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August is the one month of the year where a lot of athletes will get a (short) break from their training. While at the same time, it was a very exciting time for the swimming community as we finally got to follow all of the swimming action from the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.
May was a month dedicated to training following all that fast swimming in April. Most teams were back to “the grind” focusing on their end of season meets while the swimming stars in Europe were trying to tweak their training for the European Championships.
April was a busy month with championship (or high level as per SwimSwam) meets scheduled all over the globe to provide athletes with opportunities to qualify for the postponed Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
August should have been a very exciting month for our sport with the swimming events at the Tokyo Olympics scheduled to close on the 1st with one last final session.
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Imelda Wistey began swimming when she was 10 after her sister started. She did not make the team at first because she couldn’t swim the breaststroke properly. She worked hard to fix her kick and then was allowed on the team.
Erik’s goal is to raise $5,000 to offset the cost of competing and training over the next year for the Olympic Games.
Chad Ho is an Olympian from South Africa. Chad needs to get to Portugal to achieve his goal of competing at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
USA deaf swimmer Marcus Titus is looking to reach his goals of competing at the 2016 Olympic Trials and attend the 2017 Deaflympic Games. To make his goals and dreams to come true, Marcus needs to devote his energy and focus on training and improving his swimming.