NATIONAL TEAM

NATIONAL TEAM

APPLICATION
Athletes Full Name*

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Athletes Birth Date*

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Please acknowledge that you understand that the EA National team requires a commitment greater than other training groups on EA and that just because you apply, it doesn't mean you will be accepted into the group. By Clicking Yes, you may continue with the application.

Yes, I acknowledge I understand

These are the standards that must be met in order to be accepted to the EA National Team:
- 100% practice attendance (Missed workouts must be approved by the coach PRIOR to missing).
  - All Swim Workouts
  - All Dryland/Weight room workouts
  - All classroom sessions
  - All meets
  - All meetings & weekly office hour calls
  - All study sessions
  - All EA team events (unless traveling for a meet)
- Read ALL books of the month
- Complete 20 volunteer hours each year
- Speak in a productive way at all workouts
- Attend all Leadership meetings and act as a team leader at all time
- Learn and adhere to the EA High Performance Code
- Be Coachable
- Additional Items as defined by the coaches
Please explain why you believe you are a good candidate for the EA National Team. What qualities do you bring to the table? What separates you from the vast majority of athletes?
What are your top three (3) best personal attributes that will help you excel in this group?
What areas will you struggle with if accepted into this group?
Do you understand that if you are accepted into the EA National Team and you do not follow through with ANY of the standards, you can be removed from the training group (and placed into Level 4). You can re-apply for the next season.

Yes, I understand
What are your primary goals between now and the next full Olympic training cycle and Olympic games (2028)
What is your philosophy on competitive swimming?
What is your ultimate goal in swimming by the time you retire from the sport? What is your plan to get there? (answers here may be long and that's OK!)
CLICK HERE to schedule your interview with Eric.
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