I am hoping to drop some time this summer by joining a summer swim program, which by the way...if anyone knows of good programs I'm still looking :) , but hopefully in Texas. Overall I need my times to go down about 30 to 40 seconds but I realize that is not going to happen in one summer. How much is a realistic goal to drop in one summer? I was hoping that maybe 10 to 20 seconds would be nice, or is that too much? Thanx a bunch!!!
~Kyra
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Why be realistic!!!
Can I become a good swimmer?
I have been asked this question by many swimmers and tri guys. I always give the same answer. Bill Yorzyk was an almost none swimmer before going to college and within a couple of years swam for the US Olmypic team and won the only gold medal for the USA in the 56 Olympics. Story here www.ishof.org/71wyorzyk.html
Another friend of mine Jack Nelson from Florida could not swim when he was 23 and he came 4th in those same Olympics. Jacks story www.ishof.org/94jnelson.html
George www.swimdownhill.com
Why be realistic!!!
Can I become a good swimmer?
I have been asked this question by many swimmers and tri guys. I always give the same answer. Bill Yorzyk was an almost none swimmer before going to college and within a couple of years swam for the US Olmypic team and won the only gold medal for the USA in the 56 Olympics. Story here www.ishof.org/71wyorzyk.html
Another friend of mine Jack Nelson from Florida could not swim when he was 23 and he came 4th in those same Olympics. Jacks story www.ishof.org/94jnelson.html
George www.swimdownhill.com
