014.
Her swimming career might have started with RHAC but continued to great success as part of the well recognized UofT Varsity Blues Swim Team. Victoria is no stranger to hard work and disciplined approach to swimming, having trained for over 20 hours a week to achieve great results: silver and gold medalist at the Canadian University Championships, Ontario University Championships and Canadian Olympic Trial Finalist in 2016.
Victoria is a well-rounded individual on and off the swimming deck; her academic and athletic accomplishments (Sharon Guinness Athletic Scholarship, Ontario Award of Distinction and Varsity Blues Silver T-Holder) are testament to the fact that the discipline and hard work required to achieve athletic success are life skills, which can lead to the achievement of academic excellence as well. Victoria brings lots of swimming experience to our younger groups and has experience coaching athletes from lower age to masters swimming.
Certifications:
NCCP Swimming Level 1 (in progress)
NLS, Standard First Aid and CPR
Fun fact:
Victoria likes to solve puzzles and satisfies her problem-solving skills by being an avid software programmer. Drawing, learning new languages (currently French) and staying active by swimming and running are only some of her interests.

Bio:
Kimiko grew up as a competitive Volleyball player in Ontario, and maintained touch with her love for being in the water by taking up Life Saving as a teen. In 2012 she discovered her passion for Olympic Weightlifting and competitive CrossFit; most recently she qualified and competed at the 2019 CF Sanctional in Milan Italy (Individual Elite Women). As a Strength and Conditioning Coach of 6 years for competitive athletes of various sporting backgrounds, she looks to share her love for training and to help guide RHAC athletes in becoming the best they can be.
Certifications:
CF-Level 2 Trainer
CF Gymnastics Certification
NCCP Swimming Level 1
NCCP’s “Mental Health In Sport” and “Coaching Athletes with a Disability”
Standard First Aid and CPR
Fun fact:
Kimiko's favourite stroke is freestyle… but only with a pull buoy.
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