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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My child is in a higher level of juniors with RMSC. Think “select” or “Ndg”. He just started swimming competively last year and has moved up twice over the last 12 months.

The difference between the lower vs higher levels. The coaching style varies depending on the level. While the lower level coaches are encouraging, they also focus heavily on stroke mechanics. I often see the coaches speaking with individual swimmers to correct their stroke. The lower levels do tend to have larger groups, but perhaps it’s because they are only require 1~2 practices per week.

The higher level swimmers (advanced, select, NDG)  swimmers tend to have better stroke mechanics so the emphasis has been building endurance. When I sought out my child’s coach for private lessons, the coach instead pulled my child during practice to work on that specific concern. My child has been consistently dropping time, making JO, Zones, and NCSA cuts. I have no complaints.

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Unless you are prepared to provide at least the first name of your child, your post is meaningless. Information about all fast swimmers, all RMSC NCSA and zones qualifiers is open. I am in this business for over 25 years and could not find any single current RMSC swimmer who just started 12 months ago, and already made all the cuts mentioned in your post. It would be a fantastic performance surpassing many existing Olympians. I think your post is just a lie written by RMSC parent committee or similar. [/quote]

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