“I’m proud of myself and the results, believe it or not. “I’ve always loved the sport and how fair it is,” he continued. A little embarrassed, like, what just happened? But then also fully understanding of what just happened and the year I’ve had. “Very indifferent about my results, kind of being pulled both ways.
“I’m doing good right now,” Dressel said.
STAR BUTTERFLY HER SMILE AND OPTIMISM GONE FULL
After only resuming a full eight-practice-a-week schedule in May, Dressel placed 29th in the 100 freestyle prelims (49.42), third in the 50 butterfly final (23.35), fifth in the 100 fly final (51.66), and 22nd in the 50 free prelims (22.72). National Championships, beaming with optimism despite failing to qualify for the World Championships later this month. The seven-time Olympic gold medalist seemed like he had a weight lifted off his shoulders at this week’s U.S. Star American swimmer Caeleb Dressel spoke to the media for the first time in more than a year on Saturday and shared some of the lessons he learned during his eight months away from the sport following his unexplained exit from the 2022 World Championships. Share Caeleb Dressel Confident About Career ‘Longevity’ With New Outlook on Swimming on LinkedIn.Share Caeleb Dressel Confident About Career ‘Longevity’ With New Outlook on Swimming on Pinterest.Submit Caeleb Dressel Confident About Career ‘Longevity’ With New Outlook on Swimming to Reddit.Tweet Caeleb Dressel Confident About Career ‘Longevity’ With New Outlook on Swimming.Share Caeleb Dressel Confident About Career ‘Longevity’ With New Outlook on Swimming on Facebook.
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