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Eddie giving his opening talk to the swimmers. The swimmers are placed into four groups based on their age and times. Bennett is placed in the "Blue" group which is the fastest, so far hes had to work hard to keep up.
A typical day right now is:
8:00 Breakfast, 8:30 Dry land, 9:30 6000 meters long course (ouch), 12:00 Lunch, 1:30 Stroke Drills, 3:30 - 5:30 Free time (nap), 5:30 Dinner, 6:30 Texas Relays (fun) and underwater analysis, then lights out at 10:30.
Aaron Piersol did a backstroke clinic. One common theme is the underwater swimming. Very nice guy and personable.
Ian Crocker is in the house! All strokes covered who else to do a butterfly clinic? Another super guy and by the way ... tall ... He spent much of his time talking about underwater dolfining how you start with powerful kicks then sharp quick kicks as you surface. Hand placement is critical. Seemed a few of the parents almost fell over the rails of the peanut gallery for some reason. The swimmers had a meet and greet with the Olympians last night.
More later, how did the inter squad go? Update coming, hope we got some pictures.
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