I love my life and appreciate the things I have. Life is to short to carry regrets. I have to leave my past and create more excitement tomorrow. When I try that, seem like all the good things coming! You May Get more Info By The Article From A Local Parper Michael Hopes To Train Olympic Champions Michael has a simple goal: to train young swimmers to become Olympic champions. And if that happens one day, then Michael can say it all started in his backyard. Literally. Michael, a 40-year old licensed coach with USA Swimming, is constructing a large swimming pool (56 by 75 feet) at his home in Rosenberg. The pool will have eight lanes, facilities and adequate parking for the swimmers. “I’ve been swimming my whole life and (I) swam in the Olympics in 1988,” said Michael, who did the butterfly in the games at Seoul, Korea. He didn’t get a medal, though. Michael expected the pool, at their home to be finished by the end of July, but the pool remains under construction. But the michael’s main interest at this point, is building interest in swimming and forming a competitive swim team in the local area. Michael’s student in Houston, who won the Top Overall High Point Trophy at the Katy Spring Championships. He thinks Michael Phelps’ eight gold medals last summer at the Olympic Games can attract more young people to swimming. “As a former Olympian, I think I can help local improve their swim level,” he said. I love my job and my life!

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