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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I can see where ratbag is coming from. My cousins swam from a very early age and they went to training every morning at 6am and every night at 6pm - including weekends - then they had to do their homework. The younger one ended up swimming for her county and the older one swam for England against men when he was just a boy, and they had stacks of medals between them.
At the end of the day though, what's more important? Children's happiness or coach's? If your daughter is finding it hard to continue with the routine as well as fitting in all her other commitments, let her drop it; the coach will find someone else in time - and if they don't, then tough. If your daughter loves it though, and really wants to continue, then as long as it's not affecting her schooling and social life, is it a problem?
It's a hard decision for you both, but all other things told, when you sit down together, you'll come to the right decision.
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