Seriously? By my count he's never choked. When has he truly choked? Let's see Olympics - I'm sure you'd bring up the 4 x 100 FR Relay - the guy had the flu - fever, etc. I don't think being sick counts as choking. He posted a monsertous time in the medley relay and just got out touched in the 100 fly.
Worlds 07 again good time got out touched by Phelps who has some of the best finishes in the world. The prelims of the medley - 99.9% of the time it's the swimmer in the water that you should/can default the DQ to - I don't think that's choking.
Nationals 07 there was a clear camera flash for that false start ... he was going off of the flash instead of the beep as he was probably trained to do.
Bottom line - get the nerves and DQ out in free and save the good stuff for fly.
So you don't think there is a pattern developing here?
Perhaps other elites are having the same issues and I am just not aware of it. :dunno:
Seriously? By my count he's never choked. When has he truly choked? Let's see Olympics - I'm sure you'd bring up the 4 x 100 FR Relay - the guy had the flu - fever, etc. I don't think being sick counts as choking. He posted a monsertous time in the medley relay and just got out touched in the 100 fly.
Worlds 07 again good time got out touched by Phelps who has some of the best finishes in the world. The prelims of the medley - 99.9% of the time it's the swimmer in the water that you should/can default the DQ to - I don't think that's choking.
Nationals 07 there was a clear camera flash for that false start ... he was going off of the flash instead of the beep as he was probably trained to do.
Bottom line - get the nerves and DQ out in free and save the good stuff for fly.
So you don't think there is a pattern developing here?
Perhaps other elites are having the same issues and I am just not aware of it. :dunno:
