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Jul 31, 2008 7:25 AM CDT
The past several days of training camp have been both long and trying. Fortunately we moved training locations just in time. After flying halfway across the world, we’re starting a new phase in our pre-Olympic training and have been rejuvenated by a fresh start. Our facilities here in Singapore have been amazing so far, which is good because rest is of the utmost importance right now. The hotel is this incredible five star hotel complete with lagoons, day spa and unbelievable buffets. Our rooms have large flat screen televisions, big bathtubs and the most comfortable beds! There’s even a button by the bed that opens and closes the window curtains. Having such a nice hotel makes it much easier to relax without going too stir crazy. Most of the girls have been perusing through the spa menu to book some treatments for later in the week. So far I’ve booked a Spirulina Anti-Oxidant facial and a reflexology massage for my next afternoon off of practice. It is the Olympics, so why not indulge a little bit? We just flew in last night, so I haven’t been to the pool yet. I was fortunate enough to take a tour of the facility when I was here last fall for World Cup, and from what I remember, it was comparable to our first class accommodations at the hotel. For the next week we’ll train at this swanky country club that overlooks a beautiful valley. I don’t golf, but after looking at the facility’s golf course I wish I did! We’re so fortunate that USA Swimming recognizes the importance of being comfortable before a big meet. Yes, we are getting spoiled, but I can guarantee you that everyone is very grateful! |
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Natalie Coughlin ![]() |
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Jul 31, 2008 8:13 AM CDT
Massages are really good for you. =] |
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♣ ♠ ♥ flying free ♥ ♠ ♣ ![]() |
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Aug 12, 2008 6:50 AM CDT
I'm glad you had a good time in Singapore! All the best for the rest of your swims :D |
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