I entered the 200 IM at the 2005 Short course American Championships in Austin

the meet information doc www.utexas.edu/.../2005ASCMeetInfo.pdf under Eligibility: states "Swimmers must meet the qualifying time standards." though it was years ago, I've been faster than 1:59.12 in my career, I hope I'll beat the qualifying time. We'll know in a week. Ande my plans are to: rest this coming week and lose a few pounds, hit the race fresh instead of just after a 500 fr shave my arms, wear a fast skin body suit take the race out a little harder and much faster than the last time I swam it. go fast and relaxed on fly dolphin kick further, work the back, breathe a lot, hit a fast Back to *** turn go for it on ***, excellent form, really push it, AIM for 34.9 or better on the *** split then sprint the free with what ever is left. Drive the kick. Originally posted by Fritz The cut is 1:59. They don't require proof of entry time?

the meet information doc www.utexas.edu/.../2005ASCMeetInfo.pdf under Eligibility: states "Swimmers must meet the qualifying time standards." though it was years ago, I've been faster than 1:59.12 in my career, I hope I'll beat the qualifying time. We'll know in a week. Ande my plans are to: rest this coming week and lose a few pounds, hit the race fresh instead of just after a 500 fr shave my arms, wear a fast skin body suit take the race out a little harder and much faster than the last time I swam it. go fast and relaxed on fly dolphin kick further, work the back, breathe a lot, hit a fast Back to *** turn go for it on ***, excellent form, really push it, AIM for 34.9 or better on the *** split then sprint the free with what ever is left. Drive the kick. Originally posted by Fritz The cut is 1:59. They don't require proof of entry time?