why doesn't masters apply the same age rule for short course as it does for long course?
In long course meets a persons age is determined by their age by the end of the year.
so at worlds there were 24, 29 , 34, 39, 44, ... year olds
who competed in the next age group up because they aged up later in the year.
In short course competitions a persons age is determined by their age at either the end or beginning of the competition.
I encourage USMS to be consistent and
consider adopting the same rules for short course competitions
Ande
Parents
Former Member
Originally posted by ande
I turn 45 on May 21 2008...
Another reason I am excited about turning 50 (February 9, 2008) and getting out of this age group (not that 50-54 will be that much easier).
Originally posted by ande
I turn 45 on May 21 2008...
Another reason I am excited about turning 50 (February 9, 2008) and getting out of this age group (not that 50-54 will be that much easier).
