Sue Pitt Anderson This is Me

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1. 1. www.goggleawards.org

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   Published on: 7/4/2008   Last Visited: 7/4/2008

   Sue Anderson: 719.866.3586 - Resource Development Specialist

2. 2. ubam.homestead.com

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   Published on: 8/4/2006   Last Visited: 9/13/2007

   Hogan's colleague, USA Swimming's eastern zone coordinator Sue Anderson, agreed.
   
   "If they think they might be interested, they need to try it - at whatever age," Anderson said."They should just try it.If they don't like it, they don't have to keep doing it.You can always go back to what you did like."
   
   According to Hogan, Anderson and the rest of the folks in USA Swimming's Club Development Division, there are any number of concerns that keep summer league swimmers from joining year-round clubs.
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   "That's probably the most ridiculous one," Anderson said.
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   There's an ounce of truth to this one, says Anderson, but mostly, it's a matter of choice.
   
   "Most clubs structure themselves so younger kids can participate in other activities," she said.
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   "This one always seemed kind of silly to me," Anderson said."If there's a high-pressure parental situation, it's probably too serious.But if it's something you enjoy doing, serious swimming can be fun."
   
   Myth #5 - I'll burn out if I start swimming year-round too soon.
   
   "I hate that word," Anderson said.
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   "Compared to activities like gymnastics or anything else that requires professional coaches and facility rental, it's actually pretty comparable," Anderson said.
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   "If you're on a team where 10-year-olds are doing doubles, then you need to find a new team," Anderson said.

3. 3. USA Swimming - Contact Us

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   Published on: 7/1/2008   Last Visited: 7/1/2008

   Sue Anderson: 719.866.3586 - Resource Development Specialist