Swimming guru RoccoMeiring says there is no margin for error as he prepares TRSchoenmaker and kaylenecorbett for next year’s Tokyo Olympics. By Herman_Gibbs | IOLsport
Meiring heads up TuksSwimming and Schoenmaker and Corbett count among the elite swimmers there.
“I have decided that Schoenmaker and Corbett will be on a ‘train to train’ programme. It is like starting from scratch,” said Meiring. “This will help condition their bodies and be capable of starting to train again. “In extraordinary circumstances, it might have been three weeks. Now being back in an Olympic standard pool was a shock to their systems.
“The last thing I want is for one of them to get injured or sick, especially in these uncertain times,” said Meiring.
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