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May 27 ā¢Ā
How to make the most of The Water Polo Schoolš
Our Mission is simple, to grow the sport of Water Polo through community and education. To help out, - Introduce yourself in the Intros/Progress channel. - Interact and comment with the community, likes on your Skool posts give you experience to 'level up' - Future courses and resources may be level-locked so post and comment away! Thing to look forward too š§ An Exclusive Masterclass: A collection of all the secrets to better train and prepare for competition. š£ļø Water Polo Community Events: Giving you direct contact to likeminded individuals. ā”ļø Live Group Calls: Learn with elite players and coaches from every level. Make sure to introduce yourself to the community and start to take a look around! Best, Coach Ramiro
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May 22 ā¢Ā
Rules of The Water Polo School
The Water Polo School is a community for players, parents, referees, event organizers, and coaches from every level of water polo. Our mission is to use the power of teaching and community to help grow the sport of water polo. Rules: Rule #1. Be Sincere. A community is a shared home and being a part of a community means being respectful and considerate with how you present yourself and talk about others in here and out in real life. The Water Polo School does not tolerate harassment or bullying in any form and will ban any member who antagonizes, spreads gossip, or disrespects any other members of this community or the water polo community at large. Be. Kind. At. All. Times. No snark, no "I was just kidding", strive to be professional, courteous, and respectful if you want to remain a member. Save the sarcasm. Be sincere. *If you happen to have a disagreement with another member please message me or them privately before posting on a main channel* Rule #2. No Explicit Self-Promotion. The Water Polo School would like to have as many coaches represented in this community as possible to share knowledge and help grow the sport of water polo. As coaches water polo is also our business and livlihood. If you are a water polo coach who would like to offer their services to the community or promote their club or program please reach out to The Water Polo School staff first or you will be banned from the community. Rule #3. Participate. A community is built off shared discussions and contributions. Celebrate each other wins, congratulate and cheer on fellow members, offer up advice, share your journey. *There may be future courses or resources only available to high level members of the community, you level up in Skool by recieving points for likes and comments on your posts and comments, so contribute!* To Recap: 1. Be positive, courteous, and kind. No jerks. 2. Reach out privately regarding coaching opportunities. 3. Share, share share. Your story, your thoughts, your progress, your wins. Ask questions and participate. Participation in the community will help others along their way and create a lively and fun community to be a part of.
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Jul 12 ā¢Ā
Intro
Hey guys my name is max and I am a D III water polo player. Ramiro was my coach at Carlsbad high school and Iām hoping he can continue to help coach me!
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Jul 7 ā¢Ā
Hey, itās me Dan
Hey sports fans, Dan Diemer here: Pomona-Pitzer class of 2018. Currently Iām the goalie on the SDAC 20s team. I started playing polo around 12 in water polo capital of the world: St. Louis, Missouri. I grew up playing pretty much all the sports and water polo just trickled into my life. I showed up at Pomona Pitzer and pretty much rode the bench all year. My coach was determined to make me a field player. I spent the summer after freshman year doing two a days training with Long Beach State playing field. And of course, a week before the season starts, I get a call from my coach letting me know that our other goalie quit the team. The rest is history. I collected a pair of SCIAC championships, a few plaques with my name on them, and knocked down a couple top ten D1 teams in college. I took a well deserved break from polo for awhile after school. Three years ago, I moved to San Diego and have been back on the grind. During this time Iāve spent a lot of time and thought on what it means to be an athlete and what it takes to perform at your highest level. More importantly, I spend a lot of energy building teams and understanding what you need to help others perform their best. Iām incredibly thankful for the sport and everything it has brought me. I truly wouldnāt be the man I am today without the drive and dedication and morning practices that shaped me. Shape It and help it shape you too.
May 23 ā¢Ā
Working out shouldnāt be a chore
It used to be a chore. I would drag myself to weights in the morning and I couldnāt give my body the stimulus it needed to grow and become stronger because my mind wasnāt in it. I didnāt know why weāre doing the movements, I didnāt know what I should be feeling, I wasnāt educated. I think it is imperative to understand what a movement will do for your body in order to: 1. Get stronger and be committed to reaching that goal and 2. Have a real desire and joy in performing strength-training. Having educated myself, my mindset about training has completely changed. I am rebuilding my body and I am having fun doing it.
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