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"Colin Priest" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > I've been watching the Melbourne World Cup on TV and have noticed a couple > of things about Phelps. Firstly, he has added some muscle. Perhaps this > means that he wants to be part of the 4x100 free at Athens? It's genetics, dude. You can't simply slap on muscle. As a 16 year old boy, Phelps looked like a man. His father was a football player and is now a State Trooper - I haven't seen a picture, but he's evidently a mountain of a man. >Secondly, his > breaststroke is not very good (perhaps it used to be better). His splits in > the 200IM had him well under (> 1 second) the world record split until he > swam the breaststroke leg (from -1 sec vs WR to + 1 sec vs WR) and was > pulled back to the field This makes no sense. Phelps IS the world record holder in the 200 I.M., and it's his most dominant event. So if he went -1 to +1 on the breastroke leg as you say, it means he had a terrible breastroke leg compared to HIMSELF during his World record swim. So don't know what could be up there. I didn't think his breastroke was actually that bad - worst of his strokes by far but he does have a top 200 time in the world for the 200 meter breast. Eric
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