Aaron Peirsol Aaron has been the world's best backstroker since 2001. His only significant loss over the past seven years came to Ryan Lochte at the 2007 world championships when Lochte broke the world… + See More +
Aaron Peirsol Aaron has been the world's best backstroker since 2001. His only significant loss over the past seven years came to Ryan Lochte at the 2007 world championships when Lochte broke the world… + See More
Aaron has been the world's best backstroker since 2001. His only significant loss over the past seven years came to Ryan Lochte at the 2007 world championships when Lochte broke the world record in that event. Aaron trains in Austin, Texas under coach Eddie Reese.
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Lula August 20, 2008 at 11:36pm
I love watching his interviews! He's so layed back and he is sooooo sexy! Does it get any better?
first time I've seen this guy talk. he's not like phelps or those other olympians that have their own style of talking... he's like your regular-joe-american-guy and for that I give him props.
hes attacking his walls with more agression and not soo much worrying about the kcikout underwater. the people who are great at underwaters subconciously will easy up the last 5m into the turns to conserve and prepare themselves for the underewater kicking. peirsol knows that he is not on the same level undereater with phelps so hes going to try to distance himself from phelps at the 45m point to give him some room when phelps kicks out 15m.
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