Now that you’ve had a couple days to sift through all the awesome Olympic Trials content, it’s time to get caught up on what’s happening in swimming since Trials. We’ll do just that on SwimSwam News for Friday July 6th.
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That’s bullshit about the no sleep aids. It should be done on case by case basis.
Yep. Even Phelps takes stillnox for three nights to offset jetlags
Oh I didn’t know that about Phelps; that’s interesting. Stillnox (Ambien) is not a first choice;it can be a little tricky for some folks with the side effects and potential for tolerance if not prescribed properly so it needs close supervision. Its not something to be prescribed casually for the first time at the Olympics (or something to be stopped suddenly if its taken regularly). But again its something that can be reviewed by a team doc for all national team members taking or requesting sleep meds. Wonder what the U.S. Swimming policy is for these situations?
It is reported in swimnews (and in other sites) when Bob Bowman was asked about this latest craziness from Australia.
Good job at trials