Mark went swimming almost every day in his childhood in Australia.?
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I recommend using "Mark went swimming almost everyday in Australia during his childhood."  This version is stronger.  Even better is, "During his childhood in Australia, Mark went swimming everyday."
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mark (blue coat) ponting
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NO!!! i am a competitive swimmer <16 years old>... i swim over 21 hours a week (thats about 55- 65 km) and i bike to school every day (another about 20 mins a day) and i am super health and not to shabby looking either
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Hello there!\n\nI wish i knew Mark and could help you find him, but i think i have suggestions that might help.\n\nyou can try asking around.. asking your friends or relatives who know him.. and as many people you can who might know a clue where he is now, and especially hot to connect with him.\n\nalso, there are websites that could help you find him. i've put 2 or 3 in the space for 'sources'.. so you could go there and try.. all you have to do is enter in his email address, or his name, and search. if he's registered with these websites, you'll likely find him, and get details like his address, if he's in the UK or where he's if he's not there, his phone number and other info that can help you connect with him. also, since you know his wife and daughter's names, you could enter their names to search too.. cos i guess if there's info on his wife or his daughter, then u find info on him.\n\ni guess there are other websites that i havent put down.. you could also ask around if anyone knows more about how to find a person. also, if you have friends living near where you suspect he could be living, they can help you out, i guess. it you dont have friends there, you could make one or two.. they might be able to assist you. i do wish you luck!\n\ntake care.
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Mark Spitz is the most successful swimmer. He won 7 gold medals with 7 world record times in the 1972 Munich Olympics. \n\n100 meter freestyle\n200 meter freestyle\n100 meter butterfly\n200 meter butterfly\n400 meter free relay\n800 meter free relay\n400 meter medley relay\n\nHe also won 4 medals in the 1968 Mexico City Olympics\n\nGold 400 meter medley relay\nGold 800 meter free relay\nSilver 100 meter butterfly\nBronze 100 meter freestyle\n\nBest wishes !
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Aquariums and underwater tunnels....also the fear of the future for my son....
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James Hoban.\n\nNow, why is this question under "Swimming & Diving"?
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about 2 years ago then this one sounds right\nhttp://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,20867,11246059-27652,00.html\n\nhope that helps
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I agree with the other answer, the Great Barrier Reef is off Queensland Australia
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crawl, front crawl, Australian crawl \na swimming stroke; arms are moved alternately overhead accompanied by a flutter kick
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i found a website about his life but didnt mention about his childhood.  but just look to the websites and hope u can get any other informations
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swimming - very healthy
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I love the clear water spring-fed Ichetucknee River near where I grew up in Fla. I'd like to scuba and swim in the Great Barrier Reef off Austrailia, though. That would be awesome.
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I know he went to school.  He grew up in the favela of Porto Alegre.  He talks about having to beg the other guys to let him play soccer with them.  His father died when he was 9 in a swimming pool accident.  Things haven't been easy for him.  He says he is only happy on the field.
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ten laps in the pool every morning..
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the great barrier reef is the natural wonder of Australia.
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my friend goes running and swimming and hes losing his...but run long distances and swim laps instead of just playing around...front crawl (freestyle) and back crawl (backstroke) and definitely breast stroke are probably the best swimming methods