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Print this entrySwimming Pic of the Week - March 31, 2011
A quick picture from morning practice today of an age-group butterflier.
Can you guess the age-group?
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Why do I think this will be hard to do? Haha. Because otherwise you wouldn't ask. I'm going to say he's about...12. (Not sure where there age group divisions are based on age...) |
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13/14. |
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those straight arms.... niice! |
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Any guesses on time for 100 yard fly? Sorry Sprinter... you're going to have to do some conversion. :) |
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This is a tough question. I don't think in yards... Can I guess the 100m one? I would say... 52 flat. |
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Age group 15? |
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Breathing nice and low too. I'd say about 14 and 51.21 |
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I'd say 14 years and 56.08 for 100 yards fly. |
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ABOUT 17 ,,, THE TIME FOR 100 YARDS 51 |
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13-14, 48.98. Wonderboy wins again. |
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Correction, he's now 15, and 48.3. |
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And the winner is? |
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Nice job Wonderboy... you DID win again. :) The good news is, he's a great kid too. |
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No no no, half of the win is mine. Wonderboy needs to share couse he copied the age guess from me. :P |
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Or me, but I guess it's always easier when you don't have to convert metres to yards! Quick swimmer, nice kid, Glenn, a winning combination! |
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Ahh... lost it again... last place .. looking forward for another try. sprinter... where are you on your profile picture? looks like you were too fast!.. |
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Actually it does look like a few get at least a piece of the prize, but wonderboy really nailed it with just a touch of research. :) The swimmer did just turn 15 and continued to improve which is cool stuff. |
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Reasearch is cheating! You asked us to guess, not to research ;). (what was that article about listening AND hearing? ) *just joking, have too much energy again hehe* |
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Too funny Sprinter. :) |
Sheila
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