Cody Miller on Breaking 1:00: “How could you not be happy with that”

2023 U.S. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Cody Miller placed 4th in the 100 breast last night, cracking the 1:00 barrier for the first time in years in the process. Miller, a father of two who typically swims 4-5 times per week as of late, was elated with his swim, emphasizing that not taking swimming as seriously as he did in the past has helped his longevity in the sport.

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Seth
1 year ago

Cody is a good guy, great swimmer, excellent father. I even met him!
More power to him!

Justin Dermody
1 year ago

Well done Cody,always a joy to listen to him, long may he stay swimming, such a positive influence for young swimmers

superpenguin
1 year ago

Happy for you, Cody!

Andrew
1 year ago

Bro is a dad, trains like 3 times a week, and still goes faster than MA

swimz14
1 year ago

His attitude is amazing. Maybe it’s because he knows he’s already reached his highest point in the sport but seems like he could give a lot of great advice to younger swimmers.

marie
1 year ago

Always one of my faves. Way to go, Cody!

Big Reg
1 year ago

Not sure how the selections work for the teams other than worlds but is he likely to be selected for Pan-American games with that swim?

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Reply to  Big Reg
1 year ago

He is in the running for Pan Ams, although he’s not yet guaranteed a spot.

maheny
1 year ago

happy for him

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