Seb is a highly qualified, Silver (Advanced) Licensed Coach and the founder of Western Melbourne Propulsion Swimming Club, with over a decade of coaching experience. He has coached swimmers to state, national and international levels, with multiple finalists and medallists at Australian National Championships and Australian Swimming World Championship Trials. Seb has received several awards from ASCTA, the lead coaching governing body in Australia. In January 2020, Seb was offered the role of Head of Swimming Programs at the State Sports Trust, run out of MSAC. This was a strong vote of confidence in Seb's coaching abilities, and our swimmers' achievements. Seb also has a Bachelor of Commerce and Master of Teaching from The University of Melbourne.

Marcus is one of the Swim Academy Network's Directors and a Bronze (Development) Licensed Coach. He is a former National Breaststroke finalist, placing in the top 5 in the country. He ensures that his squads have a friendly atmosphere, and a determination amongst his swimmers to swim well. Marcus’ strengths lie in developing suitable and individualised set, session and season plans for his squads. Marcus also has a Bachelor of Commerce from The University of Melbourne.

Marcus is a Bronze (Development) Licence Coach whose attachment to swimming began after he moved to Papua New Guinea in 2008.  Marcus has worked with multiple clubs over the years, and has coached numerous swimmers to State and National Championships. He has also been the head swimming coach and swim program coordinator for a well known triathlon performance program since 2015, and developed this program into the premier triathlon swimming program in Victoria, with numerous national title holders and junior Australian representatives. Marcus has also completed a Bachelor of Law at ACU, specialising in Sports Law.  Marcus' goal as a coach is to help his swimmers become both high calibre athletes, and high calibre people.

Guy is a teacher of competitive swimming, and began working at the club as a coach in 2019. He swam competitively for a number of years to national level, focussing primarily on butterfly and backstroke. His fondest swimming memory is competing at the 2017 National Age Championships alongside his WMP team mates. He wishes to share his passion for swimming with all his athletes. Guy is also studying a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) at the Australian Catholic University.

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Our MSAC squads are lead by coaches engaged by the Melbourne Sports Centre. These coaches provide national level and high performance training and specialised strength and conditioning programs

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