Open Lane presents

LydiaJacoby

A weekend in Providence with the Olympic gold medalist. Choose one experience, or build your whole weekend.

WhenDec 12–13
WhereProvidence, RI
PoolBrown University Swimming Pool
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Gold-Medal Training

$100per swimmer · 30-min session

Dedicated time in the pool with Lydia and National Team Coach, Mitch Dalton. 30-minute sessions, capped at 4 swimmers each.

WhenSat, between 4–6pm
WhereBrown University Swimming Pool
Ages10–18
IncludesLydia, in Her Own Words

*Not a “learn to swim” clinic

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4:30pmFull
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5:00pmFull
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Group Clinic

$200per swimmer

Technique and training with Lydia, featuring some of her favorite drills and workouts. Perfect for teammates and friends.

WhenSun, 9am–12pm
WhereBrown University Swimming Pool
Ages10–18
IncludesLydia, in Her Own Words

*Not a “learn to swim” clinic

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Dinner with Lydia

$200per person

An intimate dinner with Lydia at one of Providence’s best restaurants. Get to know Lydia and others in our swim community on a deeper level.

WhenSat, 7–9pm
Where[Restaurant TBD]
Seats20 guests
Ages21+

*Food and alcohol included

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Lydia, in Her Own Words

$50per person

Lydia tells the story behind the medal: the mindset, the setbacks and what it really takes. Open Q&A and meet-and-greet to follow.

WhenSun, 12:30–2pm
Where[Venue TBD]
FormatTalk, Q&A + meet & greet
AgesAll ages welcome

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The weekend.

SaturdayDec 12
4–6pmGold-Medal Training (30-min sessions)Brown University Swimming Pool
7–9pmDinner with Lydia[Restaurant TBD]
SundayDec 13
9am–12pmGroup ClinicBrown University Swimming Pool
12:30–1:30pmLydia, in Her Own Words[Venue TBD]
1:30–2pmMeet & greet with LydiaPhotos and autographs
Lydia Jacoby in a red Arena suit, studio portrait
Lydia lifting her goggles in disbelief after winning gold at Tokyo 2020
Lydia during an interview
Lydia waving on deck before a race
Lydia celebrating with both arms raised in Tokyo
Lydia in the pool
Headshot of Lydia Jacoby
About Lydia

The underdog
from Seward.

Lydia grew up in Seward, Alaska, a small fishing town with one pool and no 50-meter course. In 2021 she became the first swimmer from Alaska to make the U.S. Olympic swim team.

At the Tokyo Games, at 17, she came from lane four’s shadow to win gold in the 100m breaststroke, then added a silver in the 4x100 medley relay.

After the Olympics, she swam for the University of Texas, where she was coached by Mitch Dalton. In her freshman season, she won an NCAA championship in the 100-yard breaststroke.

Venue & travel.

Gold-Medal Training and the Group Clinic are held at the Brown University Swimming Pool in the Nelson Fitness Center, Providence, Rhode Island. About an hour from Boston, under an hour from Hartford.

PoolBrown University Swimming Pool, Nelson Fitness Center
Address225 Hope Street, Providence, RI
Getting hereAmtrak and MBTA commuter rail stop at Providence Station. T.F. Green Airport (PVD) is 15 minutes away.
Parking[Parking details TBD]
Stay[Partner hotel & rate TBD]

Every ticket supports families facing Alzheimer's.

Open Lane proudly supports Hilarity for Charity (HFC), a national non-profit caring for families impacted by Alzheimer's disease and leading in brain health research and education. For us, it's personal: Mitch Dalton's father is living with Alzheimer's, and Mitch sees firsthand the impact it has, not only on those diagnosed but on those who care for them.

Before you
dive in.

Yes. Pick any one, or combine as many as you like.

No. Gold-Medal Training and the Group Clinic are built for competitive swimmers who already swim confidently.

Swimmers ages 10–18. Parents are welcome to watch from the deck.

Yes, all ages are welcome. Buy one ticket per person. Swimmers in Gold-Medal Training or the Group Clinic are already included.

We'd love that. Send us an email at mitchell_dalton@brown.edu and tell us about your team.