Off Deck: Matt Grevers Returning to Competition

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At this weekend’s Arena Pro Swim Series stop in Austin, Texas, Matt Grevers will return to the racing pool for the first time since this summer’s Olympic Trials, and to discuss that and more, he joined this week’s episode of Off Deck.

Grevers won gold in the men’s 100 back at the 2012 Olympics but finished third at Olympic Trials in the event behind Ryan Murphy and David Plummer. On Off Deck, Grevers explained how he felt the moment he saw the “3” next to his name, how he handled it afterwards, his mindset for the remaining few days he was in Omaha and how he handled himself in the immediate aftermath of the meet.

Grevers went on to discuss why he wanted to continue swimming and how long he thinks he can keep it up. He also explained how his life has changed in the two months since the birth of his daughter, Skylar.

Watch the full interview with Grevers below, and check back next week for more episodes of Off Deck!

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Donna Bennett
7 years ago

I just love Matt Grevers

Marissa Walsh
Marissa Walsh
7 years ago

Yay! One of my faves?

Karen Duggan
7 years ago

YAY!!!!
Paul Smith

John Mulsoff
7 years ago

Best of luck the Mulsoff family is behind you

Amy Lynn
7 years ago

Awesome

John
John
7 years ago

Why can’t these 30+ year old American swimmers retire? Grevers has nothing left to prove and has won at every level. Try something new.

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