USA Swimming
{'<entity_0>': 'Colorado Springs', '<entity_1>': 'swimming', '<entity_2>': 'sports governing body', '<entity_3>': 'USA Swimming', '<entity_4>': 'USA-S'}
[['USA Swimming', 'sport', 'swimming'], ['USA Swimming', 'headquarters location', 'Colorado Springs'], ['USA Swimming', 'instance of', 'sports governing body'], ['USA Swimming', 'alternative', 'USA-S'], ['USA Swimming', 'location', 'Colorado Springs']]
<entity_3> is the national <entity_2> for <entity_1> in the United States. The national headquarters of <entity_3> is located at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in <entity_0>. These terms are: <entity_3>, <entity_4>, United States Swimming, USS, and US Swimming. Prior to the existence of "USS", the AAU, or the Amateur Athletic Union, served as the <entity_2> for <entity_1> and other sports across the country. During this time, <entity_1> was one of the committees in the organization and was not an independent <entity_2>. In 1981, <entity_3> moved to its present-day location in <entity_0>. The NGB is responsible for nearly all aspects of <entity_3>, and <entity_1> in the United States in general. The LSC gives <entity_3> sanctions to <entity_1> meets in their area. The technical <entity_1> rules for <entity_3> are the same for all LSCs as mandated by <entity_3>. While this style of meet is generally uncommon for individual <entity_3> clubs, it is by far the most common of high school (NFHS) <entity_1>, YMCA <entity_1>, college (NCAA) <entity_1>, and summer league <entity_1>. All levels of <entity_1> use invitational style meets at least once during their season (usually as a championship meet of all the clubs in a league), but the clubs of <entity_3> use this meet almost exclusively since there are very few leagues in <entity_3> and it acts as one giant league itself.
['sports governing body']