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Question of the Week - January 26, 2007

Posted by Barbara Hummel on Jan 26, 2007 06:04AM (3,204 views)

Let us know how YOU would answer the following [b]Question of the Week[/b].

[b]If you could ask a world record holder one question, who would it be and what would your question be?[/b]

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fiZZLe	Responded Jan 24, 2007 10:49PM Wow.... What seperates you every day from the swimmers that are not as fast as you who try just as hard as you everyday at practice and in a meet?
Gramps	Responded Jan 26, 2007 10:46AM What motivates you at practice?
sprinter	Responded Jan 26, 2007 03:21PM May I train with you? :OD
chlorini	Responded Jan 26, 2007 04:46PM I think I would ask any world record holder whether they feel that their progress has been steady improvement or more a series of breakthroughs, and, if the latter, if they would share what helped lead to those breakthroughs.
Mecano	Responded Jan 26, 2007 04:52PM I would ask him, DO YOU KNOW that i am the number one fan for you in the world ,,, and i pay any money to just take a photo with you ,, he is the king of the swimming ,, the unbeatable am from Egypt and he is from Russia ,,, he is Alexander Popov ....
CaptainWicket	Responded Jan 27, 2007 07:20PM Why do you swim?
Tomás	Responded Jan 28, 2007 10:05AM It will be Laure Manaudou...how important is the kick in mid-distance swimming...?
Scotty	Responded Jan 29, 2007 06:11PM I would ask Natalie Coughlin what part of the sport is the most fun and what you enjoy the most about swimming and training?
Tyler	Responded Jan 29, 2007 08:23PM Did spite ever motivate you to be the best?
Janecke	Responded Jan 30, 2007 03:46AM I would love to know what will come after swimming when their swimming careers eventually ends. Popov, Thorpe, Neethling, Schoeman, Liezl Jones to name a few.
Frankdrums	Responded Jan 31, 2007 12:47AM I would ask Mark Spitz,"Is it true that you proclaimed you would win 7 Gold Medals in the 1972 Olympics as written by author Dennis Waitley in:The Psychol -ogy of Winning(Copyright 1979)?" You are my all time favorite swimmer! P.S. He proclaimed this before the Olympic Swimming Competition began, according to Dennis Waitley.
lance	Responded Jan 31, 2007 04:36PM I would ask Mary T how she felt after her world record breaking performance in the 200 meter Butterfly. Also, how does she feel about it taking someone over 20 years to break her record. I was there when she did this and it was just awesome performance!

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