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How to be
a Winning Parent
(10/27/2008)
If you want your
child to come out of his youth sports experience
a winner, (feeling good about himself and having
a healthy attitude towards sports) then he needs
your help! You are a vital and important part of
the coach-athlete-parent team. If you do your
job correctly and play YOUR position well, then
your child will learn the sport faster, perform
better, really have fun and have his self-esteem
enhanced as a result.
Building on the
last article on this site, Dr. Alan Goldberg, of
Competitive Advantage, gives more
tips and in depth information about successful
sport parenting.
How to be a
Winning Parent by Dr. Alan Goldberg |
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USA Swimming Parent's
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My first meet |
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Team
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Table of Content |
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Swimmer Expectations |
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Parent Expectations |
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Team Philosophies |
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Meet Information |
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Fees & Practice Schedule |
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USA Registration
All swimmers
are required to be members of USA Swimming. There is an
annual fee for this registration, currently $55.00.
Swimmers are not allowed to compete in sanctioned meets
without being registered with USA Swimming.
Team Apparel
The team colors are
light blue and black. Our team is under a contract with
Speedo.
All DSS swimmers are required to wear a Speedo suit to
all sanctioned meets.
For team equipment online ordering,
go to
swimmingteams.com
Login ID:
DESERT Password: STORM
Fundraising
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Yearly swim-a-thon during the summer |
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