Nicole is the founder and driving force behind Seven Oceans. She grew up in the Sandy Springs area, swam competitively through college, and brings over 20 years of experience to her coaching. As a mom of three, her passion for teaching shines as she helps each swimmer develop their skills into confident, safe swimming. Nicole is committed to providing the best lessons in a safe and comfortable environment, building trust with every swimmer so they can learn in a fun, supportive, and encouraging way. When she’s not working, you’ll find her at the beach in Florida with her family.

If you are looking for a clone of Nicole, here's your girl! Ayla has been working Under Nicole for 5 years. She currently teaches private, group, and Coast to Seven lessons. Ayla's advantage lies in her patience, consistency, and engaging personality. Ayla enjoys spending time with her family and traveling.

Brielle has been working under Nicole for 5 years. Brielle is a lead instructor for Seven Oceans teaching private/group lessons, and the Coast to Seven course. Her knowledge of swimming, extensive amount of training under Nicole, and her ability to connect with her students, makes Brielle a priceless asset! Brielle's hobbies outside of teaching lessons include, playing with her siblings and enjoying almost all outdoor activities.

Francine has been a swim coach with the Stingrays at Mt. View Pool in Cobb County since 2015. Before that, she spent nine years teaching swim lessons at Health Place, a Wellstar facility. She enjoys time with her three grown children and her first grandchild, with hopes for many more to come. Known for her patience and welcoming nature, Francine creates a safe, supportive environment where swimmers of all ages feel confident in the water.

Amara has been teaching with Seven Oceans since March of 2023. Her background consists of 9 years in competitive swimming and 2 years of extensive marine lifeguard training on the Albany military base. Amara attends Kennesaw State University and her hobbies include painting, ministry, and tennis! You will catch Amara covering all Seven Oceans courses.

Originally from California, Marina was first introduced to Seven Oceans as a dedicated swim mom when her daughter began lessons and quickly thrived. Inspired by the program, she joined the team as an instructor and also helps behind the scenes to help keep everything running smoothly. As a busy mom of two to Luna (7) and Jak (5), she’s often carpooling, working, and embracing life as a wife and mom. Her warm, fun-loving personality makes her a favorite among both students and parents.

Jack is a lifelong athlete from Lilburn, GA who grew up swimming and also played high school baseball before returning to the pool. He qualified for state and served as team captain his senior year, later competing in club sports at KSU before pursuing residential remodeling. After a serious back injury at 22, swimming became his primary form of recovery and deepened his appreciation for the sport. Jack is passionate about helping kids build strength, confidence, and lifelong water safety skills. Outside of work, he enjoys carpentry, disc golf, the outdoors, and trips to the beach.

Nallie is from Roswell and has always enjoyed being active and spending time around the water. She is heading into her third summer as a lifeguard, giving her a strong background in water safety and awareness. She brings a calm, steady approach to her lessons and enjoys helping swimmers build confidence and skills at their own pace. Outside of the pool, Nallie loves running, reading, and going line dancing each week with her sister. She’s a big sushi fan and looks forward to her annual trips to Hilton Head to relax and recharge.

Ethan is from Atlanta and loves drawing, hanging out with friends, and playing sports. With previous swim coaching experience, he’s passionate about helping kids gain confidence and skills in the water. He chose to be a swim coach because learning to be confident in the water can be one of the most challenging experiences for a young person, and having someone to look up to for guidance and support makes it so much more enjoyable. He hopes to be that mentor for every swimmer he teaches.