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I Think The Biggest Things I Am Looking Forward To Is Getting New Faces Into The Sport. Getting Kids Who Could Be Afraid Of Water To Feel Comfortable In The Pool.

And I Hope Seeing A Therapist Becomes 10 Times Easier In The Future. For Me, Once I Came Out Of Treatment, I Got Into A Therapist And Continued My Road To Recovery And Health And Happiness. But Not Everyone Can Do That. It's Challenging To See A Therapist When You Work Full-time, When You Can't Get An Appointment Within A Week, And Then By The Time You Do Get One, Maybe You Feel Like Your "problem" Has Lessened And You Don't Bother To Go In. It's About Access.

Water Has Always Been A Large Part Of My Life, So For Me Now, Being A Father With Another Child On The Way, I'm Just Teaching Some Of The Small Things I've Been Able To Learn - And Passing That Onto The Younger Generation. Small Things Like Turning Your Faucet Off When You Brush Your Teeth, Not Taking A 30-minute Shower When You Really Don't Need To. So I Want To Teach The Younger Generation To Spread The Message And Make A Difference. I'm Almost More Excited To Do This Than I Was To Swim.

I Want To Test My Maximum And See How Much I Can Do. And I Want To Change The World Of Swimming.

I Like To Get In My Own World. When I'm Getting Ready For A Meet, I Always Have Headphones On, Listening To Rap Music To Get Myself Fired Up