By Olivier Poirier-Leroy on SwimSwam Doing big things in the water is hard enough… But what makes it infinitely harder is when we bring a victim mindset to the pool. Instead of taking ownership of our swimming, whether it’s swim practices or how we perform on race day, we blame others, grow resentful of the success of others, and obsess over the results at the expense of the process. In this article, we will look at the key differences between the “victor” and “victim” mindsets for swimmers and discuss some tools for turn up your victor mindset to eleven. Let’s dive right in. The Role of the Victor Mindset One of those tried-and-true cliches that get bandied about the pool deck is a variatio
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