Amy had the same problems. It wasn't a breakout meet, but she gets closer and closer, and she's moving in a positive direction. So in her freshman year at Cherry Creek High, when she decided to play soccer, basketball and swim, her parents were supportive then, too, as long as she was happy. The same cannot be said for her high school coaches, who told Katie to focus on one sport if she wanted to get a scholarship or play in college. She chose to swim.
Swimming is so cut and dry.
The time is on the clock, and no one can tell you that you didn't go that time. I went that way. You kind of follow what she did. So she has followed in form, but not in style. I'm always behind the blocks, cheering for everyone, even my competitors.