Youth diving
Confidence in deep water, body control, good basics and friendships that last beyond the changing room.

Safe, thoughtful diving for children, young people and adults — from a first careful step to competition.
Silakat is a member-run non-profit in Turku. About about 140 people train across our groups, guided by qualified coaches and a practical respect for the pool and one another.
Our name means Baltic herrings — an ordinary, resilient fish at home in Turku and the Archipelago Sea. We wear it lightly and with affection.
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Confidence in deep water, body control, good basics and friendships that last beyond the changing room.
A weekly hour to learn, move and enjoy the boards without pressure to compete.
Strength, mobility and aerial awareness in the gym, on the trampoline and by the foam pit.
Groups return to the boards after summer. Check your time and arrive ten minutes early.
Curious about diving? The beginner group meets at 17:00 and you may try twice without a fee.
Please agree on collection points for younger athletes and keep the pool entrance clear after training.

Diving asks the whole body to work together. Progress can be measured in centimetres: a straighter line, a calmer approach, a cleaner entry. On dark Finnish evenings, the bright pool offers a place to move and belong.
“We teach the person first, and the dive second. A safe athlete learns more.”
— Tuomas Salo, head coach
Volunteer at an event, support a camp or help us maintain equipment. Every contribution returns to the pool.
Ways to help