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I am former Division 1 summer, currently recovering from shoulder surgery which has limited my training options and I am looking to coach during the second semester. I have experience on USA Swimming's National Age Group Development Committee and I have 12 years of experience in the sport. I am a fast learner and can adapt to any club's values and needs. I work well with groups of all ages and want to contribute to a team's culture in a very impactful way. I am a hard worker and I am willing to put in extra time to be successful. I am going to be balancing any coaching with school in the second semester. However, given the probability of online learning, I will be very flexible.

To Whom it may Concern,             I would like to introduce myself; my name is John Barnes and I would like to further my career with your organization. I feel that with my dedication, loyalty, and work ethic I would be an asset to your organization.             I’ve been fortunate enough to have the opportunity of working in athletics for over 30 years along with 5 years as Director of Community Relations. These areas are where I have acquired excellent interpersonal communication skills, as well as superb communication skills. I feel with my extensive knowledge of athletics, and advancement along with my competitive drive, I will excel within  and be able to help the development/advancement of the club while building relationships within the community . My biggest strength I have developed over the years would be developing relationships that I feel are the cornerstone of coaching, sales and overall life. With my background along with my dedication, entrepreneurial mind-set, and excellent organizational skills I will be a beneficial addition to  any organization.             You can expect a competent professional that can work on complex interpersonal issues.  I am relentlessly loyal, capable, and enthusiastic about demonstrating my abilities to you. By becoming part of your team I will add to the continued success of the organization.   Respectfully,   John Barnes