Perhaps there would be interest in a rotating blog--a different swimmer each week posting his or her workouts. This would provide some insight into what various individuals are doing across the country (or around the world for that matter).
The Tennesse Tumble Turn was invented by David Edgar, who was one of the greatest college swimmers of all time. He is the only man to win the 50 and the 100 Free, at the NCAA Championships three straight years (1970, 1971, 1972) and no one has done that double triple ever. He was inducted into the ISHOF in 1996, 24 years after he retired from swimming. I believe the Hall was a little late about this, but at least he got in.
www.ishof.org/96dedgar.html
The Tennesse Tumble Turn was invented by David Edgar, who was one of the greatest college swimmers of all time. He is the only man to win the 50 and the 100 Free, at the NCAA Championships three straight years (1970, 1971, 1972) and no one has done that double triple ever. He was inducted into the ISHOF in 1996, 24 years after he retired from swimming. I believe the Hall was a little late about this, but at least he got in.
www.ishof.org/96dedgar.html
