Tuesday Feb 14
• NUTRITION FOR GROUP 1 AND 2
Group 1: 5:30-6pm Group 2: 6:30-7pm

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Aquatic Director:
Brian Doherty

Links Section

	NEW ENGLAND SWIMMING
	USA SWIMMING
	PARENT TIP OF THE WEEK
	SPEEDO TIP OF THE WEEK
	WHY SHOULD MY CHILD BECOME A SWIMMER?

WTSC Mission Statement & Philosophy

Mission of WTSC
The mission of the WTSC USA Swim Team is to promote competitive swimming as a USA swimming team to athletes of all levels of ability. We encouraage a "Growth Mindset" as opposed to a "Fixed Mindset" for our athletes.
We define success as sustained, individual pursuit of excellence bounded only by swimmer’s desires and personal abilities, which allows them to be the best they can be, achieve personal goals and have fun in the program.
We maintain a system of personal values, among which are honesty, integrity, responsibility and sportsmanship. We promote a team environment which encourages goal setting, hard work, personal commitment and camaraderie.

WTSC Coaches Philosophy

WTSC Coaches Philosophy
Competitive swimming is one of the best amateur sports for our youth. The sport, and the people associated with it, exemplify and build character, discipline, leadership, self esteem, physical fitness and teamwork. These values are taught and reinforced for use throughout a lifetime.
Coaches at WTSC believe that a successful competitive program is not an accident. It is a well organized activity that emphasizes a series of developmental stages and a consistent philosophy of total involvement and personal challenge.
Coaches at WTSC believe that for a competitive program to succeed, it must be built on the foundation created by a strong program for younger swimmers. At a young age, WTSC swimmers begin their mastery of stroke technique. As this mastery comes to fruition, the swimmers begin to focus more on training and swimming faster

Congratulations to Jason for an OUTSTANDING Age Group Champs meet and for representing WTSC on the New England Zone Team 2011