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Cory Chitwood   June 29 at 9:13pm
I love this kids attitude, you see so many athletes dwell on their injuries and use it as an excuse for why they shouldn't succeed but to see him turn that around and use it as motivation to get better is extremely refreshing and an inspiration in itself.
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VABoiler   June 26 at 5:38pm
This segment was much more interesting than Part I. Part I sounded like regurgitation of things they've heard on SportsCenter ("perseverance", "hard-work", "commitment", blah, blah blah). The personal stories are much more illuminating. Great segment!
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Whit Fan   June 26 at 12:18pm
Kinda bumbed we didn't hear a little from Whitney Myers. This video from a couple years ago illustrates a little bit what an athlete goes through after a less than satisfying season - and how they get back on it. I've shown it to my swimmers. Love hearing how elite athletes think.

http://www.floswimming.org/videos/speaker/604-whitney-myers/5943-whitney-myers
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Antithesis   June 26 at 11:33am
This is the antithesis for those who think swimming is only an individual sport. It is probably an easier thing to accomplish on a school team, but just think of how much complaining it would stop if it could be accomplished on a large club team.
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Dave Rollins   June 26 at 10:10am
Markus Titus. He is partially deaf and wears a hearind aide. Without it in he cannot hear. On the start he looks over for the flash, and has a great start. He has been 2nd at NCAAs and I am not sure his best time, but 52.low I think.
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Question   June 26 at 9:29am
why do they have someone doing sign? for a particular person?
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Bmkl's   June 26 at 9:26am
they have deaf kids there?
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ewiken   June 26 at 7:27am
In the words of James Carville, I have nothing to say..That answer was perfect.
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Frank Busch


Persevering through Hard Time

June 26, 2009
In part 2 of this U of A Team Talk, Frank asks his swimmers to give examples of how they've gotten through the tough times. At the end of the talk he emphasizes an undeniable characteristic at U of A: Team.

About Frank Busch 

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Franks Busch Approaching 40 years of coaching, Frank Busch is in his 20th season at the University of Arizona. In 2008 Frank's Wildcats won both the men's and women's NCAA team championship. That topped…
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