South Carolina Coach Kevin Swander Answers Ed Moses With Trials Cut Of His Own
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Kevin Swander, an assistant coach with South Carolina, felt inspired today after 35-year-old Ed Moses turned in an Olympic Trials cut yesterday with reportedly little training in the past four years.
Swander, a three-time Olympic Trials finalist and World University Games gold medalist, who last competed at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials put up a 1:02.18 in the men’s 100-meter breast as part of the Carolina Aquatics May Breakout Meet today.
Swander, now 32, last swam at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials where he clocked a 1:00.98 and a 1:01.56 in the men’s 100-meter breast.
Swander, according to South Carolina head coach McGee Moody has had minimal training but still gets in the water.
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Just watched this happen!! Very cool!
Good luck Landon!
Go Kevin go!
Pam Garrett Swander – I hope my girls took note of his stroke and underwaters! Amazing! Glad we were able to see this! Congratulations!
This is the best news I’ve heard in months. Get it Slang!
Tomás Bisonó otro joven que hace el corte como Ed Moses.
Yeah. Me too. Sure. I went like a 1:01
Congrats Kevin!
Ok. .so maybe it is breaststrokers who don’t need to train? They are a special breed!! Congrats!
Thomas Clavier did you see this?