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MISSION VIEJO NADADORES MASTERS
FRIDAY UPDATE

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Continuing in a Tradition of Excellence in a Positive and
Confidence Building Environment

www.mastersmvnswim.org

April 30, 2004 ---- by: Coach Mark Moore

Mission Viejo Nadadores Masters

Challenge Achievement Recognition

 

Masters Home Page  

www.mastersmvnswim.org

 

“Continuing in a tradition of excellence in a positive and

confidence building team environment”.

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Coming together is a beginning-

Staying together is progress-

Working together fosters success-

 

WE CAN MAKE IT WORK!

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Relay Swimmers needed for this weekend-

Can you Join Us?

Saturday or Sunday at UCI

Call Coach Mark if you can swim

We need your support!

(233-6521)

8:00 AM Warm-up

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Workout Changes for the Weekend

 (No Friday Eve. - Trabuco Hills High School)

 

 Saturday and Sunday

6:00-7:17 AM only!

 

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Upcoming Stroke Clinics

May 8 – Breaststroke

May 15 - Freestyle

Sign-up today

 

http://mastersmvnswim.org/private_lessons.htm

 

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Upcoming Long Course Meets

 

05/16/04 San Luis Obispo LCM

05/29/04 Santa Clarita LCM

06/12/04 Las Vegas at Desert Breeze

 

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Meet Tips from Coach Mark

 

      Food and Drink for Fast Swimming:

 

Bring a healthy lunch and plenty of wholesome snack foods (i.e. bananas, dates, figs, pears, raisins, bagels, milk, yogurt, breads, sandwiches, applesauce, crackers, sports/energy bars, like Power or Cliff Bars, rice cakes, muffins, etc.). Sometimes there are good foods provided at the meets, but never rely on the possibility. Such foods are usually the exception, not the rule, at the snack bar. Foods high in carbohydrates can delay the fatigue felt during all day competitions. Eat smaller quantities, frequently throughout the day to avoid ever having to swim on an overfull stomach. Save your trip to the snack bar for treats until after your competition is over for the day. Bring plenty of beverages (water, fruit juices, and sports drinks) in order to replenish fluid loss and avoid dehydration. Don't wait until you feel thirsty. By then, it is too late; you are already dehydrated. Your urine should be practically clear. Avoid drinking beverages that contain caffeine (soda and coffee), as they will increase water loss.

 

Warm-up and Warm-down

Always warm-up for all the events you'll be competing in that day, including turns, stroke drills, etc. Warm-up is our best way to ease your muscles into the demands you place on them when you race. By warming up, you not only learn the facility (every pool has different lighting, wall surfaces, flags, etc.), but prepare your body for racing and prevent injury.  Always warm-down to prevent your muscles from getting sore and tight.  Lactic acid will build up and keep your from performing at your best in your other races.

Stay positive before, during, and after your race.

Each swim presents a chance to gain knowledge.

The more you learn the faster you can swim!

GOOD LUCK – SWIM FAST!

 


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