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| February
28 , 2005. - - - - By: Coach Mark |
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(Check the Web site frequently for updates - www.mastersmvnswim.org
Weekly News:
1. WORKOUT
CHANGES THIS WEEK
2.
IMPORTANT DATES AND EVENTS
3.
WORDS FROM COACH MARK
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Workout Times Changes this Week
(Due to the USA Sectional Championships)
Thursday
5:00-6:00 AM Only
- no 9:15, 12:00, or 7:15
Friday
5:00-6:30 AM Only
- no 11:00, 12:00
Saturday
5:30-6:45 AM Only
Sunday
5:30-6:45 AM Only
(Evening and afternoon
swimmers may swim Thurs/Fri. mornings)
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March 6 - Cal Tech Pentathlon
– Carpool 7:00 AM pool parking lot!
March 18-20 3 Day Freestyle
and Stroke Masters Swim Camp with Guest Coaches
March 20 - Mission
Viejo SCY Meet
April 2 - UCLA SCY
Meet
April 17 - Loyola
Marymount SCY Meet
April 22-24 SCY Regional
Meet at Saddleback College
May 19-22 SCY Nationals
at Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
June 11 - LCM Meet
in San Luis Obispo
July 9 - LCM Meet
in Santa Barbara
August 11-15 LCM Nationals at Mission Viejo
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Words from Coach Mark-
Sport Psychology
Know What you Want to
Accomplish
Most swimmers want something
from their efforts. You might want to set a new personal best, or finish
an event that you see as a challenge. Or even enter that first meet.
If you do not want something out of your training, then what are you
doing it for? Is there any motivation in not wanting anything?
Your wants are the carrot at the end of your stick; they are designed to get
you moving. The problem with your wants is that they are usually your
outcome related goals. This means that either you get them or you don’t,
and what typically happens is that we see that our wants are not getting to
us quick enough and we stop chasing.
Wants are a powerful tool
in getting us up and moving, but also have the ability to stop us from continuing
when they are not set in a structured and motivating environment. Knowing
what you want is not enough on its own to create motivation. Look at
anytime that you have ever wanted but did not get. You most likely did
not get it because it was out of your control or because you did not have
a plan on how to get it.
Next week – Understanding
your own reality
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"One important key to
success is self-confidence. An important key to self- confidence is preparation."
-- Arthur Ashe
Check
the Web site frequently
www.mastersmvnswim.org
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Have a great weekend!
-Coach Mark
Email
Remember at
least 3 times each week!