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Print this entrySwimming Question of the Week - November 25, 2008
What are you thankful for this year relating to your swimming?
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Despite the injuries that I had that kept me out of our Long Course Nationals...I regained confidence in my training program and in my swimming...now I can step behind those blocks with much more confidence and with a lot less anxiety. |
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I am thankful to be back in the pool and have a family that supports my love for swimming. Swimming has improved my health and attitude. I have not been in the pool on a cosistant basis since college and my single days doing Triathalons. It's been 20 years, I started woking out again this past August. Being back in the water, working out consistantly, getting healthy (physically and mentally), is a blessing. Swimming is just one piece of the "Big Rocks" in my life and I am thankful and blessed that my community has the facility, swim team and the schedule that makes this work. |
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I am thankful to my physio, who fixed me successfuly and sent me back to swim practice. Without her I would be still injured. |
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Just thankful to be back in the water and having fun again. |
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Without swimming, Qi Gong and the people closest to me, I wouldn't have survived this very difficult year. I'm so grateful for everything I have despite all I have lost. |
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I am thankful that I have improved a bit, especially in butterfly! Also, steady stream of swim buddies throughout the year - from practicing to throwing jokes at each other. |
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