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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also fwiw most pvs officials don’t really think pads should be used for 10 and unders and prefer buttons bc so many kids miss the pads. [/quote] PVS AO here. Who will operate the touchpad systems? Who will set them up? This is not difficult but it takes training. F[b]or the tech suit rule, there are advantages to keeping the technical rules aligned with USA Swimming for meet management rules and NFHSS for the stroke rules[/b].[/quote] Like what? I think that the rule is aligned in what the kids are allowed to where (Relay Carnival, ASR, and IAS) and the prohibition from dual meets is reasonable.[/quote] Because then every league will have different rules and there will be long email chains about what is ok and what swimmers should wear, and officials briefings will go on for 30 minutes with pointless what if questions. A lot of what has been suggested here and in the MCSL thread ignores the fact that parent volunteers actually run these meets, they do not just happen. And we are at our limit of what we can do in June and July. [/quote] Exactly the point, a total tech suit ban at dual meets would make it easier on officials, team reps, and the league in general as there would be fewer distinctions on what is legal and what is not based on age.[/quote]
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