what are the missouri sate swimming time qualifications?
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Here is a link to the site.
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Hi, I'm not sure what area you're looking for specifically, but if it's a masters swim club, (for people over 19), try this website: http://www.usms.org/\n\nClick on the top tab that says "Local Programs." You'll be directed to a clickable map of areas that have masters swim programs. Good luck!
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You'll find a list of Swimming Schools in your area at this website.\n\nGood luck.
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It really depends where you live, how old the kids are and what level you wish to attain.\nIf there is a YMCA or any city lessons that would be a great way to start.\nIf you are interested in competitive swimming check out usaswimming.org for a team near you. There are often lessons for the kids and "Masters" instruction for adults, even if you are a beginner.\nPost more specific info and I can add more detail.
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Our univeristy has a great program.  Take a look at their website!  They are one of the most reasonable in MO.
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University of Missouri
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WOW that's really fast!!!!  With that time you will win every swim meet!!! \n\nActually you might want to repost under the running forum :)\n\nBTW you are already fast, and if you see potential to go faster go for it!
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It depends on the level or type of coaching you want to do. The above answer is right, but for USA swimming there are several tests plus lifeguard certification and other recommended courses. You owe it to your potential clients to learn as much as you can, teach them the strokes correctly and safely, and have a good attitiude.
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No, sorry... I was a diver and my sister is a diving/swimming coach. She went to state for her excellent diving skills from the time she was in 8th grade til she was in 12th... :D That doesn't help you much though. Does it? LOL
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Swim a lot\neat a little before (at least an hour)\nstretch
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You will need to get training and certification from the appropriate organization (YMCA, Red Cross, etc...).\nYou will need training and certification in First Aid, Adult Child and Infant CPR.  You may even need a WSI certification.\n\nYour potential employers will more accurately tell you what they will require you to have.\n\nAlso, you need ot be a pretty strong swimmer to begin with.
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Ironman Triathlon.\n\n5 mile swim, 114 mile bike, then run a full 26.2 mile marathon.  And finish in under 18 hours.
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My high school still requires freshman to take the swim test and if they can't pass it, they have to keep retaking it. In fact, all freshman and sophmores have to take P.E. and pass it to graduate. In P.E., we run 3 miles a week and play sports for an hour every Mon., Wed., and Friday. They even offer weight training classes as electives for sophmores, juniors and seniors. Our school has wrestling teams, basketball, volleyball, tennis, baseball, and track teams. Most of the kids in my school are pretty fit, but a small amount of them are obese.
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Well it is about 12,000 miles long.  I can swim about a mile in an hour so 12,000 hours or 500 days
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Address:\n95 Hougang Ave 4 (538830)\n\nContact No:\n6386 5010\n\nOperating Hours:\n8.00 am - 9.30 pm\n\nTaken over by the SSC on 31/3/87 and opened to the public on 24/5/87.\n\nFacilities  \n  \nCompetition Pool  1 \nTeaching pool  1 \nWading pool  1 \nSeating Capacity 320 \n\nThey have a teaching pool, so I bet they give swimming lessons too. Give them a call, I would say.
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People, think about it, the modern world record is 3:40...so anything under 4 minutes is like national champion (of a pretty big country).\n\nA quarter mile is about 8 lengths in a 50 m (olympic size) pool. I'm a certified lifeguard and I think I would be struggling to get under 5:20.\n\nThe average swimmer will definitely take more than 10 minutes.\nThe average lane swimmer will definitely take less than 10 minutes.\n\nAnd 400 m is once around the track (soccer field size) plus the straightaway (100m).
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It all depends on what league you swim for. For example, in the US, YMCA swim leagues end earlier in the summer than USA ones.\n\nThat is just for younger kids, htough.\n\nIf you're training to be in the Olympics, Worlds, or even just Nationals, you train year round, with various meets around the year. Olympics take place in the summer, Short Course Collegiate Champs in the winter, etc. Try to find the website for the league you're looking for, and they'll usually have a schedule.