Relive May 27 Edition of The Morning Swim Show: Pierre Lafontaine on Relay Team Bonding in Canada; Tom Shields on Breaking 200 Free National HS Record -- May 27, 2009
PHOENIX, Arizona, May 27. TODAY'S live edition of The Morning Swim Show was disrupted by an Internet outage, but you can now see the interviews with the CEO of Swimming Canada and the new national high school record holder in the boys' 200 freestyle.
Watch the video below and see host Peter Busch's interview with Pierre Lafontaine, who talked about the national freestyle relay camp held in Vancouver to help foster relationships among the future relay stars of Canada who can help the country win relay medals. He also talked about the country's stance on FINA's list of approved suits and Swimming Canada's 100th birthday. (Watch only Pierre Lafontaine's interview here.)
Tom Shields, the new national high school record holder in the 200 freestyle, talked about setting the record, including his race strategy using underwater dolphin kicking and how he hopes to improve on the race in college. He also commented on choosing Cal-Berkeley and what he hopes to contribute to the team. (Watch only Tom Shields' interview here.)
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