I have to brag about my teammate. We just had our big Association Championships this weekend. We have this team member who started swimming in a coached practice May 2002. His first meet of his life was December 2002 (so no age group swimming). We even had to teach him how to dive off the block. Well, this weekend, he went 11:29.81 for his 1000 free. Not only did he do so well, but we were also swimming at around 3600 feet (we train around 200 feet) so the "sucking wind" played a role. This guy is awesome! He is really a sprinter but yet can do it all and all so well.:D . Congratulations K!
Originally posted by DocWhoRocks
Cool beans :) Tell him I said congrats. I know hearing that from somebody he doesn't know will mean a lot! ;)
As for 3600 ft. - not too bad. I swam a meet this past weekend at 7250 ft.. Then again I live at 6500 ft., so not a big deal ;)
I will tell him, thanks.
Wow, I don't know if I could have swam at that high of an altitude. I was sucking wind enough during the mile at 3600!
Originally posted by DocWhoRocks
Cool beans :) Tell him I said congrats. I know hearing that from somebody he doesn't know will mean a lot! ;)
As for 3600 ft. - not too bad. I swam a meet this past weekend at 7250 ft.. Then again I live at 6500 ft., so not a big deal ;)
I will tell him, thanks.
Wow, I don't know if I could have swam at that high of an altitude. I was sucking wind enough during the mile at 3600!