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Print this entrySwimming Question of the Week - December 30, 2008
Why will you swim in 2009?
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Because size matters ;) |
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I've been swimmin for 3 months now, I am just becomin better and better, I will swim in 2009 to become better swimmer to learn more about swimming :) |
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I wanna be pro swimmer to complete Olympics 2012 or maybe earlier Commonwealth 2010 - i just join local swimming club in last summer - will be 29 years old in 4th January |
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Because I am some kind of fish and need the water. Swimming is a lot of hard work and a lot of fun. Ah yes, and am going to make the finals at the Nationals next year. Cheers! |
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Because i have registered to swim in the 2009 world masters games in Sydney |
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Why not is???????!!!!!!......buut I'm still aiming to go to the olympics in 200....something..... Groetjes!!! |
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I have a good set of swimming buddies, to maintain my health and lots of room to improve myself in swimming. |
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Because I really enjoy every single stroke that I take. |
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