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Hot Tub, Noise and Parent Supervision

With everyone finished with fall sports and in swimming full swing we have times at the pool where we are very busy. Because of this the noise level at the shallow end and hot tub has become a bit overwhelming. We have groups working hard to hear their coaches and focus on their swimming that are distracted by other swimmers, siblings and adults. To help us create the best learning environment for our swimmers please follow these guidelines:
  • Limit Hot Tub use to 5 minutes. PARENT SUPERVISION is REQUIRED for any swimmer in the hot tub.
  • NO adults and siblings in the coaches and swimmers prep area please. All adults and sibling should utilize the seating along the south and east side of the pool.
  • Children not in practice must be supervised at ALL times.
  • Please speak with coaches prior to the start of practice or when the coach has finished their groups for the day. Please avoid interrupting a coach during practice time.
Thank you to everyone for helping us create a positive and productive learning environment for our swimmers.

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