Neat article -- www.nytimes.com/.../20best.html -- and something I imagine we've all experienced as competitors -- racing makes us faster.
I guess the trick is to get seeded next to someone who you don't believe is actually too much faster than you, but who has strategically sandbagged their time by about 2%.
I'm apparently the only one who can't figure out how to write upside down.
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Personally, I find it even more annoying than others find the whole blue font thing...or emoticons... :)
The article was interesting. I wonder how it fits in with coaches who are notoriously "fast" in their hand timing of swimmers?
I'm apparently the only one who can't figure out how to write upside down.
¿əlƃooƃ əsn noʎ uɐɔ
Personally, I find it even more annoying than others find the whole blue font thing...or emoticons... :)
The article was interesting. I wonder how it fits in with coaches who are notoriously "fast" in their hand timing of swimmers?
