Interesting article argues Masters records should recognize all sanctioned swims by age-eligible swimmers (e.g., Torres, Lezak, Foster, etc.)
www.swimmingworldmagazine.com/.../21313.asp
I would tend to think that Masters might become intimidating to some, knowing that the likes of Jason Lezak were in "our" ranks.
:2cents:
You have MLB and you have adult baseball leagues. I doubt that the adult baseball leagues would like to have to compete with MLB's records, no matter how tainted with steroids they might be! :)
Mike- I agree. And I do believe that world records for swimming are listed in the Guiness Book of World Records. IMHO, that's where they belong.
I would tend to think that Masters might become intimidating to some, knowing that the likes of Jason Lezak were in "our" ranks.
:2cents:
You have MLB and you have adult baseball leagues. I doubt that the adult baseball leagues would like to have to compete with MLB's records, no matter how tainted with steroids they might be! :)
Mike- I agree. And I do believe that world records for swimming are listed in the Guiness Book of World Records. IMHO, that's where they belong.
