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	<title>Comments on: How Do You Define &#8220;Success&#8221; in T.I. Swimming?</title>
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		<title>By: Michael Levy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This sentence reminded me of my feelings about TI, when I first found it in the mid-1990s: &quot;Rather than focus on teaching the .01% of the population that might win a World Championship, TI coaches strive to teach a proven method that works to countless other people for whom simply swimming with ease and enjoyment would be a great gift.&quot; Starting in the late 1980s there was a great deal of emphasis on measuring the performance of Olympic level athletes. They had computers and body sensors to measure everything. Great for the .01%, but of no use to anyone else. TI taught that you could make great improvements without any of that. Echoing Apple&#039;s ad slogan from the 1980s, TI was &quot;swimming for the rest of us.&quot;]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This sentence reminded me of my feelings about TI, when I first found it in the mid-1990s: &#8220;Rather than focus on teaching the .01% of the population that might win a World Championship, TI coaches strive to teach a proven method that works to countless other people for whom simply swimming with ease and enjoyment would be a great gift.&#8221; Starting in the late 1980s there was a great deal of emphasis on measuring the performance of Olympic level athletes. They had computers and body sensors to measure everything. Great for the .01%, but of no use to anyone else. TI taught that you could make great improvements without any of that. Echoing Apple&#8217;s ad slogan from the 1980s, TI was &#8220;swimming for the rest of us.&#8221;</p>
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