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I embraced the next challenge of getting faster times.” Now, the 2016 Olympian says he considers the water “perfect.” Rather than evoke fear, the sport provides him with opportunities to improve by finding ways to combine strength, technique, endurance and mental toughness.

As he prepares to depart from competition, to spend more time with his wife and daughter, Pieter hopes his story will inspire younger athletes not to give up on their goals.

By cultivating the habit of being “fully present,” Austria’s Felix Auboeck has climbed the elite ranks and gained an even deeper appreciation for swimming.

A key to Jeanette’s longevity and success in the sport is her ability to adapt, set goals, and find ways to achieve her goals. “I’ve always followed my gut,” Jeanette says. “I’ve always followed my own path. If something doesn’t feel right, I make changes.

“The ISL went above and beyond my expectations last season with the show they put on every meet,” Jan said. “The NY Breakers gave me an opportunity to race for them. I'm excited to join them again, to leave it all on in the pool, and see how far we can take it.”

Hungary’s Boglarka “Bogi” Kapas was issued her first international passport when she was 55 days old. With travel comprising a special part of her life, she says is thrilled to have an added opportunity to compete on a global stage with the New York Breakers.