Competitve swimming provides many benefits to young athletes such as self-discipline, good sportsmanship, time-management skills, and physical fitness. Competition allows the swimmer to experience both success and defeat in a positive environment.

As a parent, you make major contributions to your child's success by providing a stable, loving, and supportive environment and by serving as a positive role model. Always show goodsportmanship towards coaches, officials, other parents, opponents, and teammates and create an atmosphere that encourages your swimmer and makes your swimmer feel like a winner. We highly recommend parents to help their child establish his or her own goals instead of imposing their own standards or goals. Be sure to never overburden your child with winning, achieving best times, or with progressing at a pace that does not suit your swimmer. Improvement occurs at different rates for every child. The level of improvement and success is directedly related to the amount of time commited to practice-- week by week, month by month.

As with any successful youth sports program, parent involvement is necessary for the program to grow and move in a positive direction. The program will see the most success if the parents and coaches are working towards a common goal. Your child will best receive all of the postive aspects that being part of any organized sport if his or her parents are willing to be involved in the team.

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