U.S. Masters Swimming
Arlette Godges MS, PT, OCS, GCS, MBA is a highly experienced physical therapist and entrepreneur with over 30 years in various care settings, including acute care, outpatient, and home health. Arlette serves as a physical therapist at Assisted Home Health and Hospice while concurrently holding the position of associate at ASEA, LLC, focusing on health optimization through patented biotechnology. As the founder and owner of Align4Power/AgeUpWell, Arlette offers consulting services for the elderly and promotes wellness across all ages. Additionally, Arlette is a swim coach with U.S. Masters Swimming and UC Santa Barbara, further enriching a diverse professional portfolio that includes expertise in clinical program development and management. Educational qualifications include a Master's in Business Administration from the University of Southern California, a Master's in Physical Therapy from the University of the Pacific, and board certifications in orthopedics and geriatrics from the American Physical Therapy Association.
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U.S. Masters Swimming
USMS is a national membership-operated nonprofit organization that provides membership benefits to nearly 70,000 Masters swimmers across the country. These benefits include insurance, SWIMMER magazine, sanctioned events, and many others. USMS and its 52 Local Masters Swimming Committees (LMSCs) provide direct support to more than 1,500 Masters Swimming clubs and workout groups. Structure and organization of USMS programs vary and are driven by factors such as pool availability, instructor or coach availability, community support, and finances. The majority of locations offering Masters Swimming programs have coaches on deck. Coaches write workouts and provide feedback and instruction.