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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]AAC is your cheapest option with the best practice times. Coach is great [/quote] They will not specialize your kid like NCAP. And I think it would be better to know what kid of cuts does your kid make currently. [/quote] 2 back is probably his best event at 1:53, goes 1:45 in 2 free and 1:56 in 2 fly. He is currently a freshman. AAC does appear to have some strong swimmers in 15/16 age group.[/quote] So there are only like 10 boys in the country with those kinds of times. The only club that is going to be able to work with that kind of talent would be NCAP and honestly it would be a disservice to your son to be at any other club in this area. AAC has one strong boy in the 15-16 range and his parent is his coach which I think explains a lot of his success. You would not get the same treatment.[/quote] With these times, OP should already be well aware of which clubs are well represented at the same meets and where other comparable swimmers are. It’s not a mystery, it’s very obvious after just perusing swim cloud. [/quote]
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