Anna Peplowski Discusses Long Course Freestyle Progression, Indiana Training

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We sat down with Indiana sophomore Anna Peplowski, who is on a roll in this long course season. She’s gone from a PB of 1:59 to 1:58.4 (then 1:58.0 that night) in April at the Westmont Pro Swim to 1:57.0 just a couple weeks ago at the Indy Cup. Peplowski breaks down her relationship with long course and what’s made the difference these past few months.

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The General
1 year ago

Anna Peplowski is the real deal…. she’s so talented, is a hard work HORSE, and has the best coach ever!! Let’s go Anna!!

Yozhik
1 year ago

I really hope that that isn’t the remake of Gabby Deloof’s story who being already an established swimmer improved unexpected just in two seasons from 2min to 1:56. But then she bounced back to where she came from.
It’s long due to have 1:56 in-season swimmer in W200FR LCM.

Swimfan
Reply to  Yozhik
1 year ago

I agree with you 💯

Andrew
1 year ago

Go bless Anna, the Indiana Hoosiers and my friend, savior, mentor, and spiritual advisor GOAT coach Ray Looze

Tis’ a glorious day!

Dennis
Reply to  Andrew
1 year ago

Yes, congratulations to Anna. But for the other part of your post “spiritual advisor” you must be a narcissist. Sorry!

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