Dara Torres-Amazing

Another doubter...... sports.espn.go.com/.../story Is Torres' unprecedented feat too good to be true? By Pat Forde ESPN.com (Archive) Updated: July 5, 2008, 10:58 PM ET Comment Email Print OMAHA, Neb. -- I want to believe in Supermom. I want to believe Dara Torres, at age 41, has become a faster swimmer than she was in her teens, 20s and 30s with no strings attached. I want to believe she has rocketed out of a six-year retirement, bounced back from childbirth, overcome two surgeries in the past eight months and become the best American female sprinter -- again -- through nothing more than hard work and sensational talent. I want to believe 40-somethings everywhere have an all-natural inspiration for doing what they thought they were too old to do.

Another doubter...... sports.espn.go.com/.../story Is Torres' unprecedented feat too good to be true? By Pat Forde ESPN.com (Archive) Updated: July 5, 2008, 10:58 PM ET Comment Email Print OMAHA, Neb. -- I want to believe in Supermom. I want to believe Dara Torres, at age 41, has become a faster swimmer than she was in her teens, 20s and 30s with no strings attached. I want to believe she has rocketed out of a six-year retirement, bounced back from childbirth, overcome two surgeries in the past eight months and become the best American female sprinter -- again -- through nothing more than hard work and sensational talent. I want to believe 40-somethings everywhere have an all-natural inspiration for doing what they thought they were too old to do.