Skedsmotun Bo- og Behandlingssenter

What Skedsmotun Bo- og Behandlingssenter does

Triton Lillestrøm Svømme- og Triatlonklubb is a Norwegian non-profit sports association (Org. nr: NO922 690 200) operating as one of Norway's largest and most comprehensive swimming and triathlon clubs, with approximately 2,500 members, 2,509 active members, 4,528 active participants year-to-date, 738 active adults, and 99 weekly activities. The club originated as SSK Skjetten Svømming and operates across more than 10 pool facilities in the greater Lillestrøm/Skedsmokorset/Skjetten/Enebakk/Lørenskog corridor — including Skedsmotun Bo- og Behandlingssenter (Husebyveien 18, Skedsmokorset) as one of its toddler swimming venues, Skjetten Svømmehall as the main training and headquarters venue, Volla Svømmehall for public bathing and adapted courses, and multiple municipal school pools (Sagdalen, Frydenlund, Sten-Tærud, Vigernes, Åsenhagen) for school swimming delivery.

The core product is a tiered swimming instruction curriculum aligned with Norges Svømmeforbund standards, spanning baby swimming (0–2 years) through progressive named levels (Vannmerket, Hval, Skilpadde, Pingvin, Selungen, Sel, Sjøløve, Delfin, Hai) and into competition groups (K1–K5, Rekrutt) and triathlon training. Supplementary offerings include adapted/para swimming for physical and mental disabilities (including the Supersvømmerne program), women's-only swimming, water gymnastics, corporate first aid and lifesaving certification, private lessons, school swimming (Skolesvømming) delivered to municipal schools, and kindergarten swimming (Barnehagesvømming) delivered across Lillestrøm kindergartens.

Revenue is generated through multiple streams: mandatory NIF membership fees (NOK 100/year), training and course fees invoiced monthly via Medley.no and Tryggivann.no, private lesson packages (NOK 600–7,650), triathlon group fees (NOK 2,875/half-year), public bathing tickets (NOK 40–160 per session), corporate first aid courses (NOK 4,000–6,500), Grasrotandel grassroots funding from Norsk Tipping, retail merchandise via the triton.ntcshop.no storefront, and municipal contracts for school/kindergarten swimming (estimated need: NOK 2.4M annually for barnehagesvømming alone). The club is governed as a member-based non-profit under NIF, with corporate sponsors (Aurskog Sparebank, Høland & Setskog Sparebank, Strøm-Larsen) and federation affiliations (NIF, NSF, NTF). Headquartered at Postboks 305, Holt Vestvollen, 2023 Skedsmokorset (also listed as Postboks 146, 2026 Skjetten), it is led by General Manager Marcel Rosenberg.

Name

Skedsmotun Bo- og Behandlingssenter

Legal name

Triton Lillestrøm Svømme- og Triatlonklubb

Website

https://tritonlillestrom.no

Company type

Private

Founded year

2013

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Triton Lillestrøm Svømme- og Triatlonklubb is a Norwegian non-profit swimming and triathlon club serving approximately 2,500 members across 10+ pool facilities in the Lillestrøm region, offering progressive swim instruction, competition groups, adapted swimming, triathlon training, and municipal school swimming programs.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Aquatic Sports Instruction

NAICS

Sports and Recreation Instruction (61162), Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers (71394)

SIC

Services-Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs (7997)

akta.pro primary industry

Aquatics Programs (Pools, Swim Lessons, Lifeguarding) (EDALAIAF)

akta.pro secondary industries

Aquatic Centers & Swimming Facilities (MPAKAEAF), Endurance Sports Coaching & Training Camps (Running, Cycling, Triathlon, Swimming) (MPAKAJAH), Water Safety, Lifeguarding & Training Services (Staffing, Certification) (THAAABAL)

Keywords

• Swimming instruction
• Triathlon training
• Aquatic sports club
• Water safety courses
• Adapted swimming

Headquarters

HQ city

Lillestrøm

HQ country

Norway

HQ region

Europe

Offices12 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

1. Membership fees: Annual membership fee of NOK 100 per year for all members, as set by Norges Idrettsforbund (NIF). Collected via NIF's centralized systems (Min idrett).
2. Training and course fees: Training fees and course fees are invoiced separately from membership. Training/competition group fees are handled through Medley.no. Swimming school and course fees are handled through Tryggivann.no. Training fees are proposed to be set by the board annually.
3. Private lessons: Personal training/private swimming lessons offered at Skjetten Swimming Hall. Priced per course hour: NOK 600 for 1 participant (45 min), NOK 900 for 2 participants; NOK 2,700 for 5 course hours (1 participant), NOK 4,050 for 5 course hours (2 participants); NOK 5,100 for 10 course hours (1 participant), NOK 7,650 for 10 course hours (2 participants).
4. Triathlon group fees: Triathlon group participation fee of NOK 2,875 per half year, including 3 swimming sessions per week plus spinning and running sessions. Membership fee of NOK 100 is additional.
5. Grasrotandel (Norwegian Gaming Support): Triton receives grassroots funding from Norsk Tipping's Grasrotandel program, where players allocate 5% of their stake to the club.
6. First aid and lifesaving courses: Norwegian basic first aid course priced at NOK 4,000 for up to 15 people (NOK 550 per person for groups of 10+). Full lifesaving course priced at NOK 6,500 for up to 15 people (NOK 700 per person for groups of 10+). Annual lifesaving test update course is 3 hours.
7. Retail merchandise: Club merchandise sold via online shop at triton.ntcshop.no. Shipping options include express delivery (NOK 150, 2-4 business days) or collection shipping (NOK 20, shipped last day of the month).
8. Public bathing (Folkebad) fees: Public swimming sessions at Volla Swimming Hall: NOK 70 for adults, NOK 50 for seniors/students, NOK 40 for children, NOK 160 for family (2 adults + 2 children). 10-trip tickets available (NOK 490 adults, NOK 350 seniors, NOK 280 children).

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels9 records

Core offering

Operates a comprehensive swimming and triathlon club providing progressive aquatic instruction from infant/toddler swim familiarization through adult education, competitive training groups, triathlon training, adapted/para swimming for disabilities, water gymnastics, lifeguard and first-aid courses, school swimming programs, and public bathing sessions. Activities span over ten pool facilities in the Lillestrøm region of Norway, serving approximately 2,500 members under a curriculum aligned with the Norwegian Swimming Federation's standards.

Product overview

Triton Lillestrøm is a comprehensive swimming and triathlon club offering a unified platform of aquatic programs. The core offering consists of progressive swimming courses (Svømmekurs) spanning from baby swimming through adult education, organized in skill-based levels (Vannmerket through Hai). Supporting programs include adapted/para swimming courses for individuals with disabilities, competitive and training groups for youth, triathlon training, water gymnastics, first aid/lifesaving certification courses, private lessons, and school swimming programs. The club operates across multiple municipal swimming pools and serves approximately 2,500 members with 99 weekly activities. Skedsmotun Bo-og Behandlingssenter is referenced as one swimming pool location where the club's toddler swimming programs (Duppe and Elias for ages 2-6) are conducted.

Differentiator

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Products and services

• Swimming Courses (Svømmekurs) Progressive group swimming lessons for children and youth, organized into skill levels (K1–K4, R1–R2) aligned with Norwegian Swimming Federation curriculum. Target audience: children, youth, and adults learning to swim.
• Infant and Toddler Swimming (Småbarnssvømming) Early water familiarization courses for babies and toddlers aged 0–5 years with parental accompaniment, building water confidence and basic survival skills.
• Adapted/Para Swimming (Tilpasset svømming) Inclusive swimming instruction for individuals with disabilities, medical conditions, or special needs, with tailored instruction and accessible pool facilities.
• Triathlon Training (Triatlon) Multi-discipline triathlon training groups (T1–T4) covering swimming, cycling, and running, coached for athletes preparing for competitions from novice through elite levels.
• Competitive Training Groups (Konkurransegrupper) Advanced competitive swim training for athletes preparing for regional, national, and international competitions, including the Supersvømmerne high-performance group.
• Water Gymnastics (Vanngymnastikk) Low-impact water-based fitness and rehabilitation sessions for adults, focused on mobility, strength, and general wellness.
• First Aid and Lifesaving Courses (Førstehjelp og Livredning) Certified first-aid, CPR, and basic water rescue/lifesaving courses for the general public, parents, and corporate clients; offered on-site at partner facilities.
• School Swimming Programs (Skolesvømming) Contracted swimming instruction delivered to school children through partnerships with municipalities, providing structured aquatic education during the school day.
• Private Swimming Lessons (Privattimer) One-to-one or small-group private swimming instruction for individuals seeking accelerated or customized learning.
• Public Bathing (Folkebad) Open public swimming sessions where members and walk-ins can use the pool for recreation and laps during designated hours.
• Women-Only Swimming (Kvinnesvømming) Designated women-only swimming sessions providing a comfortable environment for female members to swim and train.
• Club Membership (Medlemskap) Annual club membership providing access to training groups, course discounts, member events, voting rights at the general assembly, and eligibility for club-organized competitions.

Quantifiable outcome

• Supersvømmerne participated with the largest team of all swimming clubs in Norway at Landsstevnet 2026 (15 swimmers + 6 coaches), winning 4 relay medals.
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers10 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles6 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Nine partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Lillestrøm kommune (Lillestrøm Municipality)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerMunicipal partnership for delivery of school swimming instruction (Skolesvømming) and kindergarten swimming programs (Barnehagesvømming). Municipality provides funding and access to school facilities. Triton provides qualified swimming instructors. Partnership under pressure due to municipal budget considerations regarding barnehagesvømming funding.
• Kindergartens in LillestrømcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerClose partnership with kindergartens across Lillestrøm for delivery of barnehagesvømming (kindergarten swimming) programs. This collaborative model has operated for over 10 years with thousands of preschool children served.
• Norges Svømmeforbund (Norwegian Swimming Association)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNational federation providing standardized swimming school curriculum (Norges Svømmeskole), competition rules, coach certification, insurance frameworks, and access to national championships (LÅMØ, ÅM, NM). Triton follows NSF's curriculum and guidelines for all swimming courses. NSF school inspectors available through the club.
• Norges Triathlon Forbund (Norwegian Triathlon Association / NTF)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNational federation for triathlon. Triton Lillestrøm registered as a member in April 2014, enabling triathletes to compete for the club under NTF. Club presented its triathlon program at NSF's annual conference in September 2014 and has representatives in triathlon development forums.
• Norges Idrettsforbund (NIF) / Norwegian Sports ConfederationcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNational sports confederation governing membership (mandatory annual fee of NOK 100 collected via NIF systems), insurance, and organizational standards. Allidrett program developed by NIF. Triton follows NIF guidelines and works with associations to develop offerings. NIF requires annual general meetings and financial reporting.
• Lillestrøm Idrettsråd (Lillestrøm Sports Council)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLocal sports council representing the club's interests in municipal matters. Co-submitted a comprehensive hearing response (høringsinnspill) with Triton regarding the municipality's proposed swimming hall strategy, requesting adjustments to reduce pool capacity, prioritization of rehabilitation over new construction, and reinvestment of savings.
• Bærumsvømmerne, Lambertseter Svømmeklubb, Sandefjord SvømmeklubbminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaborating swimming clubs in the Korona Cup 2020 initiative, a nationwide versatility competition during the COVID-19 pandemic. Triton co-organized this competition with these three clubs, with results managed centrally by [email protected].
• Utstyrssentralen i Lillestrøm and BUAminorOthersEquipment lending organizations referenced in Allidrett (multi-sport) program information. Families are encouraged to use these low-threshold lending services for sports and outdoor equipment, supporting the club's goal of inclusive participation regardless of financial means.
• Olav Thon GruppenminorOthersReal estate developer proposing a new swimming facility (badeland) in Lillestrøm. The municipality administration is reported to heavily weigh this proposed new facility in its swimming hall strategy discussions. Triton has expressed concern that this new facility should be additive, not replace existing capacity.

Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Sandefjord Svømmeklubb: Norwegian swimming club and Korona Cup 2020 co-organizer with Triton. Operates a similar full-spectrum offering (swimming school, training, competition, federation membership) and is a directly comparable regional swim-club peer.
• Lambertseter Svømmeklubb: Oslo-based competitive swimming club that co-organized the Korona Cup 2020 versatility competition with Triton. Comparable in scale and program mix (training groups, competition groups, swimming school, federation affiliation).
• Bærumsvømmerne: Large Norwegian competitive swimming club in Bærum. Triton explicitly co-organizes national competitions (e.g., Korona Cup 2020) with Bærumsvømmerne, making it a directly comparable Norwegian swim-club peer with similar competition, training, and federation-affiliated operating model.
• Stavanger Svømmeklubb: One of Norway's largest competitive swimming clubs, offering competition groups, swimming school, and masters programs. Comparable to Triton in scale, federation affiliation, and breadth of programming across age groups.
• Bergen Svømme Club: Historic Norwegian swimming club with broad programming (competition, school, masters). Comparable as a multi-program federation-affiliated swim club operating across multiple pool facilities.

Others

• Special Olympics Norge: Norwegian chapter of Special Olympics, in which Triton's Supersvømmerne group competes. Relevant as the ecosystem counterpart for the adapted/para-swimming vertical in which Triton has built differentiated capability.
• Tryggivann.no: Norwegian online course-registration platform that hosts Triton's swimming-school and course sign-ups. Relevant as the platform/enabler for course enrollment and customer acquisition across Norwegian swim clubs.

Emerging players

• Olav Thon Gruppen (proposed Lillestrøm aquatic facility): Real-estate developer proposing a new swimming/water-park facility in Lillestrøm. Material to Triton because the proposed facility could either complement or replace existing pool capacity, directly affecting Triton's venue access and member base in its home market.

Broad incumbents

• Norges Svømmeforbund (Norwegian Swimming Federation): National federation governing swimming in Norway. Sets the curriculum, certification, and competition framework that Triton operates under, and is relevant as the umbrella organization and standards-setter for the entire Norwegian swim-club ecosystem.
• Norges Triatlon Forbund: Norwegian national federation for triathlon, of which Triton is a registered club since April 2014. Comparable as the governing body for the triathlon vertical Triton is expanding into.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/tritonlillestrom
• Instagraminstagram.com/tritonlillestrom
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/skedsmotun-bo--og-behandlingssenter

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Number of profiles

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