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Tritonrider
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Maybe I have my head up a body cavity but I don't see why:
1. USAC can't identify fairly accurate pool of riders that might be selected for the teams based on
the earlier years result.
2. Put together seperate guideline packets outlining what the athletes need to do, including
medical, passport etc and mail it early in the year. With a checklist.
3. Make someone available by phone or e-mail to help guide potential members through the maze.
4. At selection time ask the athlete if they have completed all items on the checklist, if they
haven't move to the next person.
This really doesn't seem like a big stretch to me, they aren't all that many people who are really
qualified for Worlds. I'd guess a long pool of maybe 300 in all disciplines, not including Masters
stuff. Fire away Bill C
1. USAC can't identify fairly accurate pool of riders that might be selected for the teams based on
the earlier years result.
2. Put together seperate guideline packets outlining what the athletes need to do, including
medical, passport etc and mail it early in the year. With a checklist.
3. Make someone available by phone or e-mail to help guide potential members through the maze.
4. At selection time ask the athlete if they have completed all items on the checklist, if they
haven't move to the next person.
This really doesn't seem like a big stretch to me, they aren't all that many people who are really
qualified for Worlds. I'd guess a long pool of maybe 300 in all disciplines, not including Masters
stuff. Fire away Bill C