一楼喂娘~顺便吐槽，我提了那么多问题一个没中

My body has changed since 2008. I've gotten a lot bigger. So, I've gotten a lot more muscular. That's due to my weight training. It has helped me in the water. Most of my events are not sprint events or distance events, they're mid-distance. I needed to be bigger than I was in 2008. It's different because your stroke does change and you have to adapt to it.
Ali (California)
Approximately how many yards/hours a week do you swim?
Ryan Lochte (2:51 PM)
Oh, I lost count. We swim 9 times a week. I would say including if it's just in the pool, we swim around 20 hours a week. But with dryland and weight training, I'd say 35 hours a week. Yardage, I'd say we go 70,000 meters a week.
Layla (FL)
Do you ever get tired of answering the same questions over an over again?
Ryan Lochte (2:51 PM)
No...it's kind of like swimming, the more you do it, the easier it becomes.
Alec (Phoenix oregon)
when will you stop swimming and what will you do after you stop
Ryan Lochte (2:52 PM)
I told myself I will stop swimming once I'm not having fun any more. I don't see that happening any time soon. My biggest goal is to go to the 2016 Games, so two more Olympics and then I'll decide if I want to keep going for 2020 or hang up the Speedo and figure out what I want to do next, which is designing clothes.
Risa R (MN)
How do you handle the pressure to be the best?
Ryan Lochte (2:53 PM)
I kind of don't let that pressure get to me. It goes through one ear and out the other with me. When people say that you're the best swimmer in the world right now, I don't think I am the best in the world yet. There is a goal that I want to accomplish in the sport and I have not reached that yet.
Rob (Jacksonville, FL)
My kids are 6 and 7 and love swimming on there summer swim team, we've been reluctant to start year around due to burnout. How old were you when you started year around and what do you recommend.....oh and GO GATORS!!
Ryan Lochte (2:54 PM)
When I was a kid, I was just having fun. I was enjoying it. I did so many other sports besides swimming. I never got burned out. I wasn't the best swimmer growing up. I didn't have my dreams become a reality until my first year in college.
Jennifer (NASHVILLE, TN)
How did your collegiate career at the University of Florida help you train and become the person you are today?
Ryan Lochte (2:55 PM)
It helped me out a lot. I feel like I have the best swim coach in the world and the best weight training coach in the world. That's basically where my swimming career started here at Florida.
Marc (Charlotte)
Do you prefer to grill with charcoal or gas?
Ryan Lochte (2:56 PM)
I love cooking out. I do like to grill. I can't get enough of steaks. I do have a grill outside on the pool deck. It's a gas grill.
Karina (Columbus, Ohio)
Did you always want to be a swimmer? Or was there a time when you aspired to be something else?
Ryan Lochte (2:57 PM)
Growing up in Daytona Beach, especially in high school, I was a better basketball player than I was a swimmer. I always wanted to become a basketball player before I wanted to become an Olympian.
Ryan Lochte (2:57 PM)
Thank you. Keep loving and supporting me like you have. I couldn't do it without you guys.


有一个网址，在下面留言就好了~不过我昨天看到的下面的留言一个都没选上

没了...都访问过了

都木有人看这采访，还好我木有翻译~~

罗仔继续吧，坚持到2016

The only thing different is I have a lot more confidence than I've had going into 2008.~~~
相信你会得到更多~~