Another question I have is on something I think we're both aware of from the time when we were competitive swimmers. I remember up until the time I started at college and even at college how a coach would take our body fat measurements on the deck, pinching people in front of everybody, and would make comments about people's weight, particularly to the women. There were, as Kevin mentioned, a lot of people with tendinitis and other swimming-related injuries, and we were basically encouraged to swim through the pain, which, as we know today is not the ideal way to keep people motivated to stay in the sport for the long term.
I'm wondering about the guidance Swimming Canada now gives in terms of training for coaches, not only certification but also ongoing training. How has that changed and what is Swimming Canada doing to make sure coaches have a better philosophy towards swimmers as we understand things today?