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David Curtiss Is Looking Ahead to Short Course Worlds

2022 U.S. OPEN SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS

  • November 30-December 3, 2022
  • Greensboro Aquatic Center, Greensboro, North Carolina
  • Long Course Meters (50 meters)
  • Start Times:
    • Prelims: 9 AM (ET)
    • Finals: 6PM (ET)
  • Psych Sheets
  • Live Results

US Open champion in the 50 free David Curtiss dissects his first 15-meter work of his 50 free, including the start, underwater, and breakout. Curtiss will have his next shot at the 50 free next week in Melbourne at the 2022 World Short Course Championships.

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torchbearer
1 year ago

Just checked the weather for the first 2 days in Melbourne (it is an indoor/outdoor pool)… 17 degrees (62F) and rain. Of course it can be 40 degrees at this time of year!

Troyy
Reply to  torchbearer
1 year ago

Looks like the whole meet will be 22 degrees or cooler. People travelling from the nothern hemisphere hoping for lovely summer weather are gonna be disappointed.

Even where I am near the Gold Coast it’s lower than usual at 26 degrees.

Last edited 1 year ago by Troyy
Joel
Reply to  Troyy
1 year ago

On the recent swimswam breakdown, Tom Shields said it would be winter in Melbourne. Maybe he accidentally got it right.
The meet should be indoors. Or in Qld.

Taa
Reply to  Troyy
1 year ago

Sheep graziers are warned that cold temperatures, showers and southwesterly winds are expected

Jimmyswim
Reply to  Troyy
1 year ago

It was 37 on the Gold Coast yesterday. Oof. Surprised it’s going to drop so much next week.

K chilly
1 year ago

Make sure to tighten those goggle straps!

Verram
1 year ago

is the US team now in Australia?

Dr Deluxe
Reply to  Verram
1 year ago

It looks like most everyone is in the air,
heading towards Australia today.
Good luck to NC STATES Braden Holloway .
,FLORIDA’ Asst Coach Whitney Hite and the
rest of the staff and swimmers . David is right…the AUSSIES love their swimming and appreciate the sport . Great environment but the home team will have lots of support !
GO USA!!!

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