BCST TRAINING GROUPS

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BCST TRAINING GROUPS 2017-2018 The National Group is designed for swimmers with aspirations and the commitment to train for National competition. Group size will be limited to 20-28 swimmers. Eligibility requirements and about the group: The swimmer must be at least 15 years of age and have a minimum of 3 Senior Sectional times and have the ability to swim 15x100/1:15 scm Free, 15x100/1:30 scm IM and 10x100/1:50 scm kick. Swimmers must be in good health and injury free and have the ability to train in all four competitive strokes. The National group swimmers must have the training base for entry into the group and have previously demonstrated consistently high attendance over the previous season. They must display a positive and respectful attitude, be accountable, and be committed to the process. They must be a true teammate and care about not only their own individual success, but their teammates as well. The group dynamic and team culture is dependent on the expectation that each swimmer brings something important for the betterment of the group and the team. Swimmers are offered from 7-9 workouts per week and the opportunity to pursue and achieve goals from local to national levels. The student-athlete in this group needs to recognize that training at this level does not allow for fulltime involvement in other sports or activities. The attendance policy is consistent with what s needed to achieve the swimmer s potential. Swimmers are expected to maintain a high attendance of a minimum of 85%. Swimmers must adhere to the designated meets prescribed by the National Coach, and follow the plan targeting success for the swimmer and the team. TRUST THE PROCESS! Additional activities include dryland sessions, core strengthening, swimmer/coach conferences, meetings, team activities, etc. Enjoy the process! Appreciate the value of long-term commitment, setting/achieving goals and support in making choices consistent with stated goals. Major goals: WA State Senior Champs, Senior Sectionals, Futures Champs, Junior Nationals, Senior National Championships and Olympic Trials. Workouts: 5000-7500 scm/workout, up to 15+ plus hrs pool time /week plus dryland. The summer schedule offers additional opportunities and water time. The Senior Performance Group is designed for swimmers with aspirations and the commitment to train for Sectional and National competition. Group size will be limited to 20-30 swimmers. Eligibility requirements and about the group: The swimmer must be at least 14 years old and have a minimum of 1 Age Group Regional time and have the ability to swim 15x100/1:20 scm Free, 15x100/1:35 scm IM and 10x100/2:00 scm kick.

Swimmers must be in good health and injury free and have the ability to train in all four competitive strokes. The Senior Performance swimmer must have the training base for entry into the group and have previously demonstrated consistently high attendance & punctuality. They must display a positive and respectful attitude, be accountable, and be committed to the process. Swimmers are offered from 7-9 workouts per week and the opportunity to pursue and achieve goals from local to national levels. The student athlete/swimmer in this group needs to recognize that training at this level does not allow for fulltime involvement in other sports or activities. The attendance policy is consistent with what s needed to achieve the swimmer s potential. Swimmers are expected to maintain a high attendance of a minimum of 80%. Swimmers must adhere to the designated meets prescribed by the Senior Performance Coach, and follow the plan targeting success for the swimmer and the team. TRUST THE PROCESS! Additional activities include dryland sessions, core strengthening, swimmer/coach conferences, meetings, team activities, etc. Enjoy the process! Appreciate the value of long-term commitment, setting/achieving goals and support in making choices consistent with stated goals. Major goals: PNS Champs, WA State Senior Champs, Age Group Regionals, Senior Sectionals, and Futures Champs. Workouts: 5000-7000 scm/workout, up to 13+ plus hrs pool time /week plus dryland. The summer schedule offers additional opportunities and water time. The Senior Group The Senior group is designed for the swimmer preparing for Regional and State meets and possible entry into the Senior Performance group. Eligibility requirements and about the group: Swimmers must be in at least the 9th grade. Swimmers must be able to swim 15x100/1:45 scm free. Swimmers are offered 6-7 workouts per week. Attendance and improved performance during conditioning sets are stressed. Dry-land training (including surgical tubing, core training, etc.) is part of the program. Major Goals: Develop technique and endurance base. Complete 15x100/1:30 scm free. Attend a minimum of five of the seven workouts offered per week. Achieve Gold standards and possibly PNS Champs, Age Group Regionals time standards. Participate in scheduled local and away meets and in District and State Champs. Workouts: 4,000-5,000 scm/workout, up to 9+ hrs pool time /week, plus dryland. Up to seven workouts per week are offered. Age: 14 and up.

The Senior Prep Group is geared to swimmers with demonstrated aspirations and commitment to prepare for future Senior competition at regional and national levels. Eligibility requirements and about the group: 7th through 9th graders, with PNS Champs qualifying time standards. Swimmers must be able to complete 15x100/1:30 scm free. Swimmers must be injury free, in good health and have the training base necessary for the group. Swimmers are prepared for entry into the Senior or Senior Performance group. High attendance, completion of conditioning sets, dry-land exercises (surgical tubing, core strengthening, etc.) are stressed. Stroke, skills/drills emphasized. Focus towards long term commitment while enjoying and respecting the process. Keep it fun! Major Goals: Qualify for and attend PNS Champs, Age Group Regionals, PNS Zone Team. Conditioning and stroke improvement goals. Complete 15x100/1:20 scm free. Workouts: 4,000-6,000 scm/workout, 6 workouts per week, up to 10+ hrs pool time/week, plus dry land. Age 12-14 The Champs Group Eligibility requirements and about the group: swimmers age 11-14, with or within reach of the PNS Gold qualifying standards and also within reach of making 10 x 100 Free / 1:50 scm free. Swimmers must be in good health, injury free and have the training base necessary for the group. Development and refinement of the basic competitive swimming techniques in all strokes, starts and turns. The swimmer must demonstrate ability to participate in higher level conditioning sets. Technique and stroke drills are stressed. Keep it fun! Major Goals: Qualify for and attend the PNS Champs and Age Group Regionals. Complete 15 x 100/ 1:35-1:40 scm free. Attend 2-3 meets every 2-months. Workouts: 2,500-3,500 scm per workout, 5 workouts per week, up to 9+ hours pool time. Age 11-14. The Regional Group Eligibility requirements and about the group: swimmers age 10-13, within reach of AG PNS Champs and Age Group Regional qualifying standards and 10 x 100/1:40 scm free. Swimmers must be in good health and have the training base necessary for the group. Development and refinement of the basic competitive swimming techniques in all strokes, starts and turns. The swimmer must demonstrate ability to participate in higher level conditioning sets. The group is designed to prepare swimmers for entry into the Champs or Senior Prep Group. Technique and stroke drills are stressed. Dry-land exercise and core strengthening is emphasized. Keep it fun!

Major Goals: Qualify for and attend PNS Champs, Age Group Regionals, and Zone Championships. Develop workout and stroke improvement goals. Complete 15x100/ 1:30 scm free. Workouts: 2,500-4,000 scm per workout, 6 workouts per week, up to 9+ hrs pool time plus dryland. Age 11-13. The Divisional Group Eligibility requirements and about the group: Able to swim continuous 200 scm freestyle and 100 scm of breaststroke and backstroke plus ability to do the butterfly. Attendance and improved performance during conditioning sets are stressed. Stroke technique and racing skills are prioritized. Underwater dolphin kick & bi-lateral breathing are continued to be emphasized. Major Goals: Knowledge of personal best times and improvement of those times throughout the year; develop technique and endurance base. Major meets include the Challenge series meets culminating in Divisional Championships. Complete 10 x 100 scm / 1:45 free. Qualify for team travel meets, Gold time standards, PNS Champs and possibly Age Group Regionals. Divisional group participants are expected to train regularly. Attend 2-3 meets every 2-months. Workouts: 1,500-2,500 scm/workout, 4 workouts per week. The Orange Group Eligibility requirements and about the group: Swimmers age 9-12, with usually 2-3 years or more experience. Must have ability to complete 10 x 100/ 2:00 scm free with flip turns and show a degree of comfort with the 200 IM. Ready for stroke, start and turn refinement. Orange group swimmers participate in basic dryland exercises. Improve basic stroke mechanics and drills. Continued work on breathing skills in all the strokes. Kicking drills (dolphin kicking) and sets are stressed. Conditioning becomes a more important factor in workouts. Develop ability to swim sets. Basic use of pace clock: send-offs, 5-sec intervals, etc. Fun! Fun! Major Goals: Knowledge of personal best times and improvement of those times throughout the year. Major meets include the Challenge series meets. Complete 10 x 100 scm / 1:40 free. Qualify for team travel meets, Gold time standards, PNS Champs and possibly Age Group Regionals. Orange group participants are expected to train regularly to make transition into the Regional group possible. Attend 2-3 meets every 2- months. Workouts: 2,000-3,200 meters per workout, four workouts per week, up to 5+ hrs pool time per week, Age 9-12. The Gold Group Eligibility requirements and about the group: Swimmers age 8-11, with usually two years or more experience. Must have ability to complete 8 x 100/ 2:30 scm free with flip

turns and be able to swim a legal 200 IM. Kicking sets (including dolphin kicking) will receive greater emphasis. Breathing skills / technique in all strokes are stressed (bilateral breathing, etc.). Starts and turns will be part of the weekly plan. Conditioning sets to prepare swimmers for the next level: 5 x 100 FR /2:15 or 20 x 25 FR / 35, 15 x 50 NF/1:20, etc. Relay swimming, racing in practice, have FUN! Major Goals: Basic use of the pace clock, leaving at intervals, when to start your next swim, etc. Improving turns will be stressed: use of the dolphin kick, underwater pull in breaststroke, backstroke dolphin, etc. Gold time standards and possibly PNS Champs time standards. Develop good IM swimming. Swimmers will be taught their best times and to swim for personal improvement (PR). Swimmers will be taught the requirements for the next BCST group level of swimming (10 x 100 / 2:10, etc.). Learn to have FUN with practice! Workouts: 1,500-2,500 meters per workout, four workouts per week, may include dryland. Age 8-11 The Silver Group Eligibility requirements and about the group: An introductory level for swimmers with at least one year of experience or the equivalent. 10x 50/1:20 scm Freestyle. Ability to do the breaststroke, backstroke, butterfly and 200 scm freestyle. Work on stroke, starts and turns. Dryland activity will be introduced and implemented. Learn basic stroke mechanics and drills. Swimmers participate in PNS Challenge meets every 4-6 weeks during the fall and winter and in other fun meets throughout the year. Technique and fun are emphasized! Introduction to short conditioning sets. Major Goals: Basic use of pace clock: 5-sec. intervals, etc. Ability to complete a 200 IM. Complete 10 x 50/ 1:15 scm free. PNS Silver time standards and possibly Gold standards. Proper turns: the back and free flip turns, butterfly turns, back to breast turns and the underwater pull in the breaststroke turn. Attend 2-3 meets every 2- months. Workouts: 800-1500 meters per workout, three practices per week, may include dryland. Age 8-11. The Bronze Group Eligibility requirements and about the group: Ability to do the breaststroke, backstroke and 100 yards of freestyle. Emphasis on FUN, plus technique in all four strokes starts and turns. Dry-land introduction. Learn basic stroke drills. Swimmers participate in PNS Challenge meets every 4-6 weeks during the fall and winter and in other fun meets throughout the year. Major Goals: Preparation for entry in the Silver groups (AM or PM). Basic use of pace clock: 5-sec. intervals, etc. Technique and fun are emphasized! Ability to do a 200 scm freestyle with flip turns. Able to do a legal 100 IM. Knowledge of all strokes: butterfly or

one arm butterfly. Able to do a 100 backstroke and breaststroke with correct turns. Develop legal turns in all strokes. Attend 2-3 meets every 2-months. 500-1000 meters per workout, three practices per week, may include some dryland. Age 7-9.