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World Champion Gabrielle Rose on Qualifying for Olympic Trials at Age 46
World Champion Gabrielle Rose on Qualifying for Olympic Trials at Age 46
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Length:
49 minutes
Released:
Dec 22, 2023
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Podcast episode
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Gabrielle Rose racked up a lot of accolades before retiring at age 22: 11-12 national age group record holder, 22x NCAA All-American for Stanford, and 2x Olympian for Brazil in 1996 and USA in 2000. Then after hanging up her suit for less than a year, she returned to the pool and ignited her pro career while training under Dave Salo. This netted her 2x LCM world titles and 3x SCM world silver medals along the way to the 2004 Olympic Trials, where she just missed the team after being diagnosed with mono just weeks before. Two decades later, Rose has qualified for another Olympic Trials at age 46 and is once again training with Dave Salo (as well as her primary coach, Scott Hubbard). Rose explains training and recovering as an older athlete, goal setting, and why she is still racing 20 years after her last experience at Olympic Trials.
Released:
Dec 22, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode
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