World Records
Do you ever wonder how these world records continue to get beat? I mean, at what point does it stop and no one can go any faster in a race?
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1 Comments:
At 11:46 AM, August 14, 2008,
justbarely said…
I've been wondering the exact same thing myself, especially with regard to swimming, where records are being obliterated. My husband says it has something to do with that pool--it's built for speed by being a certain depth to reduce wave friction, blah blah blah. I'm just hoping it doesn't come back as steroids--that's always sad.
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