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Print this entrySwim Pic of the Week - November 26, 2009
What do you do to make sure you can get home for Thanksgiving? How about a 4:30 am practice? Yes, this is taken at 4:45 am... pool already filled.
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I love dedication :) PS: THIS is "filled"? You should see our pool. |
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I like the idea the swimmer's washing his dinner plates in the pool, so he's ready for the feast! |
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eeew, billy! that's disgusting! |
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I bet they went to bed so early day before possible about 7pm or 8pm. Didn't know you can swim breastroke sprinter lol |
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Ok, let's try this again...
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ooops....forgot to resize them!
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I though you were a dude Sprinter. |
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Oh wow, Peter, I hope you didn't get up early for that. I would pretty pissed off if I get up early to play. Haha, no, I am not a dude, but thanks :) (you see Glenn, I am also happy when ppl confuse me with a guy :) ) |
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We trained hard and short...only 75 minutes though...they appreciate the play time.
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Hey Sprinter...now that is a really great picture of an elite swimmer as yourself. What I really don't understand is how you can get confused with a dude. Sprinte by the way...are those workouts on your website correct. I almost broke my shoulder doing one of those!!! Take care and I wish you the very best. PS: That phrase "I love dedication" should be the Go Swim "phrase" of the year!!! |
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@Tomas: hehe, I am so not an elite swimmer. I didn't even made the podium at Nationals. An elite swimmer is an internationally competing, world class level swimmer. You can get confused with a dude if your picture clearly of you and your nickname is not clearly male or female. ;) Yes, the workouts are correct. Why did you almost break your shoulder? I doubt it was becasue of the work out. If you injure yourself it's becasue you do something wrong, not because you swim a certain workout. Which one did you swim? |
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Sprinter...well I do think you are a world class swimmer. I even have your pictures as my computer screen!!! As for the workouts...I was referring to the dryland excersises...maybe it was only a bad move, I did several of them so I can't tell you especifically which was the one that hurt. Take care. |
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Those were some BIG PICS! I took the liberty to resize them Peter. :) |
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STUDS! All of them! |
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Those are standart shoulder excersises. I am very surprised you have troubles with them. |
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