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Join Date: Jul 2010
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How long involved in swimmings
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Started nine years ago Daughter finished council lessons and joined local club only ever planned once a week - then son joined as well Within twelve months both progressed to three sessions a week Then started winning medals at club championships and swimming in local swimming league Have been at county galas for last six years and will be going with youngest one for another five year at least Got involved with club on committee have done various roles treasuer ,team manager ,poolside helper ,pr with press reports organising coaches , fundraisng and stewarding at counties and North Mids . Many highs with kids County medals , regional champs twice (hoping for third this time ) Top Boy/girl both inc twice top boy at North Mids Also many high for club in arena league final first year at Manchester two successive promotions , relegation from premier league and last year just stayed up in div 1 This year in top six of arena league fingers crossed we reach the final six/eight promotion final As a parent i can appreciate the hard work coaches put in and how much effort goes into running the club , both money and time |
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Now retired and loving it!!!!
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Rochdale and driving on M60 to Trafford training sessions
Posts: 4,087
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I've been swimming for 50 years.
Club swimmer and then University now Masters I have been a committee Member at 2 Clubs. Secretary at 1 Social organiser as a Master. Now sort out the relays for Nationals and big meets for Trafford. Oh yes I'm still swimming as well despite a bad back, sore shoulder, double hernia operation and the usual ear infections.
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Kent
Posts: 853
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I'm a relative newcomer
2 daughters started around 6 years ago at a club and I did the occasional bit of TK for them Started taking daughter No. 2 to opens around 5 years ago I giess, then started helping poolside, then took up the "call to arms" at her second club about 2 years ago and started the J1 course. Now doing J2S and rarely have a weekend away from swimming And that's on top of the regular trips to training that are mine (obviously all early mornings and further afield!)
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New to all this
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: At home
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Been there, done lots and lots with all my three clubs committees, despite saying never again. Trying to get out of the current committee as there is a lot of members that waffle for the sake of waffling.
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Now retired and loving it!!!!
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Rochdale and driving on M60 to Trafford training sessions
Posts: 4,087
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BUT....are you a swimmer?
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Established Member
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Kent
Posts: 853
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I've never been a swimmer - cricket's been my sport - but even that hasn't happened this year due to so much swimming!
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Greekophile mermaid
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Up North
Posts: 3,412
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Started adult swimming lessons in 2006
Could swim 2007 joined swimclub joined masters club 2007 entered first gala 2008 entered first open water swim 2009 & swam for first ever time in sea (Greece) first national long course medal breaststroke 2010 swam in the sea for the first time in U.K 2010 swam from island of Kefalonia to Ithaca, Greece on own 2010 swam without wetsuit for first time 2011 seemed to have booked a channel relay 2012 I quite like a challenge...
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