David Cummings is a Performance Coach at Hillingdon Swimming Club. He possess expertise in teaching, swimming, swimming coaching, staff development, sports and 9 more skills. He is proficient in English. Colleagues describe him as "David joined Sport for Life Shanghai as a junior swimming coach having taken the decision to work off-shore. Soon after joining Sport for Life, it was evident that David's passion for teaching, technical knowledge and professionalism would see him progress quickly through the levels within our company. Within David's first year he implemented a competitive swimming programme in collaboration with other schools and clubs. This was no easy task given the different factions involved within the Shanghai sports scene in general. David's professionalism enable him to grow our programme numbers, implement new levels of swim coaching and performance, all key to the success of the P&L of the swimming programme. Overall he was one of the strongest members of the team and was rewarded in the following 12 months with a promotion to Head of Swimming. I highly recommend David for both his technical abilities, professionalism in relation to proactively getting the job done, he will be an asset for any organisation " and "I had the pleasure of working alongside David at Sport For Life in Shanghai, China. A true team player, David was always willing to help out any of the other coaches with any problems that arose and was first to volunteer his services. David and I worked at numerous mixed sports camps together at International schools and residential compounds across Shanghai. He also helped out with the football leagues that the soccer program ran and his hard work and sense of humour made our Sunday mornings an enjoyable experience for both the children and coaches alike. During his time as head of swimming, I saw a significant increase in the number of children involved in the swimming program thanks to his great organisation skills, fun lessons and strong rapport with the parents. The children truly enjoyed his enthusiasm and love of teaching sports."