Chase Kalisz on ASU Fall Training: “I was down in the grave for a while”

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ASU post-grad and Olympic champion Chase Kalisz took a decisive win in the 400 IM in Greensboro last night, besting the field by 3 seconds with a 4:10.42. Kalisz has been putting in a ton of aerobic work this fall, which isn’t the easiest for the near 30-year-old when training with spry 20-somethings.

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Williams College Super Fan
11 months ago

Chase leaves so much to be desired.

Certified Chase Kalisz Disliker
11 months ago

man he’s not my favorite

Anonymous
11 months ago

Ask him why he isn’t swimming in World Championships.

Johnson Swim school
11 months ago

Great job. I don’t know you but follow Your career. Keep climbing you can make it with Bob.

Swammer
11 months ago

Chase is a class act. Great leader for Team USA.

Viking Steve
Reply to  Swammer
11 months ago

Total Cass Act Indeed!

yes
Reply to  Viking Steve
11 months ago

Probably to influenced by Liv.

cynthia curran
Reply to  Swammer
11 months ago

Let’s put it this way. He is swimming 400 IM at 30 years old. Few elite swimmers do that. At 30 most do sprints.

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