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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Jrs 2 is cut down to 90 minutes. Advanced Jr is only 2.25 hour in the week. Those are not enough practice for advanced swimmers that usual get 7. [/quote]

Well, if your child is that advanced, why don't you move to a different club, find a private facility, or move to a different part of the country.[/quote]

That's more than we are getting.  All kids should get the same amount.  Regular kids cannot ever catch up or move ahead as they swim much less.  Private groups are 2-4 times the cost.  many of us cannot afford that.

Any suggestions on affordable groups swimming a few times a week?[/quote]

"Fair" is not 50 minutes a week for some groups and 2.25 hours for others. The prices are not that different. [/quote]

I have two swimmers, one that is competitive and the other isn’t. Every Advanced and NDG/Select/NTG had the same amount of access to the pool during the early years of training. Yes, your child can move forward with the amount of practice time provided. If my advanced swimmer started out training 5-6 times per week, he would’ve burned out.

The reduced amount of time isn’t a RMSC issue, it’s a county one as a result of a pandemic. Start writing emails to the county council members if you would like more pool time or... find a cure to covid.[/quote]

The cure for covid is people stop traveling, eating out and socializing but that's not going to happen.

The advanced group swim 1-2 times a week more in juniors than the regular.   Mine gladly will swim 5-6 days a week and at times we've supplemented elsewhere to get the practices in.  Yours may not do well with more but some of our kids do better and enjoy more.  [/quote]

How old is your child? What swim group is s/he in?

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Juniors.  We have yet to hear the new plan from RMSC.   Any suggestions on where else to go?   [/quote]

You should start your own club.  You clearly have superior knowledge about everything.[/quote]

We get one day a week for 60 minutes.  Do you think that's reasonable?  [/quote]

I think that you see the universe through the eyes of only your nine year old who did not make advanced juniors, you reject information we have provided to you about how this club works and why they have do things the way they do things in multiple exchanges. You want more for your kid for less money.  I believe you have indicated that you want: (1) all kids to be able to come to more practices (2) the decision about who makes advanced groups to have nothing to do with speed because you don't care about competitions but only practice attendance; (3) attendance at every practice made available to a certain group of kids to be mandatory; (4) lanes to have fewer kids in them; (5) the cost to be cheaper then RMSC;  (6) no changes be made to the schedule to reflect evolving health regulations  without consultation with 100s of participants' parents; (6) the schedule to be developed in light of evolving health department restrictions to serve a mystery number of swimmers (because you don't want to have to pay a deposit to indicate you want to swim during a pandemic).  I think you should develop a business plan and figure out how this would work?  Would you have kids of all abilities just sign up for the number of practices they want to attend and then have coaches deal with disparate speeds and kids lapping each other at any given practice?  How much would you pay for lane space, how much would you pay your coaches, therefore how much would you charge "per practice."  Go through this exercise and see if you can create a club to fit your preferences. [/quote]

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