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In an exclusive interview, Regan Smith, the world record holder in the 100-meter backstroke, opened up about her journey in competitive swimming and the mental strategies that have shaped her success. Smith, who has been training alongside rising star Summer McIntosh, emphasized the importance of developing grit and resilience in the face of challenges.
She candidly discussed her past struggles with overthinking, revealing how it affected her performance in the pool. To combat this, Smith has embraced techniques that help her separate emotion from logic, allowing her to maintain focus during high-pressure situations.
As she trains with McIntosh under the guidance of renowned coach Bob Bowman, Smith is excited about the potential for growth in her own skills while also fostering a collaborative environment. Both athletes share a commitment to pushing each other to new heights, and Smith is eager to explore new methods to enhance her performance as she prepares for upcoming competitions.
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