6. Awesome FISH

Coach: Ray Benecki

Practice Location:  Spring Hill RECenter in McLean, VA

The success for the Awesome FISH training group is measured at national and international competitions. This is accomplished by focusing on the following objectives,

  • to prepare swimmers for national and international competition
  • to provide the necessary training and experience to successfully compete at that level
  • to attain maximum performance by developing each athlete to their fullest potential
  • to utilize every available scientific and technical resource, including videotaping and stroke analysis, dry-land training, nutrition, and strength and flexibility
  • to draw upon the services and expertise of our support network, including physical therapists, personal trainers, and the technical support staff of USA Swimming.

Awesome FISH  Requirements

  • Awesome FISH are expected to attend at least 6 practices per week, including one weekday morning long course practice..
  • Awesome FISH are expected to attend the highest-level season-ending meet that they qualify for.
  • Awesome FISH are expected to maintain up-to-date practice logs.
  • Awesome FISH are expected to arrive 15 minutes early for practice, for stretching and goal setting.
  • Awesome FISH are expected to stay 15 minutes after practice, to stretch and maintain their practice logs.
  • Awesome FISH are expected to participate in all group dryland sessions.
  • Awesome FISH are expected to be positive role models, and to demonstrate leadership, at all meets and social functions.
  • Awesome FISH are expected to manage their outside commitments so as to not adversely impact their practice attendance or performance.

  • Upcoming Practices

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the FISH Lines

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