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HakunaaMatata
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9 years ago
on quote 6983158
wow that hit me hard
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nicole🌹*
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9 years ago
on quote 6983158
literally same.
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HakunaaMatata
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9 years ago
on quote 6980277
get better beautiful(:
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KayleighJean
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9 years ago
on quote 6980277
Thanks doll, I am doing better now :)
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6979678
yes!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6976862
coming from a girl who went through this and finally let go...you deserve better. once i learned to let go I became happier and less stressed. have an open mind and just do you without letting anyone bring you down.
....you can tell me to shove my words up my a$$ haha, but just do what makes you happy :) ain't gonna get to live life twice
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6975935
wow i love this
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6975212
LOOK IN HER EYES & YOU'RE GONE FOREVER.
THIS IS MY FAV SONG EVER, YOU ARE JUST WAY TOO PERF GO HOME. ;)
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
wow thank you so much!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Omg I love you. Everyone has been giving me the "you're sooo good you have to swim in college" crap, and i'm so sick of it, haha. So i'm glad there is someone who understands me! Club definitely sounds better 100%.& wait, did you say Franklin, Marshall and Bloomsburg went to your school?!
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, no! Franklin and Marshall is a college, as well as Bloomsberg. I know I'm quite annoying with this, but I just can't stress enough the idea of choosing a school not just for swimming. Earlier this year, I got to meet a hockey player who I looked up to quite a bit. He was injured at the time and doing a meet and greet. I asked him a simple question: why he switched his commitment in his junior year. He automatically said "I liked Boston College hockey. Not Boston College school. If I were to get injured, I wouldn't be happy. I wouldn't know anyone and I'd be 2,500 miles away from home in a school I didn't like for any reason other than hockey. So I switched to Denver. My best friend was going there, it was a short flight back to LA, and most of all, I loved the school" the funniest thing is, he did this in case he got injured. He played a total of 20 games over two seasons instead of the 60 or 70 he should have. He was always injured and he literally doesn't regret it, even if he didnt win an ncaa title. He loved the school. Don't just choose a school for swimming. Please, just like don't. It's the most unhappy feeling you'll ever have.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
wow thank you so much!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh really? Indiana is currently my top choice but i still have time to decide. and yeah i think i'm lening more towards club swimming just cause i'm worried about being stressed and everything. i'm so glad you commented on this! i feel better about all this college craziness haha
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, I have a lot of college knowledge (that rhymes I'm so sorry). A lot of people whom I've swam with have gone on to swim in college, so I just pick up a lot of information from them. Plus, my brother's best friend plays D1 lacrosse and so I get to hear the division 1 pressure (a lot of the swimmers are high tier D3 from my school i.e. Franklin and Marshall, Bloomsburg). Club sports are always a good choice, since you can skip them any time. My brother says if he has, say, a micro test and has to study, he won't go. But if he feels like he didn't do well on an exam, he'll go to get his mind off it. He also made so many friends through it since they have a common interest: swimming! It's not structured at Penn State, which is really good. My coach is one of the fastest butterfliers in Penn State history and he said that he didn't like how often he had to go to practice and didn't have the full college experience, causing him to burn out and end up leaving the swim team. No matter what happens though, always choose a school you would like if you /couldn't/ swim there, in case you get injured. All my swim coaches swam D1 college and were some of the best, but they'll tell you how hard it is and how you have to commit to it and if you really want the college experience, just do club!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Omg I love you. Everyone has been giving me the "you're sooo good you have to swim in college" crap, and i'm so sick of it, haha. So i'm glad there is someone who understands me! Club definitely sounds better 100%.& wait, did you say Franklin, Marshall and Bloomsburg went to your school?!
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, no! Franklin and Marshall is a college, as well as Bloomsberg. I know I'm quite annoying with this, but I just can't stress enough the idea of choosing a school not just for swimming. Earlier this year, I got to meet a hockey player who I looked up to quite a bit. He was injured at the time and doing a meet and greet. I asked him a simple question: why he switched his commitment in his junior year. He automatically said "I liked Boston College hockey. Not Boston College school. If I were to get injured, I wouldn't be happy. I wouldn't know anyone and I'd be 2,500 miles away from home in a school I didn't like for any reason other than hockey. So I switched to Denver. My best friend was going there, it was a short flight back to LA, and most of all, I loved the school" the funniest thing is, he did this in case he got injured. He played a total of 20 games over two seasons instead of the 60 or 70 he should have. He was always injured and he literally doesn't regret it, even if he didnt win an ncaa title. He loved the school. Don't just choose a school for swimming. Please, just like don't. It's the most unhappy feeling you'll ever have.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
wow thank you so much!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
yeah penn state would be a dream come true. I'm looking at Indiana and Lock Haven.
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
IUP is really good! My friend's brother is going to run track for IUP! Lock Haven is out west, right? I live in the Eastern portion (Philadelphia) and so I don't know much about the colleges in the west.
My friend has times good enough for Penn State and that's the only school she's applying to so she thinks she might swim. At least apply and do club swimming! My brother did that because it's not as much pressure but it's great exercise.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh really? Indiana is currently my top choice but i still have time to decide. and yeah i think i'm lening more towards club swimming just cause i'm worried about being stressed and everything. i'm so glad you commented on this! i feel better about all this college craziness haha
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, I have a lot of college knowledge (that rhymes I'm so sorry). A lot of people whom I've swam with have gone on to swim in college, so I just pick up a lot of information from them. Plus, my brother's best friend plays D1 lacrosse and so I get to hear the division 1 pressure (a lot of the swimmers are high tier D3 from my school i.e. Franklin and Marshall, Bloomsburg). Club sports are always a good choice, since you can skip them any time. My brother says if he has, say, a micro test and has to study, he won't go. But if he feels like he didn't do well on an exam, he'll go to get his mind off it. He also made so many friends through it since they have a common interest: swimming! It's not structured at Penn State, which is really good. My coach is one of the fastest butterfliers in Penn State history and he said that he didn't like how often he had to go to practice and didn't have the full college experience, causing him to burn out and end up leaving the swim team. No matter what happens though, always choose a school you would like if you /couldn't/ swim there, in case you get injured. All my swim coaches swam D1 college and were some of the best, but they'll tell you how hard it is and how you have to commit to it and if you really want the college experience, just do club!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Omg I love you. Everyone has been giving me the "you're sooo good you have to swim in college" crap, and i'm so sick of it, haha. So i'm glad there is someone who understands me! Club definitely sounds better 100%.& wait, did you say Franklin, Marshall and Bloomsburg went to your school?!
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, no! Franklin and Marshall is a college, as well as Bloomsberg. I know I'm quite annoying with this, but I just can't stress enough the idea of choosing a school not just for swimming. Earlier this year, I got to meet a hockey player who I looked up to quite a bit. He was injured at the time and doing a meet and greet. I asked him a simple question: why he switched his commitment in his junior year. He automatically said "I liked Boston College hockey. Not Boston College school. If I were to get injured, I wouldn't be happy. I wouldn't know anyone and I'd be 2,500 miles away from home in a school I didn't like for any reason other than hockey. So I switched to Denver. My best friend was going there, it was a short flight back to LA, and most of all, I loved the school" the funniest thing is, he did this in case he got injured. He played a total of 20 games over two seasons instead of the 60 or 70 he should have. He was always injured and he literally doesn't regret it, even if he didnt win an ncaa title. He loved the school. Don't just choose a school for swimming. Please, just like don't. It's the most unhappy feeling you'll ever have.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
wow thank you so much!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
idk, i'm still kind of on the fence about it. I'm looking at a few schools in PA that i really like tho, but i still have no clue. wbu?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
i hope so, if penn state would have me i'd go in a heart beat, but i really wanna at least try. coaches think i have a better chance at water polo to play in college, so i'm focusing in on that a lot. what schools?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
yeah penn state would be a dream come true. I'm looking at Indiana and Lock Haven.
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
IUP is really good! My friend's brother is going to run track for IUP! Lock Haven is out west, right? I live in the Eastern portion (Philadelphia) and so I don't know much about the colleges in the west.
My friend has times good enough for Penn State and that's the only school she's applying to so she thinks she might swim. At least apply and do club swimming! My brother did that because it's not as much pressure but it's great exercise.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh really? Indiana is currently my top choice but i still have time to decide. and yeah i think i'm lening more towards club swimming just cause i'm worried about being stressed and everything. i'm so glad you commented on this! i feel better about all this college craziness haha
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, I have a lot of college knowledge (that rhymes I'm so sorry). A lot of people whom I've swam with have gone on to swim in college, so I just pick up a lot of information from them. Plus, my brother's best friend plays D1 lacrosse and so I get to hear the division 1 pressure (a lot of the swimmers are high tier D3 from my school i.e. Franklin and Marshall, Bloomsburg). Club sports are always a good choice, since you can skip them any time. My brother says if he has, say, a micro test and has to study, he won't go. But if he feels like he didn't do well on an exam, he'll go to get his mind off it. He also made so many friends through it since they have a common interest: swimming! It's not structured at Penn State, which is really good. My coach is one of the fastest butterfliers in Penn State history and he said that he didn't like how often he had to go to practice and didn't have the full college experience, causing him to burn out and end up leaving the swim team. No matter what happens though, always choose a school you would like if you /couldn't/ swim there, in case you get injured. All my swim coaches swam D1 college and were some of the best, but they'll tell you how hard it is and how you have to commit to it and if you really want the college experience, just do club!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Omg I love you. Everyone has been giving me the "you're sooo good you have to swim in college" crap, and i'm so sick of it, haha. So i'm glad there is someone who understands me! Club definitely sounds better 100%.& wait, did you say Franklin, Marshall and Bloomsburg went to your school?!
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, no! Franklin and Marshall is a college, as well as Bloomsberg. I know I'm quite annoying with this, but I just can't stress enough the idea of choosing a school not just for swimming. Earlier this year, I got to meet a hockey player who I looked up to quite a bit. He was injured at the time and doing a meet and greet. I asked him a simple question: why he switched his commitment in his junior year. He automatically said "I liked Boston College hockey. Not Boston College school. If I were to get injured, I wouldn't be happy. I wouldn't know anyone and I'd be 2,500 miles away from home in a school I didn't like for any reason other than hockey. So I switched to Denver. My best friend was going there, it was a short flight back to LA, and most of all, I loved the school" the funniest thing is, he did this in case he got injured. He played a total of 20 games over two seasons instead of the 60 or 70 he should have. He was always injured and he literally doesn't regret it, even if he didnt win an ncaa title. He loved the school. Don't just choose a school for swimming. Please, just like don't. It's the most unhappy feeling you'll ever have.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
wow thank you so much!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh i see. well damn that's awesome! Our time was 1:44
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
are you going to swim in college?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
idk, i'm still kind of on the fence about it. I'm looking at a few schools in PA that i really like tho, but i still have no clue. wbu?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
i hope so, if penn state would have me i'd go in a heart beat, but i really wanna at least try. coaches think i have a better chance at water polo to play in college, so i'm focusing in on that a lot. what schools?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
yeah penn state would be a dream come true. I'm looking at Indiana and Lock Haven.
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
IUP is really good! My friend's brother is going to run track for IUP! Lock Haven is out west, right? I live in the Eastern portion (Philadelphia) and so I don't know much about the colleges in the west.
My friend has times good enough for Penn State and that's the only school she's applying to so she thinks she might swim. At least apply and do club swimming! My brother did that because it's not as much pressure but it's great exercise.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh really? Indiana is currently my top choice but i still have time to decide. and yeah i think i'm lening more towards club swimming just cause i'm worried about being stressed and everything. i'm so glad you commented on this! i feel better about all this college craziness haha
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, I have a lot of college knowledge (that rhymes I'm so sorry). A lot of people whom I've swam with have gone on to swim in college, so I just pick up a lot of information from them. Plus, my brother's best friend plays D1 lacrosse and so I get to hear the division 1 pressure (a lot of the swimmers are high tier D3 from my school i.e. Franklin and Marshall, Bloomsburg). Club sports are always a good choice, since you can skip them any time. My brother says if he has, say, a micro test and has to study, he won't go. But if he feels like he didn't do well on an exam, he'll go to get his mind off it. He also made so many friends through it since they have a common interest: swimming! It's not structured at Penn State, which is really good. My coach is one of the fastest butterfliers in Penn State history and he said that he didn't like how often he had to go to practice and didn't have the full college experience, causing him to burn out and end up leaving the swim team. No matter what happens though, always choose a school you would like if you /couldn't/ swim there, in case you get injured. All my swim coaches swam D1 college and were some of the best, but they'll tell you how hard it is and how you have to commit to it and if you really want the college experience, just do club!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Omg I love you. Everyone has been giving me the "you're sooo good you have to swim in college" crap, and i'm so sick of it, haha. So i'm glad there is someone who understands me! Club definitely sounds better 100%.& wait, did you say Franklin, Marshall and Bloomsburg went to your school?!
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, no! Franklin and Marshall is a college, as well as Bloomsberg. I know I'm quite annoying with this, but I just can't stress enough the idea of choosing a school not just for swimming. Earlier this year, I got to meet a hockey player who I looked up to quite a bit. He was injured at the time and doing a meet and greet. I asked him a simple question: why he switched his commitment in his junior year. He automatically said "I liked Boston College hockey. Not Boston College school. If I were to get injured, I wouldn't be happy. I wouldn't know anyone and I'd be 2,500 miles away from home in a school I didn't like for any reason other than hockey. So I switched to Denver. My best friend was going there, it was a short flight back to LA, and most of all, I loved the school" the funniest thing is, he did this in case he got injured. He played a total of 20 games over two seasons instead of the 60 or 70 he should have. He was always injured and he literally doesn't regret it, even if he didnt win an ncaa title. He loved the school. Don't just choose a school for swimming. Please, just like don't. It's the most unhappy feeling you'll ever have.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
wow thank you so much!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Yup! that's incredible. what grade are you in now?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
I just set the record this year, so still a freshman. What was your time for the relay?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh i see. well damn that's awesome! Our time was 1:44
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
are you going to swim in college?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
idk, i'm still kind of on the fence about it. I'm looking at a few schools in PA that i really like tho, but i still have no clue. wbu?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
i hope so, if penn state would have me i'd go in a heart beat, but i really wanna at least try. coaches think i have a better chance at water polo to play in college, so i'm focusing in on that a lot. what schools?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
yeah penn state would be a dream come true. I'm looking at Indiana and Lock Haven.
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
IUP is really good! My friend's brother is going to run track for IUP! Lock Haven is out west, right? I live in the Eastern portion (Philadelphia) and so I don't know much about the colleges in the west.
My friend has times good enough for Penn State and that's the only school she's applying to so she thinks she might swim. At least apply and do club swimming! My brother did that because it's not as much pressure but it's great exercise.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh really? Indiana is currently my top choice but i still have time to decide. and yeah i think i'm lening more towards club swimming just cause i'm worried about being stressed and everything. i'm so glad you commented on this! i feel better about all this college craziness haha
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, I have a lot of college knowledge (that rhymes I'm so sorry). A lot of people whom I've swam with have gone on to swim in college, so I just pick up a lot of information from them. Plus, my brother's best friend plays D1 lacrosse and so I get to hear the division 1 pressure (a lot of the swimmers are high tier D3 from my school i.e. Franklin and Marshall, Bloomsburg). Club sports are always a good choice, since you can skip them any time. My brother says if he has, say, a micro test and has to study, he won't go. But if he feels like he didn't do well on an exam, he'll go to get his mind off it. He also made so many friends through it since they have a common interest: swimming! It's not structured at Penn State, which is really good. My coach is one of the fastest butterfliers in Penn State history and he said that he didn't like how often he had to go to practice and didn't have the full college experience, causing him to burn out and end up leaving the swim team. No matter what happens though, always choose a school you would like if you /couldn't/ swim there, in case you get injured. All my swim coaches swam D1 college and were some of the best, but they'll tell you how hard it is and how you have to commit to it and if you really want the college experience, just do club!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Omg I love you. Everyone has been giving me the "you're sooo good you have to swim in college" crap, and i'm so sick of it, haha. So i'm glad there is someone who understands me! Club definitely sounds better 100%.& wait, did you say Franklin, Marshall and Bloomsburg went to your school?!
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, no! Franklin and Marshall is a college, as well as Bloomsberg. I know I'm quite annoying with this, but I just can't stress enough the idea of choosing a school not just for swimming. Earlier this year, I got to meet a hockey player who I looked up to quite a bit. He was injured at the time and doing a meet and greet. I asked him a simple question: why he switched his commitment in his junior year. He automatically said "I liked Boston College hockey. Not Boston College school. If I were to get injured, I wouldn't be happy. I wouldn't know anyone and I'd be 2,500 miles away from home in a school I didn't like for any reason other than hockey. So I switched to Denver. My best friend was going there, it was a short flight back to LA, and most of all, I loved the school" the funniest thing is, he did this in case he got injured. He played a total of 20 games over two seasons instead of the 60 or 70 he should have. He was always injured and he literally doesn't regret it, even if he didnt win an ncaa title. He loved the school. Don't just choose a school for swimming. Please, just like don't. It's the most unhappy feeling you'll ever have.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
wow thank you so much!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Woah that's insane! That's cool though, what is your 2free time? it must be crazy
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
1:57. it's sad because i broke my school record but i barely made districts lol. i guess 1:57 is good for a freshman, right ?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Yup! that's incredible. what grade are you in now?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
I just set the record this year, so still a freshman. What was your time for the relay?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh i see. well damn that's awesome! Our time was 1:44
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
are you going to swim in college?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
idk, i'm still kind of on the fence about it. I'm looking at a few schools in PA that i really like tho, but i still have no clue. wbu?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
i hope so, if penn state would have me i'd go in a heart beat, but i really wanna at least try. coaches think i have a better chance at water polo to play in college, so i'm focusing in on that a lot. what schools?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
yeah penn state would be a dream come true. I'm looking at Indiana and Lock Haven.
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
IUP is really good! My friend's brother is going to run track for IUP! Lock Haven is out west, right? I live in the Eastern portion (Philadelphia) and so I don't know much about the colleges in the west.
My friend has times good enough for Penn State and that's the only school she's applying to so she thinks she might swim. At least apply and do club swimming! My brother did that because it's not as much pressure but it's great exercise.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh really? Indiana is currently my top choice but i still have time to decide. and yeah i think i'm lening more towards club swimming just cause i'm worried about being stressed and everything. i'm so glad you commented on this! i feel better about all this college craziness haha
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, I have a lot of college knowledge (that rhymes I'm so sorry). A lot of people whom I've swam with have gone on to swim in college, so I just pick up a lot of information from them. Plus, my brother's best friend plays D1 lacrosse and so I get to hear the division 1 pressure (a lot of the swimmers are high tier D3 from my school i.e. Franklin and Marshall, Bloomsburg). Club sports are always a good choice, since you can skip them any time. My brother says if he has, say, a micro test and has to study, he won't go. But if he feels like he didn't do well on an exam, he'll go to get his mind off it. He also made so many friends through it since they have a common interest: swimming! It's not structured at Penn State, which is really good. My coach is one of the fastest butterfliers in Penn State history and he said that he didn't like how often he had to go to practice and didn't have the full college experience, causing him to burn out and end up leaving the swim team. No matter what happens though, always choose a school you would like if you /couldn't/ swim there, in case you get injured. All my swim coaches swam D1 college and were some of the best, but they'll tell you how hard it is and how you have to commit to it and if you really want the college experience, just do club!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Omg I love you. Everyone has been giving me the "you're sooo good you have to swim in college" crap, and i'm so sick of it, haha. So i'm glad there is someone who understands me! Club definitely sounds better 100%.& wait, did you say Franklin, Marshall and Bloomsburg went to your school?!
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, no! Franklin and Marshall is a college, as well as Bloomsberg. I know I'm quite annoying with this, but I just can't stress enough the idea of choosing a school not just for swimming. Earlier this year, I got to meet a hockey player who I looked up to quite a bit. He was injured at the time and doing a meet and greet. I asked him a simple question: why he switched his commitment in his junior year. He automatically said "I liked Boston College hockey. Not Boston College school. If I were to get injured, I wouldn't be happy. I wouldn't know anyone and I'd be 2,500 miles away from home in a school I didn't like for any reason other than hockey. So I switched to Denver. My best friend was going there, it was a short flight back to LA, and most of all, I loved the school" the funniest thing is, he did this in case he got injured. He played a total of 20 games over two seasons instead of the 60 or 70 he should have. He was always injured and he literally doesn't regret it, even if he didnt win an ncaa title. He loved the school. Don't just choose a school for swimming. Please, just like don't. It's the most unhappy feeling you'll ever have.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
wow thank you so much!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh haha gotcha! & i'm from NY, where are you from?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
i'm from PA. the records in my district are so crazy, since we share the district with the top three in the state :(
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Woah that's insane! That's cool though, what is your 2free time? it must be crazy
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
1:57. it's sad because i broke my school record but i barely made districts lol. i guess 1:57 is good for a freshman, right ?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Yup! that's incredible. what grade are you in now?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
I just set the record this year, so still a freshman. What was your time for the relay?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh i see. well damn that's awesome! Our time was 1:44
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
are you going to swim in college?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
idk, i'm still kind of on the fence about it. I'm looking at a few schools in PA that i really like tho, but i still have no clue. wbu?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
i hope so, if penn state would have me i'd go in a heart beat, but i really wanna at least try. coaches think i have a better chance at water polo to play in college, so i'm focusing in on that a lot. what schools?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
yeah penn state would be a dream come true. I'm looking at Indiana and Lock Haven.
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
IUP is really good! My friend's brother is going to run track for IUP! Lock Haven is out west, right? I live in the Eastern portion (Philadelphia) and so I don't know much about the colleges in the west.
My friend has times good enough for Penn State and that's the only school she's applying to so she thinks she might swim. At least apply and do club swimming! My brother did that because it's not as much pressure but it's great exercise.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh really? Indiana is currently my top choice but i still have time to decide. and yeah i think i'm lening more towards club swimming just cause i'm worried about being stressed and everything. i'm so glad you commented on this! i feel better about all this college craziness haha
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, I have a lot of college knowledge (that rhymes I'm so sorry). A lot of people whom I've swam with have gone on to swim in college, so I just pick up a lot of information from them. Plus, my brother's best friend plays D1 lacrosse and so I get to hear the division 1 pressure (a lot of the swimmers are high tier D3 from my school i.e. Franklin and Marshall, Bloomsburg). Club sports are always a good choice, since you can skip them any time. My brother says if he has, say, a micro test and has to study, he won't go. But if he feels like he didn't do well on an exam, he'll go to get his mind off it. He also made so many friends through it since they have a common interest: swimming! It's not structured at Penn State, which is really good. My coach is one of the fastest butterfliers in Penn State history and he said that he didn't like how often he had to go to practice and didn't have the full college experience, causing him to burn out and end up leaving the swim team. No matter what happens though, always choose a school you would like if you /couldn't/ swim there, in case you get injured. All my swim coaches swam D1 college and were some of the best, but they'll tell you how hard it is and how you have to commit to it and if you really want the college experience, just do club!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Omg I love you. Everyone has been giving me the "you're sooo good you have to swim in college" crap, and i'm so sick of it, haha. So i'm glad there is someone who understands me! Club definitely sounds better 100%.& wait, did you say Franklin, Marshall and Bloomsburg went to your school?!
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, no! Franklin and Marshall is a college, as well as Bloomsberg. I know I'm quite annoying with this, but I just can't stress enough the idea of choosing a school not just for swimming. Earlier this year, I got to meet a hockey player who I looked up to quite a bit. He was injured at the time and doing a meet and greet. I asked him a simple question: why he switched his commitment in his junior year. He automatically said "I liked Boston College hockey. Not Boston College school. If I were to get injured, I wouldn't be happy. I wouldn't know anyone and I'd be 2,500 miles away from home in a school I didn't like for any reason other than hockey. So I switched to Denver. My best friend was going there, it was a short flight back to LA, and most of all, I loved the school" the funniest thing is, he did this in case he got injured. He played a total of 20 games over two seasons instead of the 60 or 70 he should have. He was always injured and he literally doesn't regret it, even if he didnt win an ncaa title. He loved the school. Don't just choose a school for swimming. Please, just like don't. It's the most unhappy feeling you'll ever have.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
wow thank you so much!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
wow awesome! I have a ton of respect for distance swimmers haha, you go girl.
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
i really hate distance, but one of my close friends was swimming distance until they realized i was better than her and threw me in!
what state is your record in, if you don't mind me asking?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh haha gotcha! & i'm from NY, where are you from?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
i'm from PA. the records in my district are so crazy, since we share the district with the top three in the state :(
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Woah that's insane! That's cool though, what is your 2free time? it must be crazy
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
1:57. it's sad because i broke my school record but i barely made districts lol. i guess 1:57 is good for a freshman, right ?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Yup! that's incredible. what grade are you in now?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
I just set the record this year, so still a freshman. What was your time for the relay?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh i see. well damn that's awesome! Our time was 1:44
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
are you going to swim in college?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
idk, i'm still kind of on the fence about it. I'm looking at a few schools in PA that i really like tho, but i still have no clue. wbu?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
i hope so, if penn state would have me i'd go in a heart beat, but i really wanna at least try. coaches think i have a better chance at water polo to play in college, so i'm focusing in on that a lot. what schools?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
yeah penn state would be a dream come true. I'm looking at Indiana and Lock Haven.
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
IUP is really good! My friend's brother is going to run track for IUP! Lock Haven is out west, right? I live in the Eastern portion (Philadelphia) and so I don't know much about the colleges in the west.
My friend has times good enough for Penn State and that's the only school she's applying to so she thinks she might swim. At least apply and do club swimming! My brother did that because it's not as much pressure but it's great exercise.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh really? Indiana is currently my top choice but i still have time to decide. and yeah i think i'm lening more towards club swimming just cause i'm worried about being stressed and everything. i'm so glad you commented on this! i feel better about all this college craziness haha
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, I have a lot of college knowledge (that rhymes I'm so sorry). A lot of people whom I've swam with have gone on to swim in college, so I just pick up a lot of information from them. Plus, my brother's best friend plays D1 lacrosse and so I get to hear the division 1 pressure (a lot of the swimmers are high tier D3 from my school i.e. Franklin and Marshall, Bloomsburg). Club sports are always a good choice, since you can skip them any time. My brother says if he has, say, a micro test and has to study, he won't go. But if he feels like he didn't do well on an exam, he'll go to get his mind off it. He also made so many friends through it since they have a common interest: swimming! It's not structured at Penn State, which is really good. My coach is one of the fastest butterfliers in Penn State history and he said that he didn't like how often he had to go to practice and didn't have the full college experience, causing him to burn out and end up leaving the swim team. No matter what happens though, always choose a school you would like if you /couldn't/ swim there, in case you get injured. All my swim coaches swam D1 college and were some of the best, but they'll tell you how hard it is and how you have to commit to it and if you really want the college experience, just do club!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Omg I love you. Everyone has been giving me the "you're sooo good you have to swim in college" crap, and i'm so sick of it, haha. So i'm glad there is someone who understands me! Club definitely sounds better 100%.& wait, did you say Franklin, Marshall and Bloomsburg went to your school?!
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, no! Franklin and Marshall is a college, as well as Bloomsberg. I know I'm quite annoying with this, but I just can't stress enough the idea of choosing a school not just for swimming. Earlier this year, I got to meet a hockey player who I looked up to quite a bit. He was injured at the time and doing a meet and greet. I asked him a simple question: why he switched his commitment in his junior year. He automatically said "I liked Boston College hockey. Not Boston College school. If I were to get injured, I wouldn't be happy. I wouldn't know anyone and I'd be 2,500 miles away from home in a school I didn't like for any reason other than hockey. So I switched to Denver. My best friend was going there, it was a short flight back to LA, and most of all, I loved the school" the funniest thing is, he did this in case he got injured. He played a total of 20 games over two seasons instead of the 60 or 70 he should have. He was always injured and he literally doesn't regret it, even if he didnt win an ncaa title. He loved the school. Don't just choose a school for swimming. Please, just like don't. It's the most unhappy feeling you'll ever have.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
wow thank you so much!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Aww thank you! it's for the 200 medley relay, I swim fly. & don't give up on your dream! what are your events?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
that's great! you must be so good! i broke the 200 free record as a freshman, but the time was reeeeaaally slow. i'm about 12 seconds off of the 500 record. so basically all distance events.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
wow awesome! I have a ton of respect for distance swimmers haha, you go girl.
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
i really hate distance, but one of my close friends was swimming distance until they realized i was better than her and threw me in!
what state is your record in, if you don't mind me asking?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh haha gotcha! & i'm from NY, where are you from?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
i'm from PA. the records in my district are so crazy, since we share the district with the top three in the state :(
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Woah that's insane! That's cool though, what is your 2free time? it must be crazy
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
1:57. it's sad because i broke my school record but i barely made districts lol. i guess 1:57 is good for a freshman, right ?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Yup! that's incredible. what grade are you in now?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
I just set the record this year, so still a freshman. What was your time for the relay?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh i see. well damn that's awesome! Our time was 1:44
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
are you going to swim in college?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
idk, i'm still kind of on the fence about it. I'm looking at a few schools in PA that i really like tho, but i still have no clue. wbu?
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
i hope so, if penn state would have me i'd go in a heart beat, but i really wanna at least try. coaches think i have a better chance at water polo to play in college, so i'm focusing in on that a lot. what schools?
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
yeah penn state would be a dream come true. I'm looking at Indiana and Lock Haven.
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
IUP is really good! My friend's brother is going to run track for IUP! Lock Haven is out west, right? I live in the Eastern portion (Philadelphia) and so I don't know much about the colleges in the west.
My friend has times good enough for Penn State and that's the only school she's applying to so she thinks she might swim. At least apply and do club swimming! My brother did that because it's not as much pressure but it's great exercise.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
oh really? Indiana is currently my top choice but i still have time to decide. and yeah i think i'm lening more towards club swimming just cause i'm worried about being stressed and everything. i'm so glad you commented on this! i feel better about all this college craziness haha
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, I have a lot of college knowledge (that rhymes I'm so sorry). A lot of people whom I've swam with have gone on to swim in college, so I just pick up a lot of information from them. Plus, my brother's best friend plays D1 lacrosse and so I get to hear the division 1 pressure (a lot of the swimmers are high tier D3 from my school i.e. Franklin and Marshall, Bloomsburg). Club sports are always a good choice, since you can skip them any time. My brother says if he has, say, a micro test and has to study, he won't go. But if he feels like he didn't do well on an exam, he'll go to get his mind off it. He also made so many friends through it since they have a common interest: swimming! It's not structured at Penn State, which is really good. My coach is one of the fastest butterfliers in Penn State history and he said that he didn't like how often he had to go to practice and didn't have the full college experience, causing him to burn out and end up leaving the swim team. No matter what happens though, always choose a school you would like if you /couldn't/ swim there, in case you get injured. All my swim coaches swam D1 college and were some of the best, but they'll tell you how hard it is and how you have to commit to it and if you really want the college experience, just do club!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Omg I love you. Everyone has been giving me the "you're sooo good you have to swim in college" crap, and i'm so sick of it, haha. So i'm glad there is someone who understands me! Club definitely sounds better 100%.& wait, did you say Franklin, Marshall and Bloomsburg went to your school?!
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desperado*
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Haha, no! Franklin and Marshall is a college, as well as Bloomsberg. I know I'm quite annoying with this, but I just can't stress enough the idea of choosing a school not just for swimming. Earlier this year, I got to meet a hockey player who I looked up to quite a bit. He was injured at the time and doing a meet and greet. I asked him a simple question: why he switched his commitment in his junior year. He automatically said "I liked Boston College hockey. Not Boston College school. If I were to get injured, I wouldn't be happy. I wouldn't know anyone and I'd be 2,500 miles away from home in a school I didn't like for any reason other than hockey. So I switched to Denver. My best friend was going there, it was a short flight back to LA, and most of all, I loved the school" the funniest thing is, he did this in case he got injured. He played a total of 20 games over two seasons instead of the 60 or 70 he should have. He was always injured and he literally doesn't regret it, even if he didnt win an ncaa title. He loved the school. Don't just choose a school for swimming. Please, just like don't. It's the most unhappy feeling you'll ever have.
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
wow thank you so much!
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
yes(:
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supercalifredge
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1 decade ago
on quote 6972922
Wow! That's crazy fast...
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HakunaaMatata
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1 decade ago
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