I have a daughter who is a swimmer and practice is the most important

factor in determining success. The more time they spend in the water, the better they get relative to their peers. Common sense, really.

I realize the author of that article claims it's the type of practice that's important, I.e., work smarter not harder, but in a sport that's heavy on cardio there's no substitute for putting in the hours.

In response to this post by VaAkita

Posted: 06/05/2017 at 4:20PM

How to make your kid good at anything -- VaAkita 06/05/2017 3:55PM

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...Carnegie Hall ** -- chumley 06/05/2017 4:33PM

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Allen Iverson laughs in your general direction ** -- TomTurkey 06/05/2017 5:38PM

More focus on character, less focus on winning ** -- hokeyhokie 06/05/2017 4:04PM

Focus on the right character attributes, usually results in winning -- vt_mughal 06/05/2017 4:33PM

I have a daughter who is a swimmer and practice is the most important

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