Hey everyone,
I have a problem...I don't train very vigrously or religiously when theres no meets in site...so....because there are so few masters meets around me, I am also re-joining US swimming. ((is that allowed? To swim both?))
I was wondering though...how does one get a hold of registration forms for those meets does anyone know? I will be swimming unattached...but I was messing around on the metroswimming website and couldn't find anywhere that had registration forms for meets that I could print and sign up...
I suppose this would be better asked on a US forum, but I couldn't find that either:o
if anyone could direct me in the right direction that'd be great!
For USA Swimming, you need to register through your local LSC (Local Swim Committee). Sounds like for you, that's Metropolitan Swimming.
Albany is actually in the Adirondack LSC.
My recommendation would be to get registered, find a meet you're interested in swimming, then contact the meet director and ask how to enter. My experience has been that most meets these days want entries submitted using HyTek Team Manager. There's actually a free version of this available from HyTek. It isn't really all that complex once you play with it for a little while, but I would imagine most meets will still accept non-electronic entries, especially when it's coming from an unattached swimmer whose only entering themselves in the meet.
For USA Swimming, you need to register through your local LSC (Local Swim Committee). Sounds like for you, that's Metropolitan Swimming.
Albany is actually in the Adirondack LSC.
My recommendation would be to get registered, find a meet you're interested in swimming, then contact the meet director and ask how to enter. My experience has been that most meets these days want entries submitted using HyTek Team Manager. There's actually a free version of this available from HyTek. It isn't really all that complex once you play with it for a little while, but I would imagine most meets will still accept non-electronic entries, especially when it's coming from an unattached swimmer whose only entering themselves in the meet.
