How many yards a practice do you swim?

Originally posted by aquageek Poor technique and lack of speed are two that come quickly to mind. Sorry, Capt. Moderator, if someone tees it up right in front of me, I have trouble resisting taking a swing. You say that I have poor technique but you never saw me. You parrot what someone said, and I discredited that. I made this point before, but you are looking for your brainless fight, again. As for lack of speed, looks like geekson did 2:03.13 at the 2003 Short Course Nationals in Tempe. For a former age group swimmer, that is lack of speed. And for a late bloomer, my 2:09.11 this year is lots of speed. gull80 explained this to you many times, and you look for your brainless fight, again. I hear you cannot break 12:30.00 in 1000 yards free. And please no hypocrisy here from the ones who oohs and aahs about me bringing times for comparison, it's Frank Thompson and aquageek who bring times for comparisons, me I counter them.

Originally posted by aquageek Poor technique and lack of speed are two that come quickly to mind. Sorry, Capt. Moderator, if someone tees it up right in front of me, I have trouble resisting taking a swing. You say that I have poor technique but you never saw me. You parrot what someone said, and I discredited that. I made this point before, but you are looking for your brainless fight, again. As for lack of speed, looks like geekson did 2:03.13 at the 2003 Short Course Nationals in Tempe. For a former age group swimmer, that is lack of speed. And for a late bloomer, my 2:09.11 this year is lots of speed. gull80 explained this to you many times, and you look for your brainless fight, again. I hear you cannot break 12:30.00 in 1000 yards free. And please no hypocrisy here from the ones who oohs and aahs about me bringing times for comparison, it's Frank Thompson and aquageek who bring times for comparisons, me I counter them.