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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why are you switching teams if the currently relationship between your swimmer and coach is positive?[/quote] Oftentimes a talented swimmer needs a bigger club so they can attend the harder meets and have a better group of swimmers their age. It has nothing to do with the coaching. Or a swimmer hits a plateau and a new coach and new perspective could be the push the swimmer needs. [/quote] This is NCAP propaganda. You can swim fast at any club if your coaching is good and your athlete works hard. “Better meets” only matter if you are super elite[/quote] :roll: NP, this is actually just true, not propaganda from the bigger clubs. Having a training cohort of other fast swimmers is important not only so swimmers can continue to train with the appropriate age group and not feel like they need to swim up to be challenged, but so they are training to the best of their ability rather than down to the ability of the swimmers around them. [/quote] +1 There are clubs and there are elite clubs. There is a difference. Not total propaganda, but some of it is. [/quote]
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