You get through [the exhaustion] by saying [the Duel in the Pool] is just an extension of the world championships, ... Everyone's exhausted -- the United States, the Australians, the coaches, everybody. -Natalie Coughlin

 

You get through [the exhaustion] by saying [the Duel in the Pool] is just an extension of the world championships, ... Everyone's exhausted -- the United States, the Australians, the coaches, everybody.


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You get through [the exhaustion] by saying [the Duel in the Pool] is just an extension of the world championships, ... Everyone's exhausted -- the United States, the Australians, the coaches, everybody.

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Ties are pretty rare. I don't think I've ever tied anybody.

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I don't know what Aaron is doing, but it's working. He works really hard and he enjoys the sport, which is really important. That comes through in his races. He's going to keep getting better and better. -Natalie Coughlin
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The year after the Olympics is always an interesting year.

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It was really close, but we did the best we could, ... It feels good that the whole team won, though.

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The year after the Olympics is always an interesting year. The Australians are getting better and better. . . . Each team is pushing each other to get better. It's good for the sport of swimming and it's good for both teams. -Natalie Coughlin
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It felt good. I was just trying to make it into the top 8. I tend to go out really fast and try to hold on, and for this one, I just tried to let myself go fast, but not force it, and then make myself come home. That was my strategy, and I think it worked.

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