Interview(s) with the Champion(s)

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I want to ask questions about the life of a Champion. If you are a World Record Holder, a National Record Holder, a State/Provincial record holder, a Club record holder, or even if you've recently gone a personal best; I want to know how you feel about being a Champion. Masters win, regardless of place! See, doing your best, no matter what level you achieve is a great experience. The feeling of improvement from consistent effort is something that anyone can attain. That joy is the same when you finish a race and you know it was your best, a great lifestyle, something worth striving for. Since I've already started a discussion with Chris Stevenson, perhaps we can continue it here. Chris, even though you may not have smiled at first (on camera anyways) how did the next few days feel? Are these your first WR titles? Do you plan on more in the future? You're a chemistry teacher, right? Do you realize you've inspired me, and countless others?
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  • Former Member
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    Masters swimming is about friendship, staying healthy, and having fun only compare your performances to yourself make it easy to feel good and hard to feel bad the social aspect is awesome you get to see and support your friends in their events The best part is the stories and beer after each day or the end of the meet Meets are fun. Training is too. Ande Thank you Ande, for joining this thread... You Are A Champion, and that's no exaggeration!
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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    Masters swimming is about friendship, staying healthy, and having fun only compare your performances to yourself make it easy to feel good and hard to feel bad the social aspect is awesome you get to see and support your friends in their events The best part is the stories and beer after each day or the end of the meet Meets are fun. Training is too. Ande Thank you Ande, for joining this thread... You Are A Champion, and that's no exaggeration!
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