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2010 Fall Stroke Clinic Information
Fall
Stroke Clinic
Monday Wednesday and Friday From 4:15-5:15 pm
September
8, 2010 – December 8, 2010
&
The
Winter Swim League
January 5th 2011- March 2011
Things all swimmers should know, and holidays
Registration will begin Aug. 1st
Course
numbers are:12129 for Stroke Clinic & 12130 for Swim Team,
Register at the Marion Diehl Front Desk, online (www.parkandrec.com), or by
calling 311.
There will be no practice on Public School Holidays.
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The Hornets Nest League has a team limit of 100 swimmers at any meet.
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We expect people to miss meets. (the expectation is around 20 per meet) (I already have 2-3 missing from 3 meets)If this happens the swimmers who registered after the 100 get to swim, If it doesn’t then they can’t swim in that meet.Regular season, I don’t expect anyone to miss any meets they want to swim in.League meet, I don’t know how many will not want to swim. I know some people will be on spring break and out of town, But I don’t know how many.Practices are fine in regards to numbers and a few more swimmers would not be a problem as long as the above is clearly understood.
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WE ALWAYS NEED OLDER SWIMMERS!!!!
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Bring your whole summer league team!
Looking for a SUMMER LEAGUE team? Our team is composed of swimmers who represent some of the best clubs and facilities in Charlotte
Here are some examples:
Carmel Country Club 4735 Carmel Rd Charlotte, NC 28226
(704) 542-2454
Starclaire Swim & Tennis 704-552-1836 7700 Woodstream Dr Charlotte NC 28210
Park Crossing Swim Club 704-542-2743 10201 Park Crossing Dr Charlotte NC 28210
Cameron Woods 3228 Birnen Drive Charlotte, NC 28210 704-543-1429
Beverly Woods East Swim Club P.O. Box 240861 Charlotte, North Carolina 28224
Painted Tree Swim Racquet Club 11709 Painted Tree Rd, Charlotte, NC (704) 541-7770
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"Swimming--its lonely, the swimmers mightiest challenge is to tune out. It's the only sport where you can never know how well your doing until it's to late to do anything about it. There is no sound of footsteps or trash talking or heavy breathing in the next lane, it's just the muffled roar from fans who may be cheering for the winners or screaming for the losers. There is no other reality but the water---and any distraction from this dream like state---the recollection of an earlier conversation, the vision of a girl--can ruin a race. The mind can wander very easily. That's the difference between giving 98% and giving 100%, or the difference between a world record and last place." Elisabeth Bradner 06'
