Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I honestly think its unfair how much more the fast kids get for their swim team registration.
B meet Larlo pays $200 and gets to swim in 5 lame, long, boring B meets that aren't even scored like real meets.
A meet Larla pays $200 and gets to swim in 5 super fun A meets, with themes and team lunches, 5 B meets, extra attention from coaches during Practice, relay carnival, all star relay carnival, and individual all stars. A
meet Larla's parents aren't required to do any extra volunteering above what B meet Larlo's parenrs do. It honestly feels like the B team families are subsidizing the A swimmers.
My hunch is you are trying to stir the pot. What about all the A meet swimmers who pay the same fee and practice 1 day a week bc of club? That is a lot of my pool’s lineup and quite frankly we need them for budgeting purposes (if they actually practiced every day our lanes would be packed). Or, how about the B meet swimmer who attends doubles and therefore gets 9 practices a week. A lot of our little kids love to attend doubles when they can and don’t make A meets.
Our pool charges $250 a kid for daily practice for 7 weeks. If your kid attends practice daily (not to mention they could double) that comes out to approx $6.25 per session. How does this thread make it seem like people are being taken advantage of?
There is never going to be any system in the universe that is completely equitable for every single participant. Enjoy it or decide to do a different activity.