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COST:$375persession+GST MAIL:Name,Address,Age andPhone#to: TAKE SOMETHINGHOME FOR Gryphon SwimClub YOUANDYOURCOACH: 3- 121BagotStreet • everyswimmerreceives an Guelph, Ontario,N1H5T8 underwatervideotapeofall four orphone (519) 823-8594 strokes • written stroke analysisofall four CampDirectors: strokes AlanFairweather KevinAuger • strengthanalysischart CIAUPastChairman OSCAPastChairman • Isokineticswimbench scores HeadCoach HeadCoach • Campbathingcap UniversityofGuelph GuelphMarlins SWIMMING TREADMILL YOUR TEAM NEEDS •Swim suits • Goggles Training accessories • Custom made caps, t-shirts, track suits, parkas & bags •Call orwrite for our catalogues j ^^^^gg^PPBW^^^^^^y^\^^_r^_J^^^ Team discounts available : 1 -800-567-6660 aquasiSrt 1 CALENDAR RECORDS DIGEST April 28-30 KeyanoAGInternational,Edmonton RSeEcNoIrdOsRbeCtAteNrAeDdIduArNin-gFLeobnrguCaoruyr-sMear5c0hM FINA VISIT TO CHINA May Inordertowork in collaboration with theSwim- 1132--1154 CDar.sRcaaldpehGHriacnkdenPrIinxvitational,Toronto JoaWnonemeMnal'asr,4H0W0ACin,diMvairdudaellmPeladtla,eyM:ar4c4h3.1624. omnintgheAsbseosctiamteitonhoodfsthfeoPretohpelefsi'ghRteapguabilnisctnd allthestopsandswamablazing55.98lead-off,yet 200breaststroke.Inthe400IMhemeantbusiness gold medal and Pan Am record of49.31. Olsen another world-class best time. Follow-up splits fromtheoutsetandswamatightracewithAmeri- clocked49.39forthesilverandFernandoScherer, were Cleveland (1:03.13), Parenti (54.67), and canEricNamesnik.Mydenturneditonduringthe alsoofBrazil, tookthebronzein49.79. Myden (51.42). The Canadians finished third last 100 metres andi (3:45.10),behindthe edgedoutNamesnikto US(3:41.24)andBra- win in 4:18.55, a new zil (3:43.93) Pan Am record. \ Other A final Namesniktouchedsec- placings were: ond in 4:19.00, with Myden, 7th (200 thirdplacewellbehind back); Parenti. 5th forIan Mull ofthe USj 5 (100fly);Jasen Pratt. (4:26.32). 5th (400 M); Russel "The time wasn't Patrick. 5th (100 superfast/'saidMyden, breast). Dean "butlwasreallypleased Kondziolka,Canada's that Iwasabletobeat onlyentryinthefree- EricNamesnikbecause style, swam the 50 hewasaheadofmein free in the consol in the rankings last year 24.01 (5th), still iv- and third place at i (i\ering from Worlds. I felt really mononucleosis. strong on the fly and Coach Dave that just carried it Johnsonwaspleased through.Iknewthatif with Team Canada's I was even with him showing. "It's equal goingintothefreestyle toourbestevergold that I would have a medalcount,andwe good shot at beating won 21 medals here him." which is better than In the 200 IM he Lisa Flood, won golds for 100-200 breaststroke MarcoChiesa the previous three outswam both Greg Games", he said. "I Burgess(2:03.62)andNamesnik (2:03.7) toseta Schererthenproceededtoupsetworldrec<>rd thinkthat'squitesignificantgiven thatwetooka newPanAm recordof2:01.7. holder TomJager ofthe US in the 50 freestyle. smallerteam;wehadsomeeventsthat wedidn't JonCleveland tookasilvermedal in the 100 AmericanWilliamPilczukflewoffthestartbut no enter in which wecould have won medals, but I breaststrokein1:03.1.AmericanSethvanNeerden one called it back.Jager had hesitated, and the thinkthebigmessagemorethananythingelseis wontheeventin 1:02.48.VanNeerdenwentonto resultsonthehoardwereSchererinfirst(22.65), that we'vecontinued to improve, We'vestill got win the 200 breaststroke in 2:16.08, ahead of Pilczukinsecond (22.71),andJagerin third with quiteabitofworktodotogetourselvesrighl by Namesnik(2:17.70),andMyden(2:19.00).Cleve- 22.75. the Olympics but the main thing that 1 felt was landwasadisappointing5thinthe200andobvi- TheAmericansalsotookabackseatinthe200 characteristicoftheteamwasthattheyracedwell. ouslynotathisbest(2:21.74),havingpickedupa butterfly; Nelson .Mora of Venezuela battled Irrespectiveofwhotheywere racingagainst and verynastystrainofbronchitis. ThomasMalchowoftheUStothebitterend.Mora what the level was. they wore able to lilt them- Meanwhile, GaryHall ofthe United States is touched first in 2:00.38 with Malchow right be- selves to their best performances in the meet, probably wishing he had made a checklist. Hall hindin2:00.49.AndreTeixeiraofBrazilwasthird whereit mattered." arrivedbehindtheblocksforthe 100freeonlyto in 2:01.95, just ahead ofCanada's Eddie Parenti, Although one could question the seeming shed his Team USA garb and find he was still whofinished fourth in 2:02.3. conservatism and holding back in the Canadian wearinghisextremelybaggynylonsuit. Ilerolled 18-year-oldChrisRcnaud,havinggottenover men'sentries,itisclearthatmen'scompetitionin itup,spentseveralsecondsinindecision,andwas his streak of bad luck in Rome (water in the Canada isseeingsomehard times. finallvrescuedwhenoneofhisteammatesthrew goggles,lostaccreditationetc.),showedpromise SWIM CANADA APRIL 1995 / 4 AlexandreAngelotti,BRA 819,22 15:38.10 100BOTTERFLYMarch13 ims Final 4 PuertoRico.PUR n3.n2n9.n2n8 3:25.47 RESULTS 5 SimonChocron.VEN 8:21.87 15:50.94 I MarkHenderson,USA 5486 54.11 5 Mexico.MEX 3:30.22 3:28.30 6 GaslonCesar.ARG 8:32.78 16:16.54 EduardoPiccinini.BRA 55.01 5463 6 Ecuador.ECU 3:35.12 3:32.04 100BACKSTROKEMarch16 Prelims Final BrianAlderman,USA 55,03 5475 7 Panama.PAN 3:4614 3:43.93 PANAMERICANGAMES JellRouse.USA 55,40 *54,74 FranciscoSanchez.VEN 55.66 54.99 Argentina.ARG 3:40.06 disq. MardelPlata.ARG,March12 ! (50Mi TrippSchwenk.USA 55.52 55.60 EddieParenti.CAN 55.91 55.23 4X200FREERELAYMarch13 *=PanAmGamesrecord RodoltoFalcon.CUB DOAi 56.13 DiegoPerdomo.COL 5549 55.67 1 UnitedStates.USA *7:21.61 MEN RogerioRomero,BRA J/.lj 56.54 JoseM.Meolans.ARG 55.86 5591 1:50.15JonOlsen. 50FREESTYLEMarch16 Prelims Finals ChrisRenaud.CAN 56.61 8 RubenPineda.ESA 56.05 5604 1:49.95JoshDavis I FernandoScherer.BRA 22.64 22.65 NeisserBent.CUB £707 P9 BFinal 1:49.98RyanBerube. WilliamPilczuk.USA 23.03 22.71 ManuelGuzman,PUR £7 57.34 9 AndreTeixeira.BRA 56.76 55.95 1:51.53GregBurgess TomJager.USA 22,79 22.75 8 CarlosJ,Arena.MEX 57.38 57.65 10 NelsonMora.VEN 57.33 56.93 2 Brazil.BRA 7:28.70 GuslavoBorges.BRA 23.02 22.82 BFinal II RobertoDelgado.ECU 57.66 57.43 3 Mexico.MEX 7:39.56 FranciscoSanchez.VEN 23.12 23.09 9 GuillermoMediano.ARG 58.54 58.19 12 OscarVargas.COL 57.40 57.58 4 Argentina.ARG 7:45.31 FelipeDelgado.ECU 23.17 23.21 10 AlexandreNeto.BRA 58.89 58.24 13 PabloFajian.ARG 58.38 58.13 5 Ecuador.ECU 7:54.53 RicardoBusquets.PUR 23.67 23.54 11 GaryAnderson.CAN 58.63 58.71 14 JoseGonzalez.PUR 58.48 58.32 8 EnricoLinscheer.SUR 23.57 23.57 12 FranciscoSuarez.ECU 59.86 59.70 15 JavierGolovchenko.URU 5964 59.02 WOMEN B Final 13 NelsonVargas.MEX 100.47 1:00.36 scrJorgeAnaya.MEX 57.92 50FREESTYLEMarch17 Prelims Rnal 9 JulioSantos.ECU 23.70 23.79 14 GabrielMartinez.ARG 1:00,48 1:0071 16 RalaelMoscote.PAN 1:00.22 1 AngelMartino.USA 26.01 *25.40 10 JoseM.Meolans.ARG 2400 23.93 scr RicardoBusquets.PUR 57.82 200BUTTERFLYMarch16 Prelims Final 2 ShannonShakespeare.CAN 26.33 26.19 II Jose-R.Gonzalez.PUR 24,01 23,99 scr ChristopherAlbury.BAH 102.43 NelsonMora.VEN 2:03.00 2:00.38 3 AndreaMoody.CAN 26.97 26.54 12 DeanKondziolka.CAN 23.97 24,01 200BACKSTROKEMarch14 Prelims Final TomMalchow.USA 2:00.90 2:00.49 4 LindseyFarella.USA 26.86 26.63 13 LuisLopez.PER 24,17 24.05 BradBridgewater.USA 202.25 2:00.79 AndreL.Teixeira.BRA 2:03.73 2:01.95 5 EileenCoparropa.PAN 27.23 26.75 14 DiegoHenao.VEN 24.18 24.14 RodoltoFalcon.CUB 202.57 2:00.98 EddieParenti.CAN 2:04.93 2:02.30 6 SiobhanCropper.TRI 27.11 26.92 15 FedericoFerrea.ARG 24.09 2418 RogerioRomero.BRA 20351 2:01.13 EduardoPiccinini.BRA 2:04.79 2:03.09 7 DeborahFigueroa.CUB 27.21 26.94 16 CesarPerez.MEX 24.26 2424 ChrisRenaud.CAN 202,71 2:01.52 JoeRossetti.USA 2:05.75 2:06.26 LeahMartindale.BAR 27.10 26.94 100FREESTYLEMarch14 Prelims Final NeisserBent.CUB 201.64 2:02.11 JorgeAnaya.MEX 2:08.05 2:07.41 BFinals GuslavoBorges.BRA 51.11 •49.31 GregBurgess.USA 202.25 LS}L.IO 8 DiegoPerdomo.COL 2:07.04 2:08.48 9 PaulaAguiar.BRA 27.36 27.39 JonOlsen.USA 50.09 49.39 CurtisMyden,CAN 203.71 2:03.18 BFinal 10 MariaGarrone.ARG 27.86 27.42 FernandoScherer.BRA 51.47 4979 8 ManuelGuzman.PUR 204.08 2:04.42 9 PabloFajian.ARG 2:0839 2:09,28 11 PaulaMarsiglia.BRA 27.90 27.52 GaryHall.USA 50,79 50.08 BFinal 10 JasenPratt,CAN 2:09.67 2:09.68 12 SandraCrousse.PER 27.75 27.65 FranciscoSanchez.VEN 50.58 50.12 9 GuillermoMediano.ARG 204,48 2:02.73 11 OscarVargas.COL 2:11.13 2:10.85 13 MelanieSlowing.GUA 28.12 27.67 RicardoBusquets.PUR 50.88 5049 10 AlejandroBermudez.COL 20447 2:04.92 12 RubenPineda.ESA 2:16.44 2:11.58 14 CarolynAdeLSUR 2780 27.68 DiegoHenao.VEN 52.04 5157 11 FranciscoSuarez.ECU 209,96 2:09.37 13 RobertoDelgado.ECU 2:13.88 2:13.84 15 SusetLopez.CUB 28.10 27.81 8 FelipeDelgado.ECU 51.67 51.94 12 GabrielMartinez.ARG 210.58 2:10.29 scrJavierGolovchenko.URU 2:22.77 16 VeronicaProno.PAR 28.20 28.33 BFinal 13 NicolasRajcevich.CHI 21425 2:10.44 200IND.MEDLEYMarch17 Final 100FREESTYLEMarch12 Final 9 EnricoLinscheer.SUR 52.29 52.27 14 AlexandreNeto.BRA 209.09 2:12.63 1 CurtisMyden.CAN *2:01.70 1 AngelMartino.USA 57.16 •55.62 10 FedericoFerrea.ARG 53.03 52.63 15 AlfredoCarrillo.PAR 216.00 2:13.80 GregBurgess.USA 2:03.62 2 AmyVanDyken.USA 57.55 55.92 11 NelsonVargas,MEX 52.12 52.80 16 MartinRodriguez.PAN 223.29 2:25.14 EricNamesnik.USA 2:03.70 3 MarianneLimpert.CAN 57.26 5680 12 LuisLopez.PER 53.38 52.97 scr ChristopherAlbury.BAH 212.26 GaryAnderson.CAN 2:09.57 4 ShannonShakespeare.CAN 57.40 57.33 13 CesarPerez.MEX 52,78 53,08 100BREASTSTROKEMar12 Prelims Final RobertoDobie.ARG 2:12.70 5 GabrielleRose.BRA 57.97 5792 14 EduardiGonzalez.PUR 53,16 53.41 SethVanNeerden.USA 103,08 1:02.48 FranciscoSuarez.ECU 2:12.90 6 VirginiaGarrone.ARG 5895 58.22 15 JulioSantos.ECU 53.84 53.44 JonCleveland.CAN 103.79 1:03.01 RalaelCastellanos.ESA 2:15.15 7 PaulaAguiar.BRA 58.40 5884 16 EduardoMaillot.ARG 53.71 53.67 TylerMayfield.USA 10411 1:0317 400IND.MEDLEYMarch13 Final 8 SiobhanCropper.TRI 58.60 5908 scrDeanKondziolka.CAN 53.61 ToddTorres.PUR 103.90 1:03.73 1 CurtisMyden.CAN 4:18.55 BFinal 200FREESTYLEMarch12 Prelims Final RussellPatrick.CAN 105.16 1:04.59 2 EricNamesnik.USA 4:19.00 9 LeahMartindale.BAR 59.57 5842 I GustavoBorges.BRA 152.78 *148.49 JorgeArias,PER 106.35 I.UD.ID 3 lanMull.USA 4:26.32 10 EileenCoparropa.PAN 1:00.19 5881 GregBurgess,USA 15441 151.69 JoseLopez.MEX 106.24 1:05.81 4 AlejandroBermudez.COL 4:27.36 11 ValeriaAlvarez.ARG 1:00.00 1:00.17 JoshDavis.USA 153,32 151.92 8 FranciscoSuriano.ESA 106.52 1:06.22 5 JasenPratt.CAN 4:29.63 12 MaritzaChiaway.PER 1:01.11 1:00.58 CassianoLeal,BRA 15456 15287 BFinal 6 FranciscoSuarez.ECU 4:41.74 13 MelanieSlowing.GUA 1:01.44 1:00.97 OscarSotelo.MEX 153,85 153.91 9 OscarGodoi.BRA 10707 1:06.12 7 RobertoDobie.ARG 4:42.31 14 SandraCrousse.PER 1:01.40 1:0112 JorgeAnaya.MEX 154.95 15525 10 GuilhermeBelini.BRA 106.79 1:06.18 8 RalaelCastellanos.ESA 4:47.55 15 SangeetaPuri.TRI 1:01.31 1:01.25 FelipeDelgado.ECU 155.88 156.33 11 RicardoTorres.PAN 106.82 1:06.79 4X100MEDLEYRELAYMarch17 Final 16 VeronicaProno.PAR 1:0181 1:01.37 8 AlejandroBermudez.COL 15448 157.01 12 RobertoDobie.ARG 107.13 1:07.53 1 UnitedStates.USA 3:41.24 200FREESTYLEMarch13 Prelims Final BFinal 13 JulioSantos.ECU 109.24 1:08.94 55.26JeffRouse, 1 CristinaTeuscher.USA 2:03.38 2:01.49 9 GabrielChaillou.ARG 1:56.81 1:56.18 14 RoderickEspino,PAN 109.16 1:09.30 10263SethVanNeerden, 2 MarianneLimpert.CAN 2:04.24 2:02.05 10 HernanMaillot.ARG 1:56.35 1.58.13 15 CarlosCarrillo.PAR 11527 1:15.28 5353MarkHenderson, 3 DadyVincent.USA 2:05.74 2:03.37 II FaustoTrivino.ECU 1:59.23 1:58.21 scr RalaelCastellanos.ESA 110.20 49,82JonOlsen 4 StephanieRichardson.CAN 2:05.79 2:0489 12 ThomasGlucksman,BAH 1:58.30 1:58.54 200BREASTSTROKEMar15 Prelims Final 2 Brazil,BRA 3:43.93 5 DanielaVillegas.MEX 2:06.61 2:05.51 13 ReynaldoMartinez.PER 2:03.07 1:59.05 1 SethVanNeerden.USA 218.74 2:16.08 3 Canada.CAN 3:45.10 6 VirginiaGarrone.ARG 2:07.66 2:0580 14 ChristopherAlbury.BAH 1:5949 15991 2 EricNamesnik.USA 21984 2:17.70 55.98ChrisRenaud, 7 AliciaBarrancos.ARG 2:0888 2:0696 15 LuisLopez.PER 2:00.49 2:00.18 3 CurtisMyden.CAN 221,23 2:19.00 1:03.13JonCleveland 8 JulianaFilippini.BRA 2:08.28 2:07.32 16 MarcelinoLopez.NCA 2:01.75 2:02.34 4 ToddTorres.PUR 222,71 2:20.57 54.67EddieParenti, BFinal scrNelsonMora.VEN 2:01,45 5 JonCleveland.CAN 224,17 2:21.74 51.42CurtisMyden 9 MaritzaChiavat.PER 2:09.79 2:08.23 400FREESTYLEMarch15 Prelims Final 6 JorgeArias,PER 224.14 9-9,19Q 4 PuertoRico.PUR 3:49.55 10 PaolaMelendez.MEX 2:0919 :089: JoshDavis.USA 4:01.15 3:55.59 7 RicardoTorres.PAN 225.33 2:24.75 5 Mexico.MEX 3:51.80 11 RaquelYakaya.BRA 2:1071 2:10.68 LuizLima.BRA 4:02,05 3:56.33 8 FranciscoSuriano.ESA 226.53 2:25.62 6 Argentina.ARG 3:53.95 scrMariaMarenco.ESA 2:10.78 JonSakovichUSA 4:01.58* 3:57.37 BFinal 7 Ecuador.ECU 3:59.95 400FREESTYLEMarch14 Prelims Final AlejandroBermudez.COL 4:03.44 3:59.76 9 JoseLopez.MEX 226.59 2:27.67 8 Panama,PAN 4:06.88 1 BrookeBennett.USA 4:14.99 4:11.78 GabrielChaillou.ARG 4:14.60 40177 10 RobertoDobie.ARG 228.68 2:28.03 4X100FREERELAYMar15 Prelims Final 2 CristinaTeuscher.USA 4:13.98 4:13.97 CassianoLeal.BRA 4:04.98 4:03.15 11 RalaelCastellanos.ESA 230.97 2:29.11 1 UnitedStates.USA 3:28.77 •3:18.68 3 KateBrambley.CAN 4:20.85 4:18.74 GastonCesar.ARG 4:11.50 4:08.26 12 RoderickEspino.PAN 229.10 2:30.55 49.44GaryHall, 4 StephanieRichardson.CAN 4:21.24 4:19.56 8 ReynaldoMartinez.PER 4:13.83 4:15.35 13 GuilhermeBelini.BRA 234.03 2:33.18 50.13TomJager 5 AliciaBarrancos.ARG 4:28.27 4:22.26 1500FREESTYLEMarch17 800split Final 14 JulioRey.PAR 236.53 2:35.87 50.31JoshDavis, 6 JulianaFilippini.BRA 4:30.08 4:26.57 1 CarltonBruner.USA 8:06.27 15:13.90 15 CarlosCarrillo.PAR 24551 2:46.96 48.80JonOlsen 7 LucianaAbeBRA 4:30.47 4:27.64 2 LuizLima.BRA 8:07,37 15:19.53 scrOscarGodoi.BRA 238.21 2 Brazil,BRA 3:28.49 3:20.33 8 SoniaAlvarez.PUR 4:28.61 4:2904 3 RyanCox.USA 8:18,62 15:3228 3 Venezuela.VEN 3:28.07 3:25.43 BFinal 6 SWIM CANADA APRIL 1995 9 MaritzaChiaway.PER 4:30,76 4:30.73 4 PatriciaDaSilva.BRA 2:19.28 scrMariaMarenco.ESA 4:34.02 5 EdithArraspide.ARG 2:21.78 CLOSE UP 800FREESTYLEMarch16 Prelims Final 6 CeliaNieto.ECU 2:24.90 1 TrinaJackson.USA 8:37,30 8:35.42 7 Marie-J,Marenco.ESA 2:2619 23 ABlriocoiakeBaBrernannectots..UASRAG 98::0427..3328 88::4497.9597 2100JIoaNnOn.eMMEaOlLaErY.CMAaNrch16 Pre2l:i1m7s.70 -2F:i1n5a.l66 JEFFROUSEISGIVINGHIMSELFABREAK 4 KateBrambley.CAN 8:59,79 8:50,68 2 MarianneLimpert.CAN 2:18.82 2:16.13 5 StephanieRichardson,CAN 9:02.83 8:50.83 3 AlisonFealey.USA 2:19.88 2:17.14 Karin Helmstaedt 6 LucianaAbe.BRA 9:09,81 9:0583 4 CatherineFox.USA 2:19,89 2:1904 7 MarianaMoraes.BRA 9:12,74 9:06,56 5 VirginiaGarrone.ARG 2:22.59 2:21.03 8 SoniaAlvarez.PUR 9:11,97 9:16,94 6 GabrielleRose.BRA 2:21.80 2:21.08 JeffRouse,the25-yearoldVirginianative,decidedthatachangeofscenery 9 MariaMarenco.ESA 9:24.88 7 DanielaVillegas.MEX 2:26.74 2:25.46 woulddohimsomegoodtheyearbeforetheOlympics. HehasleftStanford 10 PaolaMelendez.MEX 9:28,23 8 CarolynAdel.SUR 2:27.89 2:26.00 Universityandlong-timecoachSkipKenneyforaperiodofninemonthsto 100BACKSTROKEMarch14 Prelims Final BFinal 1 BarbaraBedford.USA 1:0255 *1:01.71 9 IsabelCeballos.COL 2:28.22 2:27,33 goandtrainwith EricHansen in Phoenix,Arizona. 2 KristyHeydanek.USA 10353 1:03.10 10 CeliaNieto.ECU 2:29.48 2:27.64 "IthinkPhoenixisgoingtoheareallygoodbreakf<>rme,"saysJeff"It's 3 FabioiaMolina.BRA 1:06,51 1:04.85 11 VeronicaProno.PAR 2:30.00 2:31.25 goingtokeepmefreshgoingintotheOlympicyearandgivemeadifferent 4 JoanneMalar.CAN 1:06.02 1:05.31 12 MariadelC OImedo.PAR 2:47.09 246.22 5 AnaAzevedo.BRA 1:06.91 1:06,03 scr SoniaAlvarez.PUR 2:26.16 coach'sperspectivesoI'llhavesomedifferentthingstoworkon. Mygoalin 6 AnaMariaGonzalez.CUB 1:07,37 1:06,73 scrFabioiaMolina.BRA 2:26.74 itwastogointotheOlympicyearmotivatedandIthinkthat'sexactlywhat 7 ValeriaAlvarez.ARG 1:06.67 1:07,15 400IND.MEDLEYMarch12 Prelims Final 8 NataliaMartinez.MEX 1:07.73 1:07.95 1 JoanneMalar.CAN 4:53.67 *44364 it'sgoingtodo." BFinal 2 AlisonFealey.USA 4:53.12 4.48.31 Jeff's training regi- 9 AndreaMoody.CAN 1:07.83 1:06.79 3 JennyKurth.USA 5:02.02 4:57.24 men in Phoenix involves 10 SangeetaPuri.TRI 1:07.98 1:07.08 4 SoniaAlvarez.PUR 5:0762 5:03.15 11 FabrielaPignatta.ARG 10927 1:08.85 5 FabioiaMolina.BRA 5:1143 5:0343 trainingwithaclub team 200BACKSTROKEMarch17 Final 6 IsabelCeballos.COL 5:20.35 5:11.58 withagesrangingfroml-t 1 BarbaraBedford.USA •2:12.98 7 CarolynAdel.SUR 5:15.24 513.24 to18. He'straining9to10 2 RachelJoseph.USA 2:1474 8 EdithArraspide.ARG 5:11.99 51395 3 JoanneMalar.CAN 2:16.67 BFinal timesaweekand,inaddi- 4 FabioiaMolina.BRA 2:18.71 9 VeronicaProno.PAR 5:26.38 52657 tion to backstroke-spe- 5 ValeriaAlvarez.ARG 2:24.52 10 MariadelC OImedo.PAR 5:57.10 550.66 cificwork,hedoesalotof 6 NataliaScapinello.ARG 2:28.16 4X100MEDLEYRELAYMarch16 100BREASTSTROKEMar15 Prelims Final 1 UnitedStates.USA •4:08.17 the younger swimmers' 1 LisaFlood.CAN 1:12.38 1:10.36 10159BarbaraBedford, freestylesets. "It'swhatI 2 GuylaineCloutier.CAN 1 1035 1:1044 11104KelliKing-Bednar would considerover-dis- 3 KelliKing-Bednar.USA 1:12.13 1:11.41 1:00.56AmyVanDyken, 4 ElizabethNelson.USA 1:13.38 1:12,19 54.98AngelMartino tance training," he says. 5 CarolinaSantaCruz.ARG 1 15.85 1:14.92 2 Canada.CAN 4:19.06 Training sessions are 6 MikeilaTorres.CUB 1:16.37 1:15.51 1:0609JoanneMalar, "pretty standard" with 7 KeniaPuertas.VEN 1:16.10 1:15.83 1:1015LisaFlood, 8 IsabelCeballos.COL 1:17.04 1:16.62 1:04.88ShannonShakespeare, harder base training BFinal 57.94MarianneLimpert reaching up to 16 km a 9 JavieraSalcedo.ARG 1:17.38 1:16.10 3 Brazil,BRA 4:22.08 day. 10 FernandaFerraz.BRA 1:19.09 1:19.65 4 Argentina.ARG 4:22,75 200BREASTSTROKEMar13 Prelims Final 5 Cuba.CUB 4:22.77 "OnethingI'mdoing 1 LisaFlood.CAN 2:3644 2:31.33 4X100FREERELAYMarch14 inPhoenixthat'sgoingtobealittledifferentiss<>mereallyintensiveweight 32 GAnuiytlaaiNnaellC.lUoSuAtier.CAN 22::3336..0870 22::3322.8432 1 5Un5it2e0dASntgaetlesM.arUtSiAno, •3:44.71 training,4to5timesaweekratherthan3timesaweek. Ithink that'sgoing 4 AlisonFealey.USA 2:3771 2:35,02 5583AmyVanDyken tohelp me in the l(>ngrimalsi>," headds. 5 CarolinaSantaCruz.ARG 2:42.32 2:36.94 5729LindseyFarella, Prospectsforthisyeararelookinggood. AlthoughthetimingofPanAms 67 JIasvabieelraCSeaballcleodso..CAORLG 22::4469..4662 22:4463.2519 2 5C6an3a9daCr.iCsAtNmaTeuscher 3:49,26 isodd,resultinginsomegoodandsomeso-soswimmingbytheAmerkans, 8 KeniaPuertas.VEN 2:49.94 2:49.72 56.88ShannonShakespeare, PanPacifiesinAtlantainAugustwillbeanimpgetgiling severalyearsinhisnewsport. I'msuremostpeopledo. but I remain concerned that, in this case, we are AtthispointIstillfeelthefollowingneedstobe jumpingontheTrainingCentrebandwagon,because Editor:Ijustwantedtotakethetimetocompliment addressed: ithasconvenientlypresenteditself(i.e.Government you on the latest issue of SWIM Magazine. Even •I'msuremuchdiscussiondidtakeplacebefore pushing in this direction with new legacy funds), thoughitwasn'tthelargestissue,ittouchedbaseon this Centre officially opened, but how much was ratherthan makingourownswimminganalysisand someveryimportantissuesinswimming,bothcoach- simplypoliticalarm twistingand largegroupdiscus- specificplanandthe'committingtoit.' ing and swimmer performance. The reaction and sion,ratherthanpureresearchandplanning.I'mnot Idon'twishtobecomeanegativeforceinCana- informationfromKevinThorburn,PeterVizsolyiand convincedourcollectiveplanningproceduredidtake dianswimming.1wanttocontributeinapositiveway BrianMetcalfewereveryimportant.Iwasalsopleased intoaccountalloftheconcernsIinitiallyraised. bydevehipinggreatathletes. to see a formal release of information from Dave The Skinner/Goodman Report published after Iwanttogoonrecordthat1amasupporteriilall Johnsonabout the "Beyond Barcelona" meetings summarized that Canada's National Teams, their coaches, the swim- "The Plan" the opinion of the swimming community that at- mers,aswellasthosecurrentlyenrolledattheTrain- Finally, having Michael McWha make the front tendedthesemeetingswastoprovidemoresupport ingCentre in Calgary, and I hope Deryk Snelling is cover of the magazine is a great honour for the toourexistingsystem. Infactmuchresistancetothe moresuccessful than everin his new roleasCentre WindsorAquaticClub. trainingcentreconcepl wasexpressed duringthese coachandCanadadoesstart toswim faster! Onceagain, thank you verymuch and keep up meetings. Ken WcKinnon thegreatwork.Itisappreciated. • Thecountrieslisledasbeingaheadofususing Kamloops. B.C. JohnVadeika,HeadCoach centralizedtrainingissmall.IaccepttheGermanand WindsorAquath ( lub Australiansystems,buttheU.S.havejuststartedthis pnigramatthesametimeasCanada(andisnotbeing iSitiSIViSi&iSiS Editor: InresponsetoDaveJohnson sletterregard- wellreceived),andmentioningtheChinesedoeslittle Remember... It'snottrueuntililhas ingCentralizedTraining. tosupporttheconcept. beenofficiallydenied ThankstoDaveforhisth

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