We can find real time results at
www.usms.org/.../
Thursday, May 19
W 1000 Free
M 1000 Free
W 1650 Free
M 1650 Free
Friday, May 20
M 500 Free
W 50 *** M 50 ***
W 100 Fly M 100 Fly
W 200 Back M 200 Back
W 50 Free M 50 Free
W 200 IM M 200 IM
Mixed 200 Free Relay Mixed 200 Free Relay
Saturday, May 21
W 500 Free
W 100 IM M 100 IM
W 200 *** M 200 ***
W 100 Free M 100 Free
W 50 Back M 50 Back
W 200 Fly M 200 Fly
W 200 Medley Relay M 200 Medley Relay
Sunday, May 22
W 100 Back M 100 Back
W 50 Fly M 50 Fly
W 200 Free M 200 Free
W 100 *** M 100 ***
Mixed 200 Medley Relay Mixed 200 Medley Relay
W 200 Free Relay M 200 Free Relay
W 400 IM M 400 IM
any one take a peek at the
2005 Short Course National Championships Psych Sheets
www.usms.org/.../www.usms.org/.../
I don't know if SFF has helped richard, He's been swimming fast for years. It's because of who he is and how he trains. He was fast in college, I think he went 21 point something in the 1960's.
Richard has figured out how to correctly train for sprints and he puts in the work, both in the pool and with his strength training.
montgomery punched an impressive 100 at Nats
he wasn't nearly as fast at zones in april.
ande
Originally posted by valhallan
Ande,
Richard Abrahams is amazing. I wonder how much training he does. He must have been reading your faster faster writings. :)
I noticed under the men's 100 free results a swimmer from the past,...with an infamous achievement.
Is that the Jim Montgomery who was the first man ever under 50 seconds for the LCM 100 meter free? His age would seem about right. It was the '76 Olympiad.
___________________________
Val
I don't know if SFF has helped richard, He's been swimming fast for years. It's because of who he is and how he trains. He was fast in college, I think he went 21 point something in the 1960's.
Richard has figured out how to correctly train for sprints and he puts in the work, both in the pool and with his strength training.
montgomery punched an impressive 100 at Nats
he wasn't nearly as fast at zones in april.
ande
Originally posted by valhallan
Ande,
Richard Abrahams is amazing. I wonder how much training he does. He must have been reading your faster faster writings. :)
I noticed under the men's 100 free results a swimmer from the past,...with an infamous achievement.
Is that the Jim Montgomery who was the first man ever under 50 seconds for the LCM 100 meter free? His age would seem about right. It was the '76 Olympiad.
___________________________
Val
