Originally posted by Bob McAdams
Let's say that we have two 50-year-olds. The first swam competitively in high school for four years, stopped swimming, and only started again last year. The second started swimming competitively at age 45, and since that time has had the same amount of training per year and the same quality of coaching that a typical high school swimmer would have. Is the second person at a disadvantage compared with the first?
Bob, that is a great question! Unfortunately, it is not the question being asked by Ion and Lefty.
Originally posted by Bob McAdams
Let's say that we have two 50-year-olds. The first swam competitively in high school for four years, stopped swimming, and only started again last year. The second started swimming competitively at age 45, and since that time has had the same amount of training per year and the same quality of coaching that a typical high school swimmer would have. Is the second person at a disadvantage compared with the first?
Bob, that is a great question! Unfortunately, it is not the question being asked by Ion and Lefty.
