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Former Olympic swimmer Sara Isakovic and psychiatrist Dr. Janet Taylor walk viewers through how athletes manage to compete at such high levels without succumbing to pressure, and how you can use their techniques.
See Today Health
Former Olympic swimmer Sara Isakovic and psychiatrist Dr. Janet Taylor walk viewers through how athletes manage to compete at such high levels without succumbing to pressure, and how you can use their techniques.
It’s the spectacular rise and fall of Olympian Scott Miller. In the 90s he was the Golden Boy of swimming, but with success came women and drugs. Now, he breaks his 13 year silence as he tries to rebuild his life.
Part 1 – See here on MSN
Part 2 – See here on MSN
Early morning manatee trip in Homosassa Springs. Only 41 degrees with over 40 manatees keeping warm in the clear spring water.
Manatee Trip – Homosassa Springs, Florida from Rick Spratt on Vimeo.
Watch the extended POLICE VIDEO from Scott Miller’s arrest in June 2013.
http://youtu.be/jn8fEERDs2c
Step into the inner thoughts of collegiate swimmers reflecting on the sport that has defined their lives for years.
http://youtu.be/7g3YO0-R4qk
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Check out Navy SEAL Justin Gabriel as he talks about how his experience on a high school swim team contributed to his later profession as a Navy SEAL.
Disgraced Olympic swimmer, Scott Miller discussing drug use in the lead up to the 2000 Olympics.
http://youtu.be/r5ipqfAoA8c
Olympic athlete, Alicia Coutts (AUS) shares her swim tips to help you reach your fitness goals.
Read The Sydney Morning Herald
Ten years ago, Stevens’ milestone moment to qualify for the Athens Games became a sideshow when the great Ian Thorpe inexplicably tumbled into the water like a winged albatross and was disqualified from the 400m freestyle event at the trials.
Stevens finished second to Grant Hackett – in a personal best time – but the pressure mounted for him to relinquish his place to Thorpe. The issue dominated the media for a month.
“Is it really that long? Ten years? I hadn’t even thought of that.”