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5) How many years have you been coaching?
6) The age groups that I primarily coach are: (check all that apply)
7) What is the average roster size of your team?
8) For the majority of your athletes, do you determine the meet entries or are the swimmers/parents allowed to choose their events?
9) Do you encourage your swimmers to participate in IMX events at meets in order to obtain or improve their IMX score?
10) Approximately how many of your athletes have an IMX score?
11) Of your swimmers that have an IMX score:
12) Is having and/or improving on the swimmers’ IMX scores part of the goal setting procedures you have for your athletes?
13) Do you use any type of IMX incentive program?
14) Did you know that an athlete and/or his/her coach can print an IMX award certificate from the athlete's My USA Swimming page?
15) USA Swimming is creating a Developmental IMX program using shorter events to encourage swimmers to become well-rounded while they are still developing their stroke techniques (for example: using 50’s of strokes for 10-Un's and 11-12's). Would you use such a program?
16) Do you support using IMX scores as one of the qualifying criteria for LSC sponsored swim camp selection?
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The Age Group Development Committee is developing an IM Xtreme meet that would include age group swimmers who have a minimum IMX score, depending upon the athlete’s age and gender, ranging from 2800 to 3200 points. The IM Xtreme Games will be held in 4-6 regional locations in a 4-session weekend format near the end of each year (November/December) beginning in 2009. The questions below pertain to the IM Xtreme Games.
18) Would any of your athletes participate in an IM Xtreme Games meet?
19) If you were to attend such a regional meet, what age groups would you prefer bringing? Check all that apply
20) If you attended a regional IM Xtreme Games meet, would you prefer the meet to start:
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