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Fall Registration on August 31 5-7pm at Shaker HS
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The welcome letter and schedule for the Fall session may be found here (pdf).
The registration form for the Fall session (Sep 13-Dec 4) may be found here (pdf).
The September practice calendar may be found here (pdf).
Well swim season is right around the corner, hope everyone enjoyed their summer! Registration night will take place on Tuesday August 31 from 5-7 at Shaker.
All swimmers must pre register before the start of there first swim.
Any swimmer that is not registered prior to the start of practice will be charged a $25.00 late fee per swimmer. Please don’t wait
until September 13th to turn your paperwork into Margaret; she won’t be there. If you can’t make registration night, please contact Margaret directly.
Also new this year we will be dealing with a new vendor “The Deep End”. Barbara our team rep will be available on registration night with a sizing kit to take orders for Bluefins Bathing suits. She will also bring practice suits and goggles to sell.
Don’t forget that for any new swimmer you recruit you will receive a $25.00 discount.
Thanks and if you have any questions, please feel free to contact Margaret at 518-945-2689 or dale@mhcable.com
Fall Learn to Swim Program
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Here are the schedule and registration form for the Fall 2010 Learn to Swim program:
Fall 2010 Learn to Swim Schedule
Learn to Swim Registration Form
Kelvin’s Channel Swim — Video
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Kelvin Completes English Channel Swim!
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Dear Kelvin’s friends
This is a note to let you know that our son Kelvin has successfully swum the English Channel. Whilst 21 miles of swimming may be accomplished by many, Kelvin did it with waves covering his head, 60 degree water, strong waves and currents that took him off course by 8 miles, and feeding whilst treading water, he did it in 12.5 hours. A 10% success rate and only 800 success stories in 120 years also tells the story. I was on the boat taking videos. Larry, his Connecticut coach, and Jeff, his Albany swimming coach, were also on the boat with the crew. I also coordinated his cousins to meet him on the beach near Calais, far from the expected location. The day was very emotional and Jen and I cannot believe what he has done at his first attempt. It took him 4 years to prepare physically and mentally for this challenge. Now he wants to rest.
Best Wishes
John and Jen
Kelvin after the swim (click to enlarge)
