What does your forum name mean?

Originally posted by 2go+h20 2go+h20 means To Motivate Add Water. I learnt to swim at age 33 at MAsters. Fronted up and thought these guys were so serious, as they wore Speedos. I thought they were only for Olympic Athletes. I could do a form of front crawl, and sidestroke which I soon learnt wasn't a stroke masters did in a workout. The workout language was like learning a foreign language, and the maths invloved in the sets and pace clock stuff was mind boggling! I always wanted to be a 'swimmer' as a child, and now have reached so many goals through swimming. Not just water goals, but have the confidence and focus to set all sorts of goals and achieve them. I now teach/ coach (all ages, stages and abilities, including Special Olympics and Swimmers With A Disability) and enjoy motivating others to achieve fitness as a lifestyle in the sport, to set goals and reach them. So To Motivate Add Water is my motto. Kiwi "2go+h20" is very clever. I love that name and the motto.

Originally posted by 2go+h20 2go+h20 means To Motivate Add Water. I learnt to swim at age 33 at MAsters. Fronted up and thought these guys were so serious, as they wore Speedos. I thought they were only for Olympic Athletes. I could do a form of front crawl, and sidestroke which I soon learnt wasn't a stroke masters did in a workout. The workout language was like learning a foreign language, and the maths invloved in the sets and pace clock stuff was mind boggling! I always wanted to be a 'swimmer' as a child, and now have reached so many goals through swimming. Not just water goals, but have the confidence and focus to set all sorts of goals and achieve them. I now teach/ coach (all ages, stages and abilities, including Special Olympics and Swimmers With A Disability) and enjoy motivating others to achieve fitness as a lifestyle in the sport, to set goals and reach them. So To Motivate Add Water is my motto. Kiwi "2go+h20" is very clever. I love that name and the motto.