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    [After winning gold in 200IM at 2005 Worlds] "This feels amazing. I felt like this was my most pressured event, so just to get it done with and do so great, it’s just so exciting. I was relaxed and have done the training to back it up so whatever happens, happens – this is a time to have fun. I have trained really hard, and that is not so fun and for me, it’s all about having fun. I told myself there was no way to let this training to go waste, it is my time, I am ready to go! My whole race was flashing through my mind (during the medal ceremonies) and I thought: I did it, I can’t believe it, and I couldn’t believe the national anthem was playing for me."

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    Katie Hoff to FAST in California

    Wed, 19 Aug 2009 12:42:31 EDT

    Katie News iconSwimming World Magazine broke the news that Katie Hoff will leave the North Baltimore Aquatic Club and move to the West Coast, to train with new coach Sean Hutchison at FAST Swimming in Fullerton, CA.

    FAST was just named a U.S. Olympic Committee Professional and Post Grad Training Center for the west coast of the country, much like SwimMAC, and Katie's former club, NBAC are for the East coast. Hutchison is currently the head coach of King Aquatic Club, and will start his new position coaching elite swimmers next month. He will remain actively involved with KING Aquatics.

    Other swimmers expected to move to Fullerton include 2008 Olympians Caroline Burckle and Margaret Hoelzer, as well as 200 IM World Record holder Ariana Kukors.


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