I started thinkng about this after swimming this morning at ASU and once again seeing that the 3 guards on duty were not in any of the chairs but instead were in the office texting and playing on duty.
So what happens if God forbid a swimmer is injured or dies in workout (I guess even if the guard is on duty)...can they sue the coach?
I know USMS has an insurance program for clubs and being to lazy wonder is anyone knows if it covers this?
I also wonder how many paidand/or volunteer coaches have any type of contract for this sort of thing?
Sweet - this will mark the annual beginning of "Toss 'Em All" Wolf versus "Kind and Gentle" Geek for Summer League officiating. I bet Wolf already has a few 5-6 year old shrimps crying themselves to sleep after a DQ.
Nope, not this year. :blah: :blah:
I'm the referee for all our meets. :angel: So it's all up to those evil S&Ts to make the call.
I leave it to you to encourage swimmers to think they're swimming butterfly correctly with a flutter kick. :applaud:
Sweet - this will mark the annual beginning of "Toss 'Em All" Wolf versus "Kind and Gentle" Geek for Summer League officiating. I bet Wolf already has a few 5-6 year old shrimps crying themselves to sleep after a DQ.
Nope, not this year. :blah: :blah:
I'm the referee for all our meets. :angel: So it's all up to those evil S&Ts to make the call.
I leave it to you to encourage swimmers to think they're swimming butterfly correctly with a flutter kick. :applaud: