- Lots of rest
the night before
- Swim suit
- Goggles(extra
straps)
- Team Swim Cap(available
from the coach $4.00)
- Towels
- Warm clothing for deck
- Sandals or other footwear
- Plenty of fluids(water,
powerade, gatorade, juice)
- Snacks(fruit and veggies,
crackers, and other healthy foods)
- Quarters for lockers/lock
- Something of interest
to them to keep them occupied
- Smiles and cheering voices
What
you need
- Folding Chair
- Get there early for the
best possible seat
- Snack and drinks(they
don't need to be healthy)
- High lighter and pen/pencil
- Purchase a program
- Camera
- Any thing you would do
to pass some time
- Check out how many volunteers
it takes to run a swim meet
- Get to know other swimming
parents
- Sit
back, relax and enjoy
It
will be difficult to sit and relax, so when you feel the urge, stand up and
cheer. After you have read this and are still a bit confused partner up with
an experienced swim parent and get some of their tips and pointers on how to
enjoy a swim meet.
Don't
worry your swimmer is in good hands.
See
you at the meet
The
coach