
USA · Texas
Drew Kibler
2021 and 2024 Olympic medalist
- World Championships gold medalist
- 6x NCAA champion
- 5x US National Team member

Unleash your potential in the water and swim faster alongside ASP's team on the road to LA 2028. Daily, coach-designed workouts in your pocket. Start with a 14-day free trial.
What's inside ASP Swim
Imagine having a front-row seat to a champion's daily workouts and getting to train alongside them. That is ASP Swim. Follow the exact workouts our pros do every day to prepare for LA 2028. Same sets, same drills, same mindset.
Your membership includes:
Open the app, follow today's session, and get to work

ASP Swim
Daily swim workouts, technique videos, and the ASP community. Cancel anytime.
$29.99/mo after your 14-day free trial
Current athletes
The daily set in ASP Swim is the one these athletes swim.
Results that speak for themselves
Calvyn Justus joined ASP a year ago. In that time he managed to drop 1.6s, to hit a personal best and qualify for his first Commonwealth team with his home country of South Africa, in over 10 years

What's included
Featured on SwimSwam
Featured on SwimSwam and proven with multiple Olympians, ASP delivers pro-level speed, strength, and rehab under one roof. If you want smarter training and real results, you've come to the right place
Our team
A staff of competitive athletes, strength coaches, and sport scientists.

Founder/CEO
Pro Team Head Coach

Sports Performance Coach, Pro Team Assistant Coach
Aquatic Sports Performance
Sean Kao is Head Coach of Aquatic Sports Performance. He helped build ASP into a program that trains aquatic athletes from developing age-groupers to the multiple Olympians and national-team swimmers on its roster today.
Sean has also coached on deck at the World Championships and served as a coach for Chinese Taipei (Taiwan) at the Pan Pacific Championships, working with athletes racing for their countries.
He earned his Master's in Exercise Science from Arizona State University, where his thesis on strength training for swimmers was published in the Journal of Swimming Research. Sean swam collegiately there, qualified for the American Open Series as an Olympic weightlifter, and competes as a heavyweight in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Every program he writes comes from someone who has done the work himself, in the water and in the weight room.
