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1001 Pools
Olympic Dreams - Unrequited
Part Three - The Bucket List I have already recounted the Olympic Pools I swam in, as well as my near misses. This final post covers all...
Jun 12, 20173 min read


Aqua-town USA: Mesa, AZ
I imagine that, when most people think about swimming towns, Mesa, Arizona doesn't automatically rise to the top of mind, but I think...
Jun 11, 20171 min read


Pool crush: The Richmond Plunge
When I was doing a bit of research into architect Julia Morgan's pools, I came across this article from the National Trust for Historic...
Jun 10, 20171 min read


Great Olympic Decision
As a slow-twitch distance swimmer myself and fan of watching distance events (see this video for the best 1650 race ever), I was always...
Jun 9, 20171 min read
In what countries have you swum?
My pool list has a few fundamental problems when it comes to enumerating the full-range of my globe-swimming adventures: it only covers...
Jun 8, 20174 min read


El Cerrito-Richmond Walkabout
My perfect morning when traveling for business is to wake up around 5/5:30am, down some cold espresso and then head out for a walk to a...
Jun 7, 20172 min read


Try Masters and defy time
We're approximately mid-way through the June 1st to 11th "Try Masters Swimming Week." You might think this 11 day week is yet another...
Jun 6, 20171 min read


Can your step-counter count?
As someone who probably should've been diagnosed with hyperactivity disorder decades ago, I've never really had a problem being active...
Jun 5, 20172 min read


Swimmers can't count
Probably the most common question in any swimming workout is this, "How many have we done?" Depending upon the coach, a swimming workout...
Jun 4, 20171 min read


Onward thru the fog!
One of my early posts encouraged swimmers to look beyond the goggles to other cool and useful training equipment, but I was reminded...
Jun 3, 20171 min read
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