Britain’s 100m breaststroke world-record holder goes into this week’s Olympic trials producing better times than ever after six weeks’ training in AustraliaAdam Peaty likes speed. He likes fast cars and fast music. He is the quickest man in the world over 50 metres and 100m breaststroke and,ominously for the rest, Britain’s golden hope is swimming faster than ever. “I contain just got back from Australia after six or seven weeks and the best long‑course training I contain ever had, and ” says Peaty. “I’m pushing times I contain never pushed before and I’m the fastest I’ve ever been.“For 100m you contain to go out fast but also bring it back,so weve been doing a lot of work on the back-conclude speed. We are looking at pretty fast times that I contain been struggling to carry out in a race.”Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com