^ Yeah, but everything changes (and improves). From shoes that sprinters use, to bikes that cyclists use. That's just how it is.
If Phelps win the 8 gold medals at these games then he'll break the Spitz record only by one. Spitz also broke the WR in each of 7 gold medals he won at the 72 games. Lets not get carried away here. What Phelps is doing is absolutely amazing but it has essentially been done before.
We also have a couple of boats in the finals (men's double skulls and men's four) which is pretty awesome.Moving away from Phelps, GB got another silver today, for Emma Pooley in the time trial.And we've got a lot of crews in rowing finals - one of my friends who is a cox was once coached by Tom Stallard who rows in the Eights, as well as a guy who rowed with Pinsent in the Boat Race.
We also have a couple of boats in the finals (men's double skulls and men's four) which is pretty awesome.Moving away from Phelps, GB got another silver today, for Emma Pooley in the time trial.And we've got a lot of crews in rowing finals - one of my friends who is a cox was once coached by Tom Stallard who rows in the Eights, as well as a guy who rowed with Pinsent in the Boat Race.
^ Yeah, but everything changes (and improves). From shoes that sprinters use, to bikes that cyclists use. That's just how it is.
^But they control the water temperature, the amount of chemicals used and variety, the amount of ripple or chop (even within some pools), the quality and surface of the blocks... nothing that would make a huge change, but that helps.
And, the drugs now are less traceable. :P
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