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Print this entrySwimming Question of the Week - September 16, 2008
What is a responsible swimmer?
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I think a responsible swimmer is: courteous (shares lanes and equipment appropriately, shows up on time for practice)
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for me it is a swimmer, who arrvives for training on time, doesn't leave early without a reason, takes prepares his powerdrinks etc himself, makes sure he doesn't forget qeuipment etc too often, talkes to the coach about illness/ injuries before the training, who want's to understand what is he doing rather than just doing "blind" what the coach says, doesn't disturb his/ her swimmates in their training (like hanging around in the middle of the wall for example)... |
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Someone who shows up with their suit and goggles... on time. :) |
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suit and goggles in the swimbag or on the body? ;) |
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One step at a time is fine with me. Bring them... then put them on. :) |
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...i think the question itself is contradictory !!... ......according to me a swimmer who is true to his salt ( or water! ) is A L W A Y S R E S P O N S I B L E !!!.... -jagadish |
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