Meet 11 Olympic Contenders and Their Favorite Workouts

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Francesco Sinibaldi 10:33AM August 17, 2008

Thanks for the information. I guess the basics apply to every sport and athlete, regardless of their competitive level.

eric of NJ 9:42PM July 24, 2008

This article is a great insight into Olympic training. I must say, the dedication is impressive.

Trevor of WA 8:15PM July 24, 2008

Mark Warkentin, one of the Olympic contenders mentioned the article above, does absolutely monsterous workouts. Ten 1000-meter swim practices is just one example of the painful, mind-numbing practices that Mark subjects himself to, alone in an isolated aquatic environment. He is also one of the most improved Olympians as he improved his ranking in the 10K Marathon Swim from the twenties to one of the gold medal favorites. You can vote for him as the gold medal favorite in the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim at www.10Kswimmer.com.

Steven Munatones of CA 12:06PM July 24, 2008