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		<title>By: Soyeun</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hi!  Your post reminded me of what I was thinking this morning in the pool: People often only see and appreciate your effort on the day of the event but for the participant, the most important part, the part we are all glad for, are the thousands and thousands of miles of training before the big day.

So many small details get worked out so that the whole of training might be seen as one bumbling mess of effort . . . if it weren&#039;t for the fact that you&#039;re paying attention, taking notes, learning.
 
That experience is so important for preparation and confidence.  So, thanks for making it educational AND fun, Amy!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi!  Your post reminded me of what I was thinking this morning in the pool: People often only see and appreciate your effort on the day of the event but for the participant, the most important part, the part we are all glad for, are the thousands and thousands of miles of training before the big day.</p>
<p>So many small details get worked out so that the whole of training might be seen as one bumbling mess of effort . . . if it weren&#8217;t for the fact that you&#8217;re paying attention, taking notes, learning.</p>
<p>That experience is so important for preparation and confidence.  So, thanks for making it educational AND fun, Amy!</p>
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