BY MIKE WATKINS//CORRESPONDENTEach December (and sometimes early January), millions of people across the globe make New Year’s Resolutions – goals or promises to themselves that they intend to keep to improve their lives. Lose weight. Exercise more. Save money. Drink less. Stop smoking. You get the picture. Rather than ask swimmers and coaches what their resolutions are for the upcoming year, USA Swimming asked them to offer resolutions for younger swimmers to help them improve in 2017 and beyond. Here are a few words of their wisdom for a Happy New Year in the pool.
BY MIKE WATKINS//CORRESPONDENTEach December (and sometimes early January), millions of people across the globe make New Year’s Resolutions – goals or promises to themselves that they intend to keep to improve their lives. Lose weight. Exercise more. Save money. Drink less. Stop smoking. You get the picture. Rather than ask swimmers and coaches what their resolutions are for the upcoming year, USA Swimming asked them to offer resolutions for younger swimmers to help them improve in 2017 and beyond. Here are a few words of their wisdom for a Happy New Year in the pool.
