How to Deal with the Frustration of Being Injured
The frustration and depression that comes with being injured are very real. Here’s how swimmers can keep their mindset locked in when forced to sit out of the water.
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The frustration and depression that comes with being injured are very real. Here’s how swimmers can keep their mindset locked in when forced to sit out of the water.
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