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Darren Mew Age 26 Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Relaxing on a beach anywhere in the world Date of birth: 12.12.79 Born: Newport, Isle of Wight Lives: Bath Club: University of Bath Coach: Kim Swanwick Height: 1.93m Weight: 82.17kg TRAINS: University of Bath Pool OCCUPATION: Student Finest sporting moment: Competing in the 4x100m Medley Relay Olympic final Tips for the top: ‘Enjoy what you do’ Year of first GB selection: Junior- 1995, Senior- 1998 Sporting heroes: Sir Steve Redgrave, Linford Christie Closest friend in sport: All my training partners at Bath Favourite other sport: Anything to do with the beach. I grew up by the sea so sports like surfing and beach volleyball Three words that best describe you: Determined, competitive, happy Would most like to meet: Muhammad Ali Prized possession: My Olympic ring Worst sporting moment: Missing 100m breaststroke final in Sydney Biggest influence: Myself Most embarrassing sporting moment: Realising I had a hole in the back of my trunks just as I stood behind the block at the World Short Course Favourite saying: ‘If they do 20, we’re doing 30.’ Favourite venue: Ponds Forge, Sheffield. Its home turf Tips to relax: Listen to music Ultimate ambition: To win a gold medal at the Olympics <strong>Swimming</strong>: PBT Long Course 50m Breaststroke 27.56 (03) 100m Breaststroke 1.00.02 (04) BR 200m Breaststroke 2.17.26 (02) Career highlights: World Championship finalist in 2001 and 2003, bronze medallist at the World Short Course Championships 2000 in the 4x100m Medley Relay, three times European Short Course Championship bronze medallist and Commonwealth Games bronze medallist in 1998 and 1992 Commonwealth Games previously attended: 1998, 2002 23
Dean Milwain Age 19 Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Settling down Date of birth: 18.10.86 Born: Derby Lives: Loughborough Club: Loughborough University Coach: Ian Turner Height: 1.87m Weight: 88kg TRAINS: Loughborough University OCCUPATION: Swimmer First sporting success: Winning a county competition Finest sporting moment: Qualifying for the Commonwealth Games 2006 Tips for the top: Have fun Year of first GB selection: 2005 Sporting heroes: David Davies Closest friend in sport: Ross Davenport, Alex Scotcher and David Carry Favourite other sport: Rugby and Cricket Three words that best describe you: Stressed, fun and easy-going! Would most like to meet: Jessica Simpson Prized possession: Photos Toughest opponent: David Carry Biggest passion away from swimming: Relaxing and meeting friends Favourite venue: Berlin because it’s a fast pool Tips to relax: Watch DVD’s and listen to music Ultimate ambition: To win a medal at the Olympics <strong>Swimming</strong>: PBT Long Course 50m Freestyle 25.29 (05) 100m Freestyle 52.29 (04) 200m Freestyle 1.51.09 (05) 400m Freestyle 3.55.92 (05) 100m Backstroke 1.01.21 (02) 200m Backstroke 2.10.84 (02) Career highlights: Qualifying for the 2006 Commonwealth Games and bronze medallist at the 2004 European junior Championships 24
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