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The Swimming Goal Sheet is an essential tool for setting and tracking your swimming aspirations. By completing this form thoughtfully, you can outline your objectives both in and out of the pool for the upcoming season and your long-term plans.
Follow the steps to effectively complete the Swimming Goal Sheet online.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Swimming Goal Sheet and open it for editing.
- Begin by filling in your name at the designated field at the top of the form. This helps identify your goals clearly.
- Under the 'Times' section, record your lifetime best performance and your goal time for the 2009-10 season for each event you participate in.
- In the 'Season Swim Goals' section, list three objectives you aim to achieve this season in swimming. Ensure these goals are ambitious yet attainable.
- In the 'Season Other Goals' area, identify three personal accomplishments outside swimming that you aspire to this season.
- For long-term planning, articulate three long-term swim goals, reflecting on what you hope to achieve in your swimming career.
- Similarly, describe three long-term goals outside of swimming in the corresponding section.
- Explain three actionable strategies you will adopt in practice to help achieve your swimming goals, considering aspects such as attitude and effort.
- Detail three tactics for meets that you plan to implement to focus on accomplishing your swimming objectives.
- Lastly, outline three commitments outside of swimming that will support your overall goal achievement.
- Once you have completed all sections, review your entries for clarity and completeness. You can then save the changes, download the document, print it for a physical copy, or share it with your coach or mentor.
Start filling out the Swimming Goal Sheet online to set your goals and track your progress.
A measurable goal should always include times and dates, to allow it to be easily measured. An example of a measurable goal is; “I want to swim 500 metres in under 8 minutes by December 2023” or “I want to reduce the number of strokes I take per lap from 50 to 45 by March 2023.”