A Day With Dara Torres: Part Three

In part three Torres refuels and spends the afternoon recovering using various massage techniques, such as mashing and stretching.

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Her race takes less than 25 seconds to complete, but for Olympian Dara Torres a typical training day is at least six hours. The 50-meter freestyle swimming star balances that hectic schedule with being a mom to five-year-old Tessa and the recovery regimens that come with being a 44-year-old elite athlete. Watch Torres’ balancing act, something every busy triathlete can relate to, in this video hosted by Bob Babbitt.

First, watch parts one and two. Then in part three above, watch Torres refuel and and spend the afternoon recovering using various massage techniques, such as mashing and stretching.

 Check back for part four.

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