Anonymous
05/24/2026 15:02
Subject: NCAP going downhill?
Anonymous wrote:As a GP parent, this thread is embarrassing.
Sure is- but all of it from the last few days was completely avoidable had the main office made some different choices and communicated better. And whoever is responsible for piling on about Jeremy from your experience at Tysons can take it somewhere else because it’s irrelevant to what is happening now with GP.
Anonymous
05/24/2026 14:49
Subject: NCAP going downhill?
As a GP parent, this thread is embarrassing.
Anonymous
05/24/2026 14:36
Subject: NCAP going downhill?
[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Would not go so far as to say that they treat any of the kids as garbage, but this is certainly not “in the best interest of NCAP athlete development” as was stated in the email to GP families. Quite the opposite. Phil and Jeremy care deeply about the swimmers that they have been coaching, some of them for several years. Dan S doesn’t even know they exist. [/quote]
Sorry but Jeremy is a terrible coach and should never be allowed to coach children. GP gets best behavior Jeremy because he’s been on notice. I don’t blame you for being fooled but getting rid of Jeremy is an extremely smart move for NCAP. [/quote]
Maybe you had a bad experience with Jeremy at TY. Since arriving at GP, brought in to save the GP site from another issue, he has connected well with a group of 9-12 year olds in the B1, some of which were in their first year of club since it is still an entry point. No coach is always going to be all sunshine and rainbows, but he calmly and clearly communicates what’s expected in practices, and the sets challenge the kids in a safe manner geared toward them getting improvements and being happy swimmers who take pride in the details. He gave them all positive, constructive and sometimes very detailed feedback after events, even if they gained or (very rarely) DQ. He is usually very chill and although the kids might say that Phil is more fun, he did make things fun for them this year. [/quote]
He was demoted and sent to GP for a reason. Just let that sink in. I’m glad that was the experience GP got because your kids deserve that treatment. But you can’t ignore that vast issues that eventually led to his removal. I can’t speak to Phil - that stinks. But NCAP is making a smart move removing Jeremy. Your kids are young, they will be completely fine getting a new coach. I don’t need to convince you and there is no need - he's gone. I just hope you get a new coach that is good deep down and not because they got in so much trouble they were forced to be good. [/quote]
I think everyone heard you of your horrible experience with Jeremy at TY. No need to repeat over and over here. [/quote]
Ok Jeremy [/quote]
You are a sad human being. Your kid probably had a bad experience because he's jerk and can't take feedback, just like his Dad. [/quote]
You sound a little worked up, buddy.
Sorry but Jeremy is a terrible coach and should never be allowed to coach children. GP gets best behavior Jeremy because he’s been on notice. I don’t blame you for being fooled but getting rid of Jeremy is an extremely smart move for NCAP. [/quote]
Maybe you had a bad experience with Jeremy at TY. Since arriving at GP, brought in to save the GP site from another issue, he has connected well with a group of 9-12 year olds in the B1, some of which were in their first year of club since it is still an entry point. No coach is always going to be all sunshine and rainbows, but he calmly and clearly communicates what’s expected in practices, and the sets challenge the kids in a safe manner geared toward them getting improvements and being happy swimmers who take pride in the details. He gave them all positive, constructive and sometimes very detailed feedback after events, even if they gained or (very rarely) DQ. He is usually very chill and although the kids might say that Phil is more fun, he did make things fun for them this year. [/quote]
He was demoted and sent to GP for a reason. Just let that sink in. I’m glad that was the experience GP got because your kids deserve that treatment. But you can’t ignore that vast issues that eventually led to his removal. I can’t speak to Phil - that stinks. But NCAP is making a smart move removing Jeremy. Your kids are young, they will be completely fine getting a new coach. I don’t need to convince you and there is no need - he's gone. I just hope you get a new coach that is good deep down and not because they got in so much trouble they were forced to be good. [/quote]
I think everyone heard you of your horrible experience with Jeremy at TY. No need to repeat over and over here. [/quote]
Ok Jeremy [/quote]
You are a sad human being. Your kid probably had a bad experience because he's jerk and can't take feedback, just like his Dad. [/quote]
You sound a little worked up, buddy.
Anonymous
05/24/2026 14:01
Subject: NCAP going downhill?
Anonymous wrote:You reclass your kid, then get bounced. NCAP shows no mercy.
Why should they?
Anonymous
05/24/2026 13:55
Subject: NCAP going downhill?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Time will tell about all of this. One thing is certain though- that there will be some fallout at GP that could have been avoided had this been handled differently.
If this is all lies, then tell us DP what is the story?
Time will tell in that in a year, people will either feel like everyone overreacted…or not.
Anonymous
05/24/2026 13:39
Subject: NCAP going downhill?
[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Would not go so far as to say that they treat any of the kids as garbage, but this is certainly not “in the best interest of NCAP athlete development” as was stated in the email to GP families. Quite the opposite. Phil and Jeremy care deeply about the swimmers that they have been coaching, some of them for several years. Dan S doesn’t even know they exist. [/quote]
Sorry but Jeremy is a terrible coach and should never be allowed to coach children. GP gets best behavior Jeremy because he’s been on notice. I don’t blame you for being fooled but getting rid of Jeremy is an extremely smart move for NCAP. [/quote]
Maybe you had a bad experience with Jeremy at TY. Since arriving at GP, brought in to save the GP site from another issue, he has connected well with a group of 9-12 year olds in the B1, some of which were in their first year of club since it is still an entry point. No coach is always going to be all sunshine and rainbows, but he calmly and clearly communicates what’s expected in practices, and the sets challenge the kids in a safe manner geared toward them getting improvements and being happy swimmers who take pride in the details. He gave them all positive, constructive and sometimes very detailed feedback after events, even if they gained or (very rarely) DQ. He is usually very chill and although the kids might say that Phil is more fun, he did make things fun for them this year. [/quote]
He was demoted and sent to GP for a reason. Just let that sink in. I’m glad that was the experience GP got because your kids deserve that treatment. But you can’t ignore that vast issues that eventually led to his removal. I can’t speak to Phil - that stinks. But NCAP is making a smart move removing Jeremy. Your kids are young, they will be completely fine getting a new coach. I don’t need to convince you and there is no need - he's gone. I just hope you get a new coach that is good deep down and not because they got in so much trouble they were forced to be good. [/quote]
I think everyone heard you of your horrible experience with Jeremy at TY. No need to repeat over and over here. [/quote]
Ok Jeremy [/quote]
You are a sad human being. Your kid probably had a bad experience because he's jerk and can't take feedback, just like his Dad.
Sorry but Jeremy is a terrible coach and should never be allowed to coach children. GP gets best behavior Jeremy because he’s been on notice. I don’t blame you for being fooled but getting rid of Jeremy is an extremely smart move for NCAP. [/quote]
Maybe you had a bad experience with Jeremy at TY. Since arriving at GP, brought in to save the GP site from another issue, he has connected well with a group of 9-12 year olds in the B1, some of which were in their first year of club since it is still an entry point. No coach is always going to be all sunshine and rainbows, but he calmly and clearly communicates what’s expected in practices, and the sets challenge the kids in a safe manner geared toward them getting improvements and being happy swimmers who take pride in the details. He gave them all positive, constructive and sometimes very detailed feedback after events, even if they gained or (very rarely) DQ. He is usually very chill and although the kids might say that Phil is more fun, he did make things fun for them this year. [/quote]
He was demoted and sent to GP for a reason. Just let that sink in. I’m glad that was the experience GP got because your kids deserve that treatment. But you can’t ignore that vast issues that eventually led to his removal. I can’t speak to Phil - that stinks. But NCAP is making a smart move removing Jeremy. Your kids are young, they will be completely fine getting a new coach. I don’t need to convince you and there is no need - he's gone. I just hope you get a new coach that is good deep down and not because they got in so much trouble they were forced to be good. [/quote]
I think everyone heard you of your horrible experience with Jeremy at TY. No need to repeat over and over here. [/quote]
Ok Jeremy [/quote]
You are a sad human being. Your kid probably had a bad experience because he's jerk and can't take feedback, just like his Dad.
Anonymous
05/24/2026 13:32
Subject: NCAP going downhill?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DP and I don’t understand the person continually chiming in to talk sh!+ about Jeremy based on their experience at Tysons. It’s obvious the swimmers at GP had a different experience with him and are upset to lose their coach, you are not the main character in this story.
Hate to break it to you but you and GP aren’t the main character of the story either. It’s only ok for you and GP to talk about your experience and for everyone else to fall in line? At the end of the day, every swim club is a business. Swimmers will adjust. If you love your coach so much, follow them to their next venture.
GP isn’t the main character in a side conversation about 2 of their coaches being let go out of nowhere? The fact that your swimmer had a bad experience with one of the coaches previously doesn’t really mean anything to the people that have had a great experience this year.
Anonymous
05/24/2026 13:12
Subject: NCAP going downhill?
Anonymous wrote:Time will tell about all of this. One thing is certain though- that there will be some fallout at GP that could have been avoided had this been handled differently.
If this is all lies, then tell us DP what is the story?
Anonymous
05/24/2026 13:10
Subject: NCAP going downhill?
Anonymous wrote:DP and I don’t understand the person continually chiming in to talk sh!+ about Jeremy based on their experience at Tysons. It’s obvious the swimmers at GP had a different experience with him and are upset to lose their coach, you are not the main character in this story.
Hate to break it to you but you and GP aren’t the main character of the story either. It’s only ok for you and GP to talk about your experience and for everyone else to fall in line? At the end of the day, every swim club is a business. Swimmers will adjust. If you love your coach so much, follow them to their next venture.
Anonymous
05/24/2026 12:20
Subject: NCAP going downhill?
DP and I don’t understand the person continually chiming in to talk sh!+ about Jeremy based on their experience at Tysons. It’s obvious the swimmers at GP had a different experience with him and are upset to lose their coach, you are not the main character in this story.
Anonymous
05/24/2026 12:17
Subject: NCAP going downhill?
[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Would not go so far as to say that they treat any of the kids as garbage, but this is certainly not “in the best interest of NCAP athlete development” as was stated in the email to GP families. Quite the opposite. Phil and Jeremy care deeply about the swimmers that they have been coaching, some of them for several years. Dan S doesn’t even know they exist. [/quote]
Sorry but Jeremy is a terrible coach and should never be allowed to coach children. GP gets best behavior Jeremy because he’s been on notice. I don’t blame you for being fooled but getting rid of Jeremy is an extremely smart move for NCAP. [/quote]
Maybe you had a bad experience with Jeremy at TY. Since arriving at GP, brought in to save the GP site from another issue, he has connected well with a group of 9-12 year olds in the B1, some of which were in their first year of club since it is still an entry point. No coach is always going to be all sunshine and rainbows, but he calmly and clearly communicates what’s expected in practices, and the sets challenge the kids in a safe manner geared toward them getting improvements and being happy swimmers who take pride in the details. He gave them all positive, constructive and sometimes very detailed feedback after events, even if they gained or (very rarely) DQ. He is usually very chill and although the kids might say that Phil is more fun, he did make things fun for them this year. [/quote]
He was demoted and sent to GP for a reason. Just let that sink in. I’m glad that was the experience GP got because your kids deserve that treatment. But you can’t ignore that vast issues that eventually led to his removal. I can’t speak to Phil - that stinks. But NCAP is making a smart move removing Jeremy. Your kids are young, they will be completely fine getting a new coach. I don’t need to convince you and there is no need - he's gone. I just hope you get a new coach that is good deep down and not because they got in so much trouble they were forced to be good. [/quote]
I think everyone heard you of your horrible experience with Jeremy at TY. No need to repeat over and over here. [/quote]
Ok Jeremy
Sorry but Jeremy is a terrible coach and should never be allowed to coach children. GP gets best behavior Jeremy because he’s been on notice. I don’t blame you for being fooled but getting rid of Jeremy is an extremely smart move for NCAP. [/quote]
Maybe you had a bad experience with Jeremy at TY. Since arriving at GP, brought in to save the GP site from another issue, he has connected well with a group of 9-12 year olds in the B1, some of which were in their first year of club since it is still an entry point. No coach is always going to be all sunshine and rainbows, but he calmly and clearly communicates what’s expected in practices, and the sets challenge the kids in a safe manner geared toward them getting improvements and being happy swimmers who take pride in the details. He gave them all positive, constructive and sometimes very detailed feedback after events, even if they gained or (very rarely) DQ. He is usually very chill and although the kids might say that Phil is more fun, he did make things fun for them this year. [/quote]
He was demoted and sent to GP for a reason. Just let that sink in. I’m glad that was the experience GP got because your kids deserve that treatment. But you can’t ignore that vast issues that eventually led to his removal. I can’t speak to Phil - that stinks. But NCAP is making a smart move removing Jeremy. Your kids are young, they will be completely fine getting a new coach. I don’t need to convince you and there is no need - he's gone. I just hope you get a new coach that is good deep down and not because they got in so much trouble they were forced to be good. [/quote]
I think everyone heard you of your horrible experience with Jeremy at TY. No need to repeat over and over here. [/quote]
Ok Jeremy
Anonymous
05/24/2026 12:17
Subject: NCAP going downhill?
Demoting sh*tty coaches then showing them the door is classic Ugast MO
Kyle M ruined AU and they tried to demote him but he had enough sense to quit
But not before two girls quit swimming all together bc he was so awful and another few moved teams - he really started the downfall of that site
NCap: You are awful and I hope all of this catches up with you one day
Kyle M ruined AU and they tried to demote him but he had enough sense to quit
But not before two girls quit swimming all together bc he was so awful and another few moved teams - he really started the downfall of that site
NCap: You are awful and I hope all of this catches up with you one day
Anonymous
05/24/2026 12:15
Subject: NCAP going downhill?
What a toxic cesspool of misinformation. I feel like I need a shower just from reading some of this. Shame on you all.
Anonymous
05/24/2026 12:09
Subject: NCAP going downhill?
Time will tell about all of this. One thing is certain though- that there will be some fallout at GP that could have been avoided had this been handled differently.
Anonymous
05/24/2026 12:05
Subject: NCAP going downhill?
[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Would not go so far as to say that they treat any of the kids as garbage, but this is certainly not “in the best interest of NCAP athlete development” as was stated in the email to GP families. Quite the opposite. Phil and Jeremy care deeply about the swimmers that they have been coaching, some of them for several years. Dan S doesn’t even know they exist. [/quote]
Sorry but Jeremy is a terrible coach and should never be allowed to coach children. GP gets best behavior Jeremy because he’s been on notice. I don’t blame you for being fooled but getting rid of Jeremy is an extremely smart move for NCAP. [/quote]
Maybe you had a bad experience with Jeremy at TY. Since arriving at GP, brought in to save the GP site from another issue, he has connected well with a group of 9-12 year olds in the B1, some of which were in their first year of club since it is still an entry point. No coach is always going to be all sunshine and rainbows, but he calmly and clearly communicates what’s expected in practices, and the sets challenge the kids in a safe manner geared toward them getting improvements and being happy swimmers who take pride in the details. He gave them all positive, constructive and sometimes very detailed feedback after events, even if they gained or (very rarely) DQ. He is usually very chill and although the kids might say that Phil is more fun, he did make things fun for them this year. [/quote]
He was demoted and sent to GP for a reason. Just let that sink in. I’m glad that was the experience GP got because your kids deserve that treatment. But you can’t ignore that vast issues that eventually led to his removal. I can’t speak to Phil - that stinks. But NCAP is making a smart move removing Jeremy. Your kids are young, they will be completely fine getting a new coach. I don’t need to convince you and there is no need - he's gone. I just hope you get a new coach that is good deep down and not because they got in so much trouble they were forced to be good. [/quote]
I think everyone heard you of your horrible experience with Jeremy at TY. No need to repeat over and over here.
Sorry but Jeremy is a terrible coach and should never be allowed to coach children. GP gets best behavior Jeremy because he’s been on notice. I don’t blame you for being fooled but getting rid of Jeremy is an extremely smart move for NCAP. [/quote]
Maybe you had a bad experience with Jeremy at TY. Since arriving at GP, brought in to save the GP site from another issue, he has connected well with a group of 9-12 year olds in the B1, some of which were in their first year of club since it is still an entry point. No coach is always going to be all sunshine and rainbows, but he calmly and clearly communicates what’s expected in practices, and the sets challenge the kids in a safe manner geared toward them getting improvements and being happy swimmers who take pride in the details. He gave them all positive, constructive and sometimes very detailed feedback after events, even if they gained or (very rarely) DQ. He is usually very chill and although the kids might say that Phil is more fun, he did make things fun for them this year. [/quote]
He was demoted and sent to GP for a reason. Just let that sink in. I’m glad that was the experience GP got because your kids deserve that treatment. But you can’t ignore that vast issues that eventually led to his removal. I can’t speak to Phil - that stinks. But NCAP is making a smart move removing Jeremy. Your kids are young, they will be completely fine getting a new coach. I don’t need to convince you and there is no need - he's gone. I just hope you get a new coach that is good deep down and not because they got in so much trouble they were forced to be good. [/quote]
I think everyone heard you of your horrible experience with Jeremy at TY. No need to repeat over and over here.