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Floswimming Main en-us Copyright 2006-2012 Flocasts Inc Thu, 17 May 2012 04:19:33 -0500 http://c1183962.cdn.cloudfiles.rackspacecloud.com/floswimming-logo.gif Vet's Swimming 2011 [User Video] http://www.floswimming.org/videos/play/553998 My first video using Final Cut Pro! Music: All of the lights(interlude) Kayne West.Floswimming http://www.floswimming.org/videos/play/553998 Fri, 30 Dec 2011 15:58:43 -0500 Buds [Video] http://www.floswimming.org/videos/speaker/4337-navy-seal Visit Navy SEALs Website For more information online Floswimming http://www.floswimming.org/videos/speaker/4337-navy-seal Sat, 23 Jul 2011 01:04:00 -0500 BUD/S Training [Video] http://www.floswimming.org/videos/speaker/880- Former Virginia Tech Swimmer talks about the intensity of the training for the Navy SEALs. He talks about why swimmers are more capable and prepared for the mental toughness needed to get through the grueling training. Visit Navy SEALs Website For more information online Floswimming http://www.floswimming.org/videos/speaker/880- Sat, 23 Jul 2011 01:02:00 -0500 Dead Stop Send Off Drill With Bill Thompson [User Video] http://www.floswimming.org/videos/play/500310 Bill Thompson, the DACA Swim Club Head Age Group Coach, presents the Deap Stop Send Off Drill on the instructional swimming DVD Coaching the Developing Freestyler. To order this DVD, click here: http://www.championshipproductions.com/cgi-bin/champ/p/Swimming-Diving/Coaching-the-Developing-Freestyler_MD-03526A.html Since 1976, Championship Productions has been the world's #1 producer and distributor of instructional DVDs for coaches and athletes!Floswimming http://www.floswimming.org/videos/play/500310 Thu, 14 Jul 2011 14:04:21 -0500 Sneak Drill With Ad'm Dusenbury [User Video] http://www.floswimming.org/videos/play/500309 Ad'm Dusenbury, the Mission Viejo Nadadores 13-14 Division Director, presents the Sneak Drill on the instructional swimming DVD Coaching the Developing Backstroker. To purchase this DVD, click here: http://www.championshipproductions.com/cgi-bin/champ/p/Swimming-Diving/Coaching-the-Developing-Backstroker_MD-03526B.html Since 1976, Championship Productions has been the world's #1 producer and distributor of instructional DVDs for coaches and athletes!Floswimming http://www.floswimming.org/videos/play/500309 Thu, 14 Jul 2011 14:03:54 -0500 Breast Stroke Drills With Sherri Stoddard [User Video] http://www.floswimming.org/videos/play/500308 Sherri Stoddard, the Swim Pasadena Head Coach and Head Age Group Coach, presents breast stroke drills on the instructional swimming DVD Coaching the Developing Breaststroker. To order this DVD, click here: http://www.championshipproductions.com/cgi-bin/champ/p/Swimming-Diving/Coaching-the-Developing-Breaststroker_MD-03526C.html Since 1976, Championship Productions has been the world's #1 producer and distributor of instructional DVDs for coaches and athletes!Floswimming http://www.floswimming.org/videos/play/500308 Thu, 14 Jul 2011 14:03:28 -0500 Piano Drill With Russ Kasl [User Video] http://www.floswimming.org/videos/play/500307 Russ Kasl presents the Piano Drill on the instructional swimming DVD Coaching the Developing Butterflyer. To purchase this DVD, click here: http://www.championshipproductions.com/cgi-bin/champ/p/Swimming-Diving/Coaching-the-Developing-Butterflyer_MD-03526D.html Since 1976, Championship Productions has been the world's #1 producer and distributor of instructional DVDs for coaches and athletes!Floswimming http://www.floswimming.org/videos/play/500307 Thu, 14 Jul 2011 14:03:00 -0500 2011 MAAC - Loyola GreyHounds, Maryland [Coverage] http://www.floswimming.org/videos/coverage/view/238449-2011-maac-loyola-greyhounds-maryland Floswimming http://www.floswimming.org/videos/coverage/view/238449-2011-maac-loyola-greyhounds-maryland Sat, 19 Feb 2011 13:02:52 -0500 [Coverage] http://www.floswimming.org/videos/coverage/view/238448 Floswimming http://www.floswimming.org/videos/coverage/view/238448 Sat, 19 Feb 2011 13:02:49 -0500 6 Rounds With Katie Hoff [Video] http://www.floswimming.org/videos/speaker/825-katie-hoff 6 Times: 2x150 on 1:45 & 150 Back, Breast, Free on 2:00. Descend the 150 IMs by round, 1-3 and 4-6.Floswimming http://www.floswimming.org/videos/speaker/825-katie-hoff Sun, 12 Sep 2010 12:20:00 -0500 Kung Fu Kredich [Video] http://www.floswimming.org/videos/speaker/1151-matt-kredich How cool is this guy?Floswimming http://www.floswimming.org/videos/speaker/1151-matt-kredich Sun, 12 Sep 2010 03:27:00 -0500 A Speed Based Age Group Program [Video] http://www.floswimming.org/videos/speaker/3223-coley-stickels Most programs that I see run like this are geared towards older swimmers. The yardage based age group years may be a thing of the past if this program keeps breaking National Age Group records. Coley is opening minds to ways that girls as young as 12 can make Olympic Trials... In the 50 Free.Floswimming http://www.floswimming.org/videos/speaker/3223-coley-stickels Wed, 08 Sep 2010 03:40:00 -0500 Update By Mark From Flotrack [Blog Entry] http://www.floswimming.org/blogs/blogger/Mark From Flotrack/7969-update Sorry for the delay in posts. We have been talking to the applicants and it is taking time to go through all of them. We need to go through the process and meet with as many people as possible. I have talked to a lot of people already and I am scheduled to talk to more. I have spoken with all types of swim fans, a lot of coaches and journalists and a couple expats living in Asia and Europe. There have been a number of people that have been away from the sport working office jobs that are ready to get back in the sport. Everyone has had a great passion for the sport and I have had a lot of great conversations. We are getting closer and I will do a better job giving updates.Mark From Flotrack http://www.floswimming.org/blogs/blogger/Mark From Flotrack/7969-update Tue, 21 Jul 2009 08:08:00 -0500 Thank You Garrett By Joshua Baseheart [Blog Entry] http://www.floswimming.org/blogs/blogger/Joshua Baseheart/7889-thank-you-garrett I just want to give a great big THANK YOU to Garrett McCaffrey for all that he has done for the swimming community through FloSwimming. When I met Garrett a year and a half ago, I was thrilled that there was somebody out there with enough drive, perseverance, and love for the sport to attempt what he did for the last two years. Sure, a person like Garrett is going to need a good solid base of operations like Flocasts, but he was the one we all came to recognize on the pool deck. Garrett was the one, like Mark Floreani said, pulling the long nights uploading videos after taping and interviewing at meets all day long. Don't get me wrong - Flocasts have definitely started a great thing, and I'm sure their presence made it much easier for Garrett to be so successful so quickly, but Garrett's presence and enthusiasm are outstanding, and as far as I'm concerned, unmatched. I know there have been some rough patches for Garrett over the last two years (conflicts with USA Swimming, etc.), but I have to commend him for his efforts: nothing is ever accomplished if everybody just follows suit and swims downstream. Way to challenge the system and push the envelope Garrett! It has been so refreshing to know that there is somebody actively trying to enhance the accessibility and coverage of the sport. With my bias as a swimmer, I can't say that Flocasts hasn't had this effect on track and wrestling as well, and I wish them the very best after parting ways with Garrett, but I can definitely say that the way the swimming world is seen has effectively been changed because of Garrett's approach. Two years ago, I never would have expected to see races covered online, on demand, not to mention interviews with REGULAR SWIMMERS! (When Garrett interviewed me in Oklahoma, I was totally taken aback and honored to be recognized in the midst of such well known talent.) I think this is one of the most groundbreaking ideas to hit the swimming world in a long time - opening up all of the swimming world to, well, all of the swimming world! Yeah, yeah, "welcome to the internet", I know, but Garrett's presence on deck and in the swimming media was something totally new, and challenged the conventional thought on how we should all be a part of it. Flocasts itself is a great idea, but Garrett definitely made floswimming what it is today - a revolutionary new window into the swimming world. I'm not sure what the goal of Flocasts was when it first started, and whether Garrett has strayed from that initial idea or what, but he has definitely given the swimming community something it was definitely in need of: not just news coverage, but the inspiration and knowledge that we can make an impact - if something is lacking, why not get out there and do something about it?! Why just settle and go with the flow, when you can achieve something greater? Garrett said that it was his dream to do exactly what he's done these last two years, and did he let anything stop him? No. Will this stop him now? I think not. I have definitely been inspired. So thank you, Garrett, for two years of putting yourself out on the line. And to whoever takes up Garrett's position: Good luck. You've got big shoes to fill. Joshua Baseheart http://www.floswimming.org/blogs/blogger/Joshua Baseheart/7889-thank-you-garrett Tue, 14 Jul 2009 14:14:00 -0500 Moving Forward Or Going Backwards? By Darian Townsend [Blog Entry] http://www.floswimming.org/blogs/blogger/Darian Townsend/7882-moving-forward-or-going-backwards   <!--[if gte mso 10]> <style> /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-qformat:yes; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin-top:0in; mso-para-margin-right:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:10.0pt; mso-para-margin-left:0in; line-height:115%; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:11.0pt; font-family:"Calibri","sans-serif"; mso-ascii-font-family:Calibri; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman"; mso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast; mso-hansi-font-family:Calibri; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;} </style> So, come the end of the year Fina is going to decide if we are going to go back to “woven” swim suits or if we get to keep the new technology suits. Simple question, should we go back or should we allow companies like Jaked and Blueseventy who have suddenly arrived on the scene to continue their business? A few things for you to think about before you answer this question. Why is it that before these new technology suits came out there were only a handful of major suit companies? Speedo, Arena, TYR. Suddenly when Fina started approving suits, companies just came out of now where? Exteror, Aquazone, etc. And then suddenly Fina decides just before world champs to ban almost every suit out there except the Speedo LZR, something is a little “fishy” about this I think! My opinion on the suits is that they should be allowed to stay. I think Fina needs to regulate new advancements in technology a little better from now on. But for Fina to say at the end of the year we are going to go back to fully “woven”suits, is a major step back for swimming. Yes the new suits have wiped out what many previous great swimmers have done, ie their records. But the suits haven’t taken away their medals or placings at major competitions. They are all still national heroes in their respective countries and idols to many of us. Swimming is about racing the people next to you and when a world record is broken, that person becomes the fastest person in history. But like the old saying goes: “records are made to be broken”!!!!! So what if they are broken more regularly, this hype and publicity can only enhance our sport in the public’s eye.Darian Townsend http://www.floswimming.org/blogs/blogger/Darian Townsend/7882-moving-forward-or-going-backwards Tue, 14 Jul 2009 03:43:00 -0500 Texas Stories By David Guthrie [Blog Entry] http://www.floswimming.org/blogs/blogger/David Guthrie/7854-texas-stories Austin Texas is quickly becoming the headquarters for cancer-surviving world-topping athletes. As Lance prances through the Tour de France, his mirror image, Eric Shanteau, slices through the pool a few channels away. Side by side on the tv screen, these two great Austin athletes carry the message. Armstrong's tour through the Tour is almost too perfect—the perfect gentleman, the perfect team player, the perfect tactician, the perfect attitude, the perfect preparation, the perfect spokesman. We only thought he conquered the Tour before. This time, he owns it. While Lance isn't hiding the fact that the Tour is incredibly demanding, he's clearly enjoying his beloved race more than ever. Armstrong appreciates each day on his bike, savoring every moment. Eric Shanteau competes with the same spirit, the same gratitude for life. He and Lance share something that only a cancer survivor can truly understand. Shanteau has been a great swimmer for a long time, but something changed in him through his cancer ordeal. From the day he was diagnosed, he seemed to never miss a beat, earning a spot on the Olympic Team against the toughest competition in U.S. history. Then he returned from his successful cancer treatment to lead the American breaststrokers through the 2009 season, setting PRs along the way. In June, Shanteau added his name to the constellation that is the University of Texas pool record board, erasing the great Ed Moses' 2:10.1 standard in the 200 breaststroke. No one swims the 200 breaststroke like Eric Shanteau. He surges on the last 25 meters like he's just starting to have fun. Somehow, he increases his power and maintains perfect technique all the way to the wall. The only swimmer who can match his last 25 is Kitajima, but even he doesn't accelerate like Shanteau. It's something you have to see in person to fully appreciate. Like watching Ian Crocker's 100 butterfly, you know you're in the presence of something special. Perfection is breathtaking. When Shanteau blasted to a :59.4 in the 100 breaststroke, 200 breaststrokers around the world should have ducked for cover. The stunning 1:56.0 200 IM he uncorked last night—ranking third all-time behind only Phelps and Lochte— further signals his quantum leap forward. He's suddenly a major factor in the IM world again. With his immaculate conditioning, Shanteau could undoubtedly put together a frighteningly fast 400 IM as well. His 32.3 breaststroke split in the 200 IM was, by far, the fastest in the field, and one of the fastest ever. He also had the fastest freestyle split, which means he out-split Ryan Lochte, one of the fastest freestylers in the U.S. arsenal. Take a moment to let that soak in. This IM performance is a pretty reliable indicator of what he'll split in his 200 breaststroke race, landing him in WR territory. Yes, World Record. This year, this week, Shanteau has shown he's capable and ready to take on anything and anyone, including cancer, including Kitajima. Don't be surprised to see Eric Shanteau distance himself from the field and blast his way right by Kitajima's standard in tonight's final. Whatever his time, you can be sure it will be beautiful to watch. Move over Lance. There's another star rising to help carry the message.David Guthrie http://www.floswimming.org/blogs/blogger/David Guthrie/7854-texas-stories Sat, 11 Jul 2009 07:07:00 -0500 Two Words By David Guthrie [Blog Entry] http://www.floswimming.org/blogs/blogger/David Guthrie/7832-two-words Tyler Clary. A man on a mission. Clary is the real deal, and at just twenty, he's only getting started. Tyler had his breakout meet at the 2009 NCAA's, taking down one of the most untouchable records in the books with his astonishing 3:35.98 400 IM performance, while challenging two others. No one else has ever erased Phelps AND Lochte from the record book before. In fact, once Michael grabs a WR, he doesn't let go. The only swimmer to ever break a Phelps LCM WR besides Michael Phelps is Ian Crocker, who snatched the 100 fly record away one day after Michael broke it. But Michael's rearview mirror is getting crowded. Over the past two days, Clary consolidated his newly minted star status by bringing his Short Course performance level to the Long Course world stage. He earned his place among the Rockstars by posting a 4:06.96 400 IM, leading Lochte for 350 meters. Only three swimmers in history have ever swum faster. Clary is incredibly tough. He fearlessly attacked Lochte and the 400 IM from the start, leaving it all in the pool. To say he was hurting on the freestyle is an understatement, but he didn't try to save anything for later. That courageous effort chopped more than 7 seconds off his best time. Tyler's Day 2 performance in the 200 fly speaks volumes about his physical conditioning and mental toughness, further cementing his place among the elite of the world's elite. One night is not a lot of time to recover from the most tiring and demanding race on the program. Next up, the 200 fly. Just like the 400 IM, the top two separated themselves from the field, and once again, Clary was part of that dominant pair. When most of the field labored on the final lap, Clary only seemed to gain strength, keeping the pressure on Phelps all the way to the finish. Plummeting from a PR of 1:57.4 to 1:53.64 in the 200 fly, Tyler is now the 4th fastest performer in history and ranks 2nd in the world this year to Phelps, placing him solidly in the medal mix for that event in Rome. Look for Clary to give Lochte all he can handle in the 200 IM on Friday. His 2:01.8 PR is meaningless. Expect to see a time in the 1:55-1:56 range, or better. Lochte looked like he was comfortably cruising through the 400 IM, so when these two face off tomorrow, it's advantage Ryan. It's hard to imagine, but with Phelps, Lochte, and Clary all favorites for Olympic hardware in this event, one of these supermen will be a spectator in 2012. Of the three, Tyler has the most room for improvement, so this triangle matchup is sure to stay interesting for a while. Clary is scary. Tyler will undoubtedly be a force to reckon with in the 200 backstroke on Saturday as well. Already posting a PR of 1:57.0 earlier this summer, look for another significant drop to vault him into medal contention. It is no small feat to be included among names like Phelps, Lochte, and Cseh, but make room for one more. Welcome the newest member of the club: Tyler Clary.David Guthrie http://www.floswimming.org/blogs/blogger/David Guthrie/7832-two-words Thu, 09 Jul 2009 08:08:00 -0500 Chuck Norris [Coverage] http://www.floswimming.org/videos/coverage/view/235364-chuck-norris Floswimming http://www.floswimming.org/videos/coverage/view/235364-chuck-norris Wed, 08 Jul 2009 14:40:10 -0500 Chuck Norris [Coverage] http://www.floswimming.org/videos/coverage/view/235363-chuck-norris Floswimming http://www.floswimming.org/videos/coverage/view/235363-chuck-norris Wed, 08 Jul 2009 14:32:44 -0500 WWW Kettle Bells With Baylor [Coverage] http://www.floswimming.org/videos/coverage/view/235356-www-kettle-bells-with-baylor Floswimming http://www.floswimming.org/videos/coverage/view/235356-www-kettle-bells-with-baylor Wed, 08 Jul 2009 10:41:11 -0500 Women's NCAA Prediction Contest Winners. By David Guthrie [Article] http://www.floswimming.org/articles/view/864-womens-ncaa-prediction-contest-winners Congratulations to Michael Kwan from Wooster, OH for winning the prediction contest. If you want to check your scores, please look at the attached file. You can zoom in using the controls on the player or download the file as a PDF by clicking this link. (Click to participate in the Men's NCAA Prediction Contest)  Thanks to Mineful Business Intelligence for making this contest possible David Guthrie http://www.floswimming.org/articles/view/864-womens-ncaa-prediction-contest-winners Sun, 15 Mar 2009 01:04:00 -0500 World Cup, Belo Horizonte, Day 2 By David Guthrie [Article] http://www.floswimming.org/articles/view/585-world-cup-belo-horizonte-day-2   FINA / ARENA Swimming World Cup 2008 BELO HORIZONTE DURBAN SYDNEY SINGAPORE MOSCOW STOCKHOLM BERLIN 10th  12th October Event 18 11 OCT 2008  18:00 Men's 1500m Freestyle 1500m Nage Libre Hommes Timed Final Classement direct RESULTS Résultats WR Record 14:10.10 Splits 53.60 4:40.13 8:28.45 12:17.11 1:49.96 5:37.00 9:25.73 13:14.02 2:46.46 6:34.11 10:22.90 3:43.19 7:31.36 11:20.05 Name HACKETT Grant NOC Code AUS Location Perth (AUS) Date 7 AUG 2001 WC 14:29.51 HACKETT Grant AUS Sydney (AUS) 17 JAN 2000 Heat 1 of 2 Rank 1 Lane 5 50m (3) 29.08 450m (2) 4:40.28 31.33 850m (2) 8:49.07 30.98 1250m (1) 12:56.05 30.94 Event No. 18 Name AZEVEDO Lucas 100m (3) 1:00.53 31.45 500m (2) 5:11.61 31.33 900m (2) 9:20.23 31.16 1300m (1) 13:27.19 31.14 100m (1) 58.83 30.92 500m (1) 5:07.37 31.05 900m (1) 9:18.47 31.52 1300m (2) 13:29.21 30.87 150m (3) 1:31.96 31.43 550m (2) 5:42.67 31.06 950m (2) 9:51.26 31.03 1350m (1) 13:57.26 30.07 150m (1) 1:30.02 31.19 550m (1) 5:38.46 31.09 950m (1) 9:50.28 31.81 1350m (2) 14:00.03 30.82 150m (2) 1:31.74 31.66 550m (3) 5:44.44 31.43 950m (3) 9:57.48 31.66 1350m (3) 14:10.38 31.47 200m (3) 2:03.64 31.68 600m (2) 6:13.65 30.98 1000m (2) 10:22.19 30.93 1400m (1) 14:27.95 30.69 200m (1) 2:00.75 30.73 600m (1) 6:09.88 31.42 1000m (1) 10:22.01 31.73 1400m (2) 14:31.41 31.38 200m (2) 2:03.42 31.68 600m (3) 6:15.90 31.46 1000m (3) 10:29.19 31.71 1400m (3) 14:41.95 31.57 NOC Code BRA 250m (2) 2:35.01 31.37 650m (2) 6:44.62 30.97 1050m (1) 10:52.82 30.63 1450m (1) 14:58.24 30.29 R.T. Time 15:26.50 Points 820 400m (2) 4:08.95 31.45 800m (2) 8:18.09 30.92 1200m (1) 12:25.11 31.12 300m (2) 3:06.21 31.20 700m (2) 7:15.63 31.01 1100m (1) 11:23.62 30.80 28.26 350m (2) 3:37.50 31.29 750m (2) 7:47.17 31.54 1150m (1) 11:53.99 30.37 2 3 50m (1) 27.91 DE DEUS Leonardo BRA 250m (1) 2:31.76 31.01 650m (1) 6:41.18 31.30 1050m (2) 10:53.49 31.48 1450m (2) 15:02.63 31.22 300m (1) 3:02.72 30.96 700m (1) 7:12.61 31.43 1100m (2) 11:24.43 30.94 30.17 15:32.80 350m (1) 3:33.95 31.23 750m (1) 7:44.06 31.45 1150m (2) 11:55.64 31.21 803 400m (1) 4:04.98 31.03 800m (1) 8:15.50 31.44 1200m (2) 12:26.88 31.24 450m (1) 4:36.32 31.34 850m (1) 8:46.95 31.45 1250m (2) 12:58.34 31.46 3 4 50m (2) 28.61 PIRES Luiz Felipe 100m (2) 1:00.08 31.47 500m (3) 5:13.01 31.53 900m (3) 9:25.82 31.81 1300m (3) 13:38.91 31.55 BRA 250m (3) 2:35.05 31.63 650m (3) 6:47.24 31.34 1050m (3) 11:00.86 31.67 1450m (3) 15:13.33 31.38 300m (3) 3:06.77 31.72 700m (3) 7:18.93 31.69 1100m (3) 11:32.34 31.48 30.47 15:43.80 350m (3) 3:38.39 31.62 750m (3) 7:50.56 31.63 1150m (3) 12:04.00 31.66 775 400m (3) 4:10.01 31.62 800m (3) 8:22.22 31.66 1200m (3) 12:35.69 31.69 450m (3) 4:41.48 31.47 850m (3) 8:54.01 31.79 1250m (3) 13:07.36 31.67 Heat 2 of 2 Rank Lane Name NOC Code R.T. Time Points Legend: R.T. Reaction time Timing & DataHandling by OMEGA SWM015900_73A2 1.0 Report Created SAT 11 OCT 2008 18:16 Page 1/1 FINA / ARENA Swimming World Cup 2008 BELO HORIZONTE DURBAN SYDNEY SINGAPORE MOSCOW STOCKHOLM BERLIN 10th  12th October Event 19 11 OCT 2008 Women's 100m Freestyle 100m Nage Libre Femmes Heats Séries RESULTS SUMMARY Résumé des résultats WR WC Heats Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Heat 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 Record Split Name 51.70 24.91 TRICKETT Lisbeth 52.14 24.98 VELDHUIS Marleen NOC Code AUS NED Location Melbourne (AUS) Berlin (GER) Date 9 AUG 2005 18 NOV 2007 Event No. 19 Lane 3 4 6 5 4 3 2 5 1 1 6 7 7 8 2 8 Name BISHOP Brooke LILLHAGE Josefin GUEHRER Marieke VOLODINA Kira LEMOSBARBOSA Tatiana KURY Juliana SANTOS Ana Carolina ALBINO Roberta VOLKMANN Julia MORAES Gabriela MORAES Fernanda LYNETTE Ng CAVALHEIRO Jessica BRETANHA Rebeca NASCIMENTO Tamiris MACEDO Amanda Year of NOC Birth Code USA 1986 1980 1986 1986 1978 1983 1991 1989 1992 1991 1989 1989 1991 1987 1987 1992 SWE AUS RUS BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA SIN BRA BRA BRA BRA R.T. 50m 25.93 26.92 26.66 27.07 27.17 27.49 27.69 28.25 28.26 28.32 28.28 28.43 28.63 28.62 29.36 30.22 Time 54.41 28.48 Points 894 Q 846 Q 844 Q 826 Q 809 Q 804 Q 756 Q 749 Q 731 730 727 709 689 673 626 613 55.43 28.51 55.46 28.80 55.87 28.80 56.25 29.08 56.37 28.88 57.53 29.84 57.72 29.47 58.18 29.92 58.23 29.91 58.29 30.01 58.78 30.35 59.35 30.72 59.83 31.21 1:01.29 31.93 1:01.72 31.50 Legend: Q Qualified for the next phase R.T. Reaction time Timing & DataHandling by OMEGA SWW011900_74A 1.0 Report Created SAT 11 OCT 2008 18:20 Page 1/1 FINA / ARENA Swimming World Cup 2008 BELO HORIZONTE DURBAN SYDNEY SINGAPORE MOSCOW STOCKHOLM BERLIN 10th  12th October Event 20 11 OCT 2008 Men's 200m Freestyle 200m Nage Libre Hommes Heats Séries RESULTS SUMMARY Résumé des résultats WR WC Heats Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Heat 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 1 Record 1:41.10 24.04 1:41.10 24.04 Splits 49.73 49.73 Name 1:15.43 THORPE Ian 1:15.43 THORPE Ian NOC Code AUS AUS Location Berlin (GER) Berlin (GER) Date 6 FEB 2000 6 FEB 2000 Event No. 20 Lane 5 4 3 3 4 5 6 1 8 1 2 7 2 6 8 7 Name MELLOULI Oussama RICHARDSON Kyle HASSDENTEUFEL Lucien BOTEGA Marcus CASTRO Rodrigo ROUSSEAU Sebastien DE LUCCA Joao ROTH Damian FELIX Eric GRABICH Federico MURAT Israel TORRES Mauricio OLIVEIRA Marcos FILDEBRANDT Chistoph FIM Leonardo SCHEPERS JanDavid Year of NOC Birth Code TUN 1984 1987 1990 1991 1978 1990 1990 1985 1985 1990 1986 1990 1989 1989 1986 1990 AUS GER BRA BRA RSA BRA ARG BRA ARG BRA BRA BRA GER BRA GER R.T. 50m 25.47 24.91 25.01 26.01 26.09 26.41 26.39 26.13 25.78 25.83 25.60 25.86 26.10 25.47 26.31 26.03 100m 52.62 27.15 52.33 27.42 52.54 27.53 53.85 27.84 54.18 28.09 54.98 28.57 55.07 28.68 54.47 28.34 54.05 28.27 54.05 28.22 53.51 27.91 53.76 27.90 54.44 28.34 53.26 27.79 54.73 28.42 54.74 28.71 150m 1:20.50 27.88 1:20.52 28.19 1:20.63 28.09 1:21.71 27.86 1:22.17 27.99 1:22.86 27.88 1:22.71 27.64 1:22.77 28.30 1:22.09 28.04 1:22.76 28.71 1:22.15 28.64 1:22.27 28.51 1:23.31 28.87 1:22.12 28.86 1:23.78 29.05 1:24.19 29.45 Time 1:48.19 27.69 Points 850 Q 841 Q 834 Q 814 Q 811 Q 810 Q 807 Q 800 Q 797 796 781 778 767 762 754 737 1:48.55 28.03 1:48.88 28.25 1:49.75 28.04 1:49.86 27.69 1:49.94 27.08 1:50.04 27.33 1:50.38 27.61 1:50.52 28.43 1:50.59 27.83 1:51.26 29.11 1:51.39 29.12 1:51.96 28.65 1:52.20 30.08 1:52.59 28.81 1:53.43 29.24 Legend: Q Qualified for the next phase R.T. Reaction time Timing & DataHandling by OMEGA SWM012900_74A 1.0 Report Created SAT 11 OCT 2008 18:26 Page 1/1 FINA / ARENA Swimming World Cup 2008 BELO HORIZONTE DURBAN SYDNEY SINGAPORE MOSCOW STOCKHOLM BERLIN 10th  12th October Event 21 11 OCT 2008 Women's 50m Breaststroke 50m Brasse Femmes Heats Séries RESULTS SUMMARY Résumé des résultats WR WC Heats Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Record Name 29.58 HARDY Jessica A 30.03 JONES Leisel NOC Code USA AUS Location Manchester (GBR) Sydney (AUS) Date 10 APR 2008 3 NOV 2007 Event No. 21 Heat 3 1 2 2 3 1 2 1 1 2 3 3 2 1 2 1 3 3 Lane 4 4 4 7 5 7 3 5 3 2 3 6 5 2 6 6 2 7 Name KIRK Tara EJDERVIK Rebecca ARTEMYEVA Valentina KURY Juliana SAKEMI Tatiane MARCHIORO Alessandra KATSUNO Mariana CARVALHO Ana Carla SCHMIDT Michele FREITAS Bianca SANDER Renata VENTORIN Thamy FAVORETO Natalia GROSSI Mariana NASCIMENTO Tamiris BASSANI Eloisa TING TING Koh ROCHA Bruna Caroline Year of NOC Birth Code 1982 1987 1986 1983 1986 1993 1982 1991 1982 1995 1991 1987 1989 1987 1987 1991 1992 1993 USA SWE RUS BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA SIN BRA R.T. Time 30.86 31.63 31.64 32.13 32.25 32.34 32.67 33.36 33.50 33.68 33.68 33.87 33.94 34.21 34.27 34.43 35.45 36.03 Points 925 859 858 820 811 804 780 732 723 712 712 700 695 679 676 666 610 581 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Legend: Q Qualified for the next phase R.T. Reaction time Timing & DataHandling by OMEGA SWW030900_74A 1.0 Report Created SAT 11 OCT 2008 18:31 Page 1/1 FINA / ARENA Swimming World Cup 2008 BELO HORIZONTE DURBAN SYDNEY SINGAPORE MOSCOW STOCKHOLM BERLIN 10th  12th October Event 22 11 OCT 2008 Men's 100m Breaststroke 100m Brasse Hommes Heats Séries RESULTS SUMMARY Résumé des résultats WR WC Heats Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Heat 1 3 3 2 3 1 1 2 3 1 2 2 1 3 3 2 1 3 2 Record Split Name 57.47 27.05 MOSES Ed 57.47 27.05 MOSES Ed NOC Code USA USA Location Stockholm (SWE) Stockholm (SWE) Date 23 JAN 2002 23 JAN 2002 Event No. 22 Lane 4 5 4 4 6 5 6 5 3 2 2 6 3 2 7 7 7 1 3 Name FISCHER Eduardo LIMA Felipe SPRENGER Christian SILVA Felipe NAGAOKA Alan MOEKETSANE Thabang PARRAVICINI Thiago SCHMITZ Itamar SANTOS Felipe GOMES JUNIOR Joao BARUFI Renato PEREIRA FILHO Maurici SZELE David SOUZA Gabriel COLUPAEV Dimitri MURAD Rafael SANTOS Diego TAN Mark FERREYRA Sergio Year of NOC Birth Code BRA 1980 1985 1985 1987 1984 1987 1988 1986 1979 1986 1989 1989 1987 1989 1990 1991 1989 1987 1977 BRA AUS BRA BRA RSA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA HUN BRA GER BRA BRA SIN ARG R.T. 50m 28.90 28.68 28.57 29.10 28.89 28.93 29.11 29.26 29.15 29.66 29.89 29.69 29.47 29.96 29.03 29.97 30.78 30.57 Time 1:00.54 31.64 Points 871 Q 868 Q 848 Q 845 Q 835 Q 832 Q 824 Q 821 Q 800 798 789 786 774 757 752 737 716 706 1:00.62 31.94 1:01.09 32.52 1:01.17 32.07 1:01.40 32.51 1:01.48 32.55 1:01.68 32.57 1:01.76 32.50 1:02.29 33.14 1:02.34 32.68 1:02.56 32.67 1:02.66 32.97 1:02.97 33.50 1:03.44 33.48 1:03.59 34.56 1:04.02 34.05 1:04.63 33.85 1:04.94 34.37 DNS Legend: DNS Did not start Q Qualified for the next phase R.T. Reaction time Timing & DataHandling by OMEGA SWM031900_74A 1.0 Report Created SAT 11 OCT 2008 18:38 Page 1/1 FINA / ARENA Swimming World Cup 2008 BELO HORIZONTE DURBAN SYDNEY SINGAPORE MOSCOW STOCKHOLM BERLIN 10th  12th October Event 24 11 OCT 2008 Men's 100m Butterfly 100m Papillon Hommes Heats Séries RESULTS SUMMARY Résumé des résultats WR WC Heats Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Heat 2 1 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 Record Split Name 49.07 22.76 CROCKER Ian 50.10 RUPPRATH Thomas NOC Code USA GER Location New York (USA) Berlin (GER) Date 26 MAR 2004 26 JAN 2002 Event No. 24 Lane 4 4 8 3 5 7 5 2 3 6 1 2 7 1 6 Name KOROTYSHKIN Evgeny SILVA JUNIOR Candido PEREIRA Thiago ROUSSEAU Sebastien MANGABEIRA Gabriel SICKERT Thiago SANTOS Guilherme PAULA Bruno FELIX Eric CASTRO Frederico MANCIO Wesley AZARIAS Luiz MATTIOLI Raphael BOTEGA Marcus PERUQUI Tiago Year of NOC Birth Code RUS 1983 1989 1986 1990 1982 1988 1982 1982 1985 1989 1985 1991 1991 1991 1988 BRA BRA RSA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA R.T. 50m 24.74 24.78 24.77 25.18 24.52 25.25 25.11 25.41 25.65 25.86 26.08 26.57 26.91 26.79 Time 51.74 27.00 Points 913 Q 855 Q 839 Q 819 Q 810 Q 783 Q 782 Q 780 Q 760 741 720 684 673 663 52.89 28.11 53.22 28.45 53.65 28.47 53.85 29.33 54.46 29.21 54.49 29.38 54.54 29.13 55.02 29.37 55.47 29.61 56.01 29.93 56.98 30.41 57.29 30.38 57.57 30.78 DNS Legend: DNS Did not start Q Qualified for the next phase R.T. Reaction time Timing & DataHandling by OMEGA SWM021900_74A 1.0 Report Created SAT 11 OCT 2008 18:43 Page 1/1 FINA / ARENA Swimming World Cup 2008 BELO HORIZONTE DURBAN SYDNEY SINGAPORE MOSCOW STOCKHOLM BERLIN 10th  12th October Event 25 11 OCT 2008 Women's 100m Backstroke 100m Dos Femmes Heats Séries RESULTS SUMMARY Résumé des résultats WR WC Heats Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Heat 3 1 1 2 3 2 2 3 2 2 2 3 3 3 1 1 1 Record Split Name 56.51 27.54 COUGHLIN Natalie 56.51 27.54 COUGHLIN Natalie NOC Code USA USA Location Singapore (SIN) Singapore (SIN) Date 28 OCT 2007 28 OCT 2007 Event No. 25 Lane 5 4 5 4 4 5 2 3 6 7 3 6 7 2 6 2 3 Name VAN WYK Chanelle HENAO Carolina ALVARENGA Fernanda MOLINA Fabiola EDINGTON Sophie KURY Juliana LYNETTE Ng MEDEIROS Etiene BORGES Thalandra MORAES Mariana BARDUZZI Andressa CRUZ Debora CHUA Deborah MORAES Gabriela MENEZES Elizana RIBEIRO Kariny REZENDE Lorena Year of NOC Birth Code RSA 1989 1982 1986 1975 1984 1983 1989 1991 1989 1987 1989 1988 1992 1991 1990 1985 1988 COL BRA BRA AUS BRA SIN BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA SIN BRA BRA BRA BRA R.T. 50m 29.88 31.07 30.61 30.52 30.44 31.00 31.07 30.64 31.72 31.77 32.12 32.20 32.13 32.86 32.73 Time 1:02.13 32.25 Points 793 Q 786 Q 774 Q 746 Q 740 Q 734 Q 713 Q 711 Q 682 677 670 650 623 609 605 1:02.30 31.23 1:02.62 32.01 1:03.41 32.89 1:03.57 33.13 1:03.73 32.73 1:04.35 33.28 1:04.43 33.79 1:05.34 33.62 1:05.50 33.73 1:05.71 33.59 1:06.39 34.19 1:07.34 35.21 1:07.85 34.99 1:07.99 35.26 DNS DNS Legend: DNS Did not start Q Qualified for the next phase R.T. Reaction time Timing & DataHandling by OMEGA SWW041900_74A 1.0 Report Created SAT 11 OCT 2008 18:50 Page 1/1 FINA / ARENA Swimming World Cup 2008 BELO HORIZONTE DURBAN SYDNEY SINGAPORE MOSCOW STOCKHOLM BERLIN 10th  12th October Event 28 11 OCT 2008 Men's 200m Individual Medley 200m 4Nages Hommes Heats Séries RESULTS SUMMARY Résumé des résultats WR WC Heats Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Heat 1 3 3 2 2 1 1 3 3 2 3 2 2 3 1 1 1 2 Record 1:51.56 24.79 1:53.14 24.86 Splits 52.26 53.02 Name 1:24.82 LOCHTE Ryan 1:26.14 PEREIRA Thiago NOC Code USA BRA Location Manchester (GBR) Berlin (GER) Date 11 APR 2008 18 NOV 2007 Event No. 28 Lane 4 4 6 4 2 3 5 2 5 5 3 3 7 7 2 6 7 6 Name RODRIGUES Henrique PEREIRA Thiago SIMON Thiago MELLOULI Oussama NAGAOKA Alan BARUFI Renato CERDEIRA Tales TORRES Mauricio SCHEPERS JanDavid COLUPAEV Dimitri BORDAS Peter FRAGOSO Lucas PEDRAO Gabriel OLIVEIRA Marcos MURAD Rafael KOJIMA Ricardo SICKERT Thiago SANTOS Diego Year of NOC Birth Code BRA 1991 1986 1990 1984 1984 1989 1987 1990 1990 1990 1990 1984 1989 1989 1991 1980 1988 1989 BRA BRA TUN BRA BRA BRA BRA GER GER HUN BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA R.T. 50m 25.66 26.10 26.84 26.69 27.70 27.31 26.36 27.29 26.43 26.88 26.23 27.09 27.69 27.29 28.30 28.52 26.03 28.12 100m 55.91 30.25 56.84 30.74 58.75 31.91 58.01 31.32 59.55 31.85 1:00.24 32.93 58.72 32.36 1:00.48 33.19 59.35 32.92 59.57 32.69 57.98 31.75 59.20 32.11 1:01.16 33.47 1:01.42 34.13 1:02.66 34.36 1:01.88 33.36 59.72 33.69 1:04.37 36.25 150m 1:29.82 33.91 1:30.58 33.74 1:34.42 35.67 1:34.05 36.04 1:34.73 35.18 1:36.20 35.96 1:35.15 36.43 1:36.49 36.01 1:36.43 37.08 1:36.83 37.26 1:35.30 37.32 1:37.26 38.06 1:38.67 37.51 1:40.18 38.76 1:39.14 36.48 1:40.58 38.70 1:41.80 42.08 1:41.52 37.15 Time 1:59.33 29.51 Points 869 Q 806 Q 790 Q 770 Q 761 Q 757 Q 753 Q 752 Q 750 743 741 738 678 677 659 659 606 596 2:02.36 31.78 2:03.17 28.75 2:04.21 30.16 2:04.72 29.99 2:04.92 28.72 2:05.14 29.99 2:05.21 28.72 2:05.30 28.87 2:05.69 28.86 2:05.80 30.50 2:06.01 28.75 2:09.63 30.96 2:09.67 29.49 2:10.83 31.69 2:10.86 30.28 2:14.52 32.72 2:15.31 33.79 Legend: Q Qualified for the next phase R.T. Reaction time Timing & DataHandling by OMEGA SWM052900_74A 1.0 Report Created SAT 11 OCT 2008 19:02 Page 1/1 FINA / ARENA Swimming World Cup 2008 BELO HORIZONTE DURBAN SYDNEY SINGAPORE MOSCOW STOCKHOLM BERLIN 10th  12th October Event 30 11 OCT 2008 Men's 50m Freestyle 50m Nage Libre Hommes Heats Séries RESULTS SUMMARY Résumé des résultats WR WC Heats Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Record Name 20.81 DRAGANJA Duje 20.93 NYSTRAND Stefan NOC Code CRO SWE Location Manchester (GBR) Berlin (GER) Date 11 APR 2008 18 NOV 2007 Event No. 30 Heat 1 3 2 1 2 3 2 3 1 3 1 2 1 2 3 3 2 Lane 2 4 4 4 3 5 5 3 3 6 5 6 6 2 2 7 7 Name CIELO FILHO Cesar NYSTRAND Stefan SANTOS Nicholas RICHARDSON Kyle ORZECHOWSKI Daniel SANTOS Guilherme ROCHA Arthur PICCOLO Lucas FRATUS Bruno GRABICH Federico FILDEBRANDT Chistoph PAULA Bruno ROTH Damian SZELE David CASTRO Frederico NAGAOKA Alan SUMIDA Leonardo Year of NOC Birth Code 1987 1981 1980 1987 1985 1982 1988 1982 1989 1990 1989 1982 1985 1987 1989 1984 1986 BRA SWE BRA AUS BRA BRA BRA ARG BRA ARG GER BRA ARG HUN BRA BRA BRA R.T. Time 21.58 21.76 22.14 22.23 22.29 22.31 22.39 22.44 22.70 22.87 23.08 23.15 23.76 23.91 24.09 24.49 DNS Points 935 912 866 855 848 846 837 831 803 785 764 757 700 687 672 640 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Legend: DNS Did not start Q Qualified for the next phase R.T. Reaction time Timing & DataHandling by OMEGA SWM010900_74A 1.0 Report Created SAT 11 OCT 2008 19:07 Page 1/1 FINA / ARENA Swimming World Cup 2008 BELO HORIZONTE DURBAN SYDNEY SINGAPORE MOSCOW STOCKHOLM BERLIN 10th  12th October Event 31 11 OCT 2008 Women's 200m Breaststroke 200m Brasse Femmes Heats Séries RESULTS SUMMARY Résumé des résultats WR WC Heats Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Heat 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 Record Splits Name 2:17.75 31.73 1:07.11 1:42.77 JONES Leisel 2:17.75 31.73 1:07.11 1:42.77 JONES Leisel NOC Code AUS AUS Location Melbourne (AUS) Melbourne (AUS) Date 29 NOV 2003 29 NOV 2003 Event No. 31 Lane 4 7 5 4 7 5 6 6 3 2 2 1 3 Name KIRK Tara ARTEMYEVA Valentina VENTORIN Thamy SAKEMI Tatiane SCHMIDT Michele KATSUNO Mariana SANDER Renata FREITAS Bianca CLEDNEV Veruska MARIN Juliana CARVALHO Ana Carla MARCHIORO Alessandra FAVORETO Natalia Year of NOC Birth Code USA 1982 1986 1987 1986 1982 1982 1991 1995 1989 1983 1991 1993 1989 RUS BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA R.T. 50m 33.66 33.90 34.79 35.18 35.75 35.37 36.17 35.30 36.93 36.70 36.71 36.89 100m 1:12.18 38.52 1:12.72 38.82 1:13.40 38.61 1:14.53 39.35 1:15.58 39.83 1:15.21 39.84 1:16.60 40.43 1:15.54 40.24 1:17.48 40.55 1:17.45 40.75 1:18.04 41.33 1:19.24 42.35 150m 1:51.70 39.52 1:52.36 39.64 1:52.95 39.55 1:53.95 39.42 1:55.93 40.35 1:55.89 40.68 1:57.39 40.79 1:57.15 41.61 1:58.72 41.24 1:58.68 41.23 2:00.17 42.13 2:02.11 42.87 Time 2:31.68 39.98 Points 778 Q 773 Q 770 Q 739 Q 712 Q 705 Q 680 Q 679 Q 667 659 641 612 2:32.05 39.69 2:32.23 39.28 2:34.32 40.37 2:36.21 40.28 2:36.73 40.84 2:38.63 41.24 2:38.72 41.57 2:39.67 40.95 2:40.36 41.68 2:41.80 41.63 2:44.35 42.24 DNS Legend: DNS Did not start Q Qualified for the next phase R.T. Reaction time Timing & DataHandling by OMEGA SWW032900_74A 1.0 Report Created SAT 11 OCT 2008 19:15 Page 1/1 FINA / ARENA Swimming World Cup 2008 BELO HORIZONTE DURBAN SYDNEY SINGAPORE MOSCOW STOCKHOLM BERLIN 10th  12th October Event 32 11 OCT 2008 Women's 100m Individual Medley 100m 4Nages Femmes Heats Séries RESULTS SUMMARY Résumé des résultats WR WC Heats Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Heat 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 Record Split Name 58.80 26.41 COUGHLIN Natalie 58.80 26.41 COUGHLIN Natalie NOC Code USA USA Location New York (USA) New York (USA) Date 23 NOV 2002 23 NOV 2002 Event No. 32 Lane 4 5 4 5 1 6 3 3 7 2 6 1 2 7 Name LOOTS Mandy MARANHÃOMELO Joanna LILLHAGE Josefin GUEHRER Marieke MOLINA Fabiola BASSANI Eloisa KURY Juliana ALBINO Roberta KIRK Tara GROSSI Mariana KATSUNO Mariana MORAES Mariana TING TING Koh BRETANHA Rebeca Year of NOC Birth Code RSA 1978 1987 1980 1986 1975 1991 1983 1989 1982 1987 1982 1987 1992 1987 BRA SWE AUS BRA BRA BRA BRA USA BRA BRA BRA SIN BRA R.T. 50m 28.55 29.12 29.52 28.09 29.13 30.46 30.17 30.13 32.51 31.76 32.26 31.13 32.50 31.44 Time 1:03.20 34.65 Points 845 Q 830 Q 825 Q 821 Q 804 Q 765 Q 745 Q 709 Q 704 683 678 640 625 616 1:03.58 34.46 1:03.70 34.18 1:03.80 35.71 1:04.25 35.12 1:05.32 34.86 1:05.90 35.73 1:07.01 36.88 1:07.18 34.67 1:07.84 36.08 1:08.03 35.77 1:09.32 38.19 1:09.87 37.37 1:10.24 38.80 Legend: Q Qualified for the next phase R.T. Reaction time Timing & DataHandling by OMEGA SWW051900_74A 1.0 Report Created SAT 11 OCT 2008 19:20 Page 1/1 FINA / ARENA Swimming World Cup 2008 BELO HORIZONTE DURBAN SYDNEY SINGAPORE MOSCOW STOCKHOLM BERLIN 10th  12th October Event 33 11 OCT 2008 Men's 200m Backstroke 200m Dos Hommes Heats Séries RESULTS SUMMARY Résumé des résultats WR WC Heats Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Heat 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 Record 1:47.84 26.40 1:50.42 25.82 Splits 54.43 54.17 Name 1:21.10 ROGAN Markus 1:22.27 BAL Randall NOC Code AUT USA Location Manchester (GBR) Berlin (GER) Date 13 APR 2008 18 NOV 2007 Event No. 33 Lane 4 2 5 4 2 3 6 7 3 6 5 Name DONETS Stanislav DE DEUS Leonardo HASSDENTEUFEL Lucien BAL Randall GUEDES Leonardo SANTI Fabio RODRIGUES Henrique FRAGOSO Lucas FIM Leonardo SIMON Thiago SANTOS Fernando Year of NOC Birth Code RUS 1983 1991 1990 1988 1989 1989 1991 1984 1986 1990 1988 BRA GER USA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA BRA R.T. 50m 27.93 28.87 28.66 26.73 28.11 29.16 29.08 30.24 29.85 29.18 100m 58.61 30.68 1:00.68 31.81 1:00.09 31.43 56.91 30.18 59.79 31.68 1:01.20 32.04 1:00.96 31.88 1:02.77 32.53 1:02.20 32.35 1:01.40 32.22 150m 1:30.58 31.97 1:32.03 31.35 1:32.24 32.15 1:30.19 33.28 1:32.25 32.46 1:33.58 32.38 1:34.04 33.08 1:35.99 33.22 1:35.21 33.01 1:35.49 34.09 Time 2:01.57 30.99 Points 744 Q 727 Q 711 Q 706 Q 681 Q 663 Q 662 Q 630 Q 626 622 2:02.51 30.48 2:03.45 31.21 2:03.74 33.55 2:05.22 32.97 2:06.34 32.76 2:06.40 32.36 2:08.51 32.52 2:08.77 33.56 2:09.08 33.59 DNS Legend: DNS Did not start Q Qualified for the next phase R.T. Reaction time Timing & DataHandling by OMEGA SWM042900_74A 1.0 Report Created SAT 11 OCT 2008 19:27 Page 1/1 FINA / ARENA Swimming World Cup 2008 BELO HORIZONTE DURBAN SYDNEY SINGAPORE MOSCOW STOCKHOLM BERLIN 10th  12th October Event 34 11 OCT 2008 Women's 50m Butterfly 50m Papillon Femmes Heats Séries RESULTS SUMMARY Résumé des résultats WR WC Heats Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Record Name 25.32 GALVEZ Felicity 25.36 KAMMERLING AnnaKarin NOC Code AUS SWE Location Manchester (GBR) Stockholm (SWE) Date 11 APR 2008 24 JAN 2001 Event No. 34 Heat 2 3 2 3 1 1 3 2 1 1 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 3 3 3 2 3 Lane 5 5 4 4 6 4 3 3 3 5 2 7 6 2 1 2 7 6 7 8 1 1 Name DE PAULA Daynara BISHOP Brooke GUEHRER Marieke ALSHAMMAR Therese MEDEIROS Etiene HENAO Carolina MARSON Jamilla VAN WYK Chanelle ANTONIO Dandara LOOTS Mandy FELIX Fernanda ROCHA Bruna Caroline JESUS Daniele LYNETTE Ng KOEHLER Simone MARTINS Renata MONTEIRO Ivi EDINGTON Sophie TING TING Koh SANTOS Ana Carolina BORGES Thalandra CHUA Deborah Year of NOC Birth Code 1989 1986 1986 1977 1991 1982 1985 1989 1990 1978 1992 1993 1991 1989 1992 1987 1984 1984 1992 1991 1989 1992 BRA USA AUS SWE BRA COL BRA RSA BRA RSA BRA BRA BRA SIN BRA BRA BRA AUS SIN BRA BRA SIN R.T. Time 26.66 26.69 26.85 27.54 27.62 27.64 27.84 27.96 27.97 28.12 28.19 28.36 28.50 28.58 28.75 28.78 28.98 29.03 29.60 29.78 30.01 30.83 Points 880 877 862 799 792 790 773 763 762 750 745 731 721 714 702 700 685 682 643 632 617 569 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Legend: Q Qualified for the next phase R.T. Reaction time Timing & DataHandling by OMEGA SWW020900_74A 1.0 Report Created SAT 11 OCT 2008 19:31 Page 1/1David Guthrie http://www.floswimming.org/articles/view/585-world-cup-belo-horizonte-day-2 Sun, 12 Oct 2008 16:26:00 -0500 8 By David Guthrie [Article] http://www.floswimming.org/articles/view/523-8 I was in a cafe right below my hostel about a block and a half from Tiananmen Square watching a 27 inch fuzzy television with a grab bag of international viewers. Where were you for the conclusion of the greatest Olympic performance in history? 17 races, 8 days, 7 world records, 8 olympic records, 8 Gold Medals, 1 blue print that Bob Bowman worked to perfection. Bowman learned how to develop the elite Olympian as a young assistant under Paul Bergan during the Tracy Caulkins era. It's a game plan that has been in the works for well over a decade. The Olympic portion began when he was still a boy, as he burst onto the five ringed scene at 15. Four years later was the test run. Bowman and his boy wonder were venturing into uncharted territory in 2004 and they still managed to walk away from Athens with 6 golds. After the 2007 World Championships in Melbourne any educated swim fan had to see this coming.  Thank goodness for Alain Bernard and Milarod Cavic. Without worthy opponents, Phelps's feat would lose its luster. Cavic's quotes provided something that American sports commentators make their living on... drama. Phelps losing the 100 fly wouldn't have been good for swimming, but Cavic saying it would be was. Without a little trash talk, the 4x100 free relay wouldn't have felt as sweet for the American swim fan. This was a huge step for swimming because of those contributions.  Enjoy the moment Michael. Enjoy the fact that you are the biggest star on the planet right now. You've said for a while now that your goal is to bring the sport to the next level, and you've done that. Now in these next few months we all have to figure out how to exist on this new level you've carried us to...  David Guthrie http://www.floswimming.org/articles/view/523-8 Sat, 16 Aug 2008 22:18:00 -0500 Jason Lezak For President By David Guthrie [Article] http://www.floswimming.org/articles/view/507-jason-lezak-for-president 50 meters away from the French following through on their trash talk. 25 meters away from Phelps falling short of eight golds. 10 meters of the best relay finish ever. 4 seconds under the World Record. Phelps AR (47.51), Webber-Gale (47.02), Jones (47.65), LEZAK (46.06)! What a cherry on top of the greatest swimming session in history. 4 world records. Women's 100 Back, Kirsty Coventry (58.77). Men's 100 Breast, Kosuke Kitajima (58.91). Men's 100 Free, Eamon Sullivan (47.24 Relay lead-off). Men's 4x100 Free Relay (4:08.24). Don't ever tell me swimming is boring. For full results (click here)    David Guthrie http://www.floswimming.org/articles/view/507-jason-lezak-for-president Sun, 10 Aug 2008 22:39:00 -0500 Battling Blogs By David Guthrie [Article] http://www.floswimming.org/articles/view/505-battling-blogs Compare what Jeff and Chris predict here. More info about the battle here. To read the reasoning/rationale behind these posts check out their blogs. Jeff Grace            Day 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 Chris Desantis   Day 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 Event nameChris DesantisJeff Grace Score Men's 400 IM   1) Phelps2) Lochte3) Cseh   1) Phelps2) Cseh3) Lochte    Men's 400 Free   1) Park2) Hackett3) Zhang    1) Park2) PVK3) Hackett   Women's 400 IM   1) Hoff2) Coventry3) Beisel    1) Hoff2) Coventry3) Rice    Women's 4 x 100Free Relay   1) Australia2) Netherlands3) America   1) Australia2) Netherlands3) American   Total J - 16 C - 14 Women's  100 Fly   1) Libby Trickett2) Jessica Schipper3) Jemma Lowe   1) Libby Lenton-Trickett2) Jessica Schipper3) Inge Dekker   Men's 100 Breast   1) Alexander Dale Oen2) Brendan Hansen3) Kosuke Kitajima   1) Brendan Hansen2) Kosuke Kitijima3) Brenton Rickard   Women's 400 Free   1) Federica Pellegrini2) Katie Hoff 3) Kate Ziegler   1) Katie Hoff2) Federica Pellegrini3) Laure Manaudou   Men's 4x100 Free   1) USA2) France3) South Africa   1) USA2) France3) Australia Total J - 29 C - 27 Men's 200 Free 1) Michael Phelps2) Tae Hwan Park3) Peter Vanderkaay 1) Michael Phelps2) Jean Basson 3) Peter Vanderkaay   Women's 100 Back 1) Natalie Coughlin2) Emily Seebohm3) Anastasia Zueva 1) Natalie Coughlin2) Margaret Hoelzer3) Laure Manaudou   Men's 100 Back 1) Aaron Piersol2) Helge Meeuw3) Liam Tancock 1) Aaron Peirsol2) Matt Grevers3) Helge Meeuw   Women's 100 Breast  1) Leisel Jones2) Tarnee White3) Rebecca Soni 1) Leisel Jones2) Megan Jendrick3) Tarnee White Total J - 42 C - 40 Women's 200 Free 1) Federica Pellegrini 2) Katie Hoff3) Sara Isakovic 1) Katie Hoff2) Sara Isakovic3) Federica Pellegrini   Men's 200 Fly  1) Michael Phelps2) Pawel Korzenowski3) Gil Stovall 1) Michael Phelps2) Peng Wu3) Gil Stovall   Women's 200 IM   1) Stephanie Rice2) Katie Hoff3) Kirsty Coventry 1) Stephanie Rice2) Natalie Coughlin3) Katie Hoff   Men's 4x200 Relay   1) USA2) Australia3) Canada 1) United States2) Russia3) Australia Total J - 55 C - 51 Men's 200 Breast 1) Kosuke Kitajima2) Alexander Dale Oen3) Daniel Gyurta   1) Kosuke Kitijima2) Brenton Rickard3) Hugues Duboscq   Women's 200 Fly   1) Jessica Schipper2) Audrey Lacroix3) Yuko Nakanishi   1) Oltylia Jedrzejcak2) Jessica Schipper3) Yuko Nakanishi   Men's 100 Free   1) Pieter Van den Hoogenband2) Garret Weber-Gale3) Stefan Nystrand   1) Eamon Sullivan2) Alain Bernard 3)Garrett Weber-Gale   Women's 4x200 Relay   1) USA2) Australia3) China   1) United States2) Great Britain3) Australia Total   J - 66 C -57 Women's 200 Breast   1) Leisel Jones2) Rebecca Soni3) Mirna Jukic   1) Rebecca Soni2) Annamay Pierse3) Leisel Jones   Men's 200 Back   1) Aaron Piersol2) Ryosuke Irie3) Ryan Lochte   1) Aaron Peirsol2) Ryan Lochte3) Markus Rogan   Men's 200 IM   1) Michael Phelps2) Laszlo Cseh3) Ryan Lochte   1) Michael Phelps2) Laszlo Cseh3) Ryan Lochte   Women's 100 Free   1) Libby Trickett2) Britta Steffen3) Marleen Veldhuis   1) Libby Trickett2) Marleen Veldhuis3) Jiaying Pang Total  J - 78 C - 69 Women's 200 Back   1) Kirsty Coventry2) Elizabeth Beisel3) Margaret Hoelzer   1) Kirsty Coventry2) Margret Hoelzer3) Elizabeth Beisel   Men's 100 Fly   1) Michael Phelps2) Frederick Bousquet3) Michael Cavic 1) Michael Phelps2) Ian Crocker3) Frederick Bousquet   Women's 800 Free 1) Rebecca Adlington2) Katie Hoff3) Coralie Balmy 1) Katie Hoff2) Rebecca Adlington3) Coralie Balmy   Men's 50 Free 1) Eamon Sullivan2) Alain Bernard3) Cesar Cielo 1) Alain Bernard2) Eamon Sullivan3) Garrett Weber-Gale Total  J - 86 C - 79 Women's 50 Free 1) Libby Trickett2) Dara Torres3) Marleen Veldhuis 1) Libby Trickett2) Cate Campbell3) Marleen Veldhuis   Men's 1500 Free   1) Tae Hwan Park2) Zhang Lin3) Larsen Jensen 1) Grant Hackett2) Zhang Lin3) Ryan Cochrane   Women's 4x100 Medley Relay   1) USA2) Australia3) China 1) Australia 2) United States3) China   Men's 4x100Medley Relay   1) USA2) Australia3) Russia 1) United States2) Aussies3) Russian Total J - 100 C - 88         P.S Note this page will be updated as the battle proceeds. Hence the empty space.David Guthrie http://www.floswimming.org/articles/view/505-battling-blogs Wed, 06 Aug 2008 22:36:00 -0500