I have seen many of the posts made here from master swimmers from all over the USA, Canada and the World.
It has me wondering about the state of master swimming.
1. Which State has the most swim meets.
2. Which State has the most master swimmers registered.
3. How many master swimmers registered are in the USA
No doubt. And they pay for the subscription, too.
I think I pay something like $25 for 3 years of Runner's World magazine. Certainly not unreasonable. Yes, I do get the occasional catalog from Road Runner Sports, and a couple of others, and they go directly into my recycling bin.
If there is any governing body for distance running, I've never heard of it, nor ever been asked to provide a copy of any registration to race, nor paid a one-day fee. Simply sign up for a race online and you're registered. I think there's some organization that runs track meets for adults, but I'm not interested in short races.
Believe it or not, I think Wookie has a good idea.
This is something I hear all the time, using the word, "master," implies that everyone is a master or expert at swimming, when in reality there are swimmers of all levels and abilities.
No doubt. And they pay for the subscription, too.
I think I pay something like $25 for 3 years of Runner's World magazine. Certainly not unreasonable. Yes, I do get the occasional catalog from Road Runner Sports, and a couple of others, and they go directly into my recycling bin.
If there is any governing body for distance running, I've never heard of it, nor ever been asked to provide a copy of any registration to race, nor paid a one-day fee. Simply sign up for a race online and you're registered. I think there's some organization that runs track meets for adults, but I'm not interested in short races.
Believe it or not, I think Wookie has a good idea.
This is something I hear all the time, using the word, "master," implies that everyone is a master or expert at swimming, when in reality there are swimmers of all levels and abilities.
