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To the casual (and uninformed) observer, swimming is not a team sport. They watch swimmers dive off their separate blocks and swim in their individuals lanes, and will only contemplate the idea that swimming is a team sport when they watch a group of swimmers come together for a relayBy: CoachUp in Swimming
Taper:” every swimmer's favorite word. It means that you’ve put in the hardest part of your training, and now it’s time to start to ease off in yardage for a few weeks leading up to your championship swim meet
