A senior at Fort Collins High School, Bobby has shown his friends and family that hard work pays off. With his talent and determination, he is a positive influence to his teammates and anyone else who gets the chance to meet him.
Since he was young, swimming has always been a big part of Bobby's life. Bobby started swimming competitively for his local summer club team in 1993, after completing swimming lessons when he was only seven. His coaches were Shawn and Todd. Todd was very forcing, and would make Bobby swim his weakest stroke, Breaststroke, since Bobby couldn't swim it well and never learned the proper technique he never really learned it or swam it until several years later.
During the next two summers, Bobby still swam for Shawn and Todd and continually improved his time in the 25 and 50 Freestyle. He also began to enjoy swimming the 100 Backstroke. In the summer of 96, Bobby had new coaches Craig and Jason, Jason was the person who first taught him the Butterfly which got him started swimming it as well as the Individual Medley. In 1997 Jason kept coaching and Sean replaced Craig, that year he dropped time in all of his events and won the city championship in the 50 Backstroke at the age of 11.
In 1998 this became his first year that he didn't improve all of my times. The same year, Jason left and was replaced by Sean's girlfriend and his sister's friend, Carrie. In 1999 his times kept improving and in 2000, he finally broke 30 seconds in the 50 Freestyle.
2001 was Bobby's first year of high school swimming with Fort Collins High School, that's where his stroke was really analyzed and helped by his high school coach, Dan, who still is one of his favorite swim Coaches. All of his times improved and he lettered during that high school season. That summer he swam the City meet for his summer club where he won the 50 and 100 Freestyle and the 100 Backstroke. After the City meet, he swam in Summer Club State, where he got 6th in the 100 Freestyle.
This is proven when Agnus is discussing the incident when Bobby overhears "Bobby's IQ is a little high. . . . ... Bobby O'Malley's mother, also a reason for Bobby's distorted opinion, at a young age wanted to be a nun. She instead married Teddy and had Bobby. ... Bobby's father has very different beliefs on how Bobby should be raised. ... This further taints Bobby's opinion of a normal childhood. ...
Life of Bobby Sands Bobby Sands was born in 1954 in Rathcoole, a loyalist community in North Belfast as the first child of John and Rosaleen Sands. ... Bobby's life changed dramatically; in October of 1972, Bobby was arrested. ... In late 1976, Bobby was arrested again. ... Bobby was in a car near the scene with three other men. ... Nine more prisoners followed Bobby to their deaths. ...
Bobby and I then walked onto the field and down the tunnel to the players lounge, it was then when I realized that football history abounds with heroes, but there has never been another like Bobby Charlton. ... "So bobby was known as a soccer hero from the time he joined Manchester United?" ... "Every body knew Bobby was good but it all began in 1957 when United became English champions, but it was due to a major tragedy that made Bobby Charlton an English legend" "The Munich disaster?" ... Bobby has never done a dishonest thing in his life" Furguson laughed "is it true?" I questioned "Sir Bo...
Life of Bobby Sands Bobby Sands was born in 1954 in Rathcoole, a loyalist community in North Belfast as the first child of John and Rosaleen Sands. ... Bobby's life changed dramatically; in October of 1972, Bobby was arrested. ... In late 1976, Bobby was arrested again. ... Bobby was in a car near the scene with three other men. ... Nine more prisoners followed Bobby to their deaths. ...
Bobby and I then walked onto the field and down the tunnel to the players lounge, it was then when I realized that football history abounds with heroes, but there has never been another like Bobby Charlton. ... "So bobby was known as a soccer hero from the time he joined Manchester United?" ... "Every body knew Bobby was good but it all began in 1957 when United became English champions, but it was due to a major tragedy that made Bobby Charlton an English legend" "The Munich disaster?" ... Bobby has never done a dishonest thing in his life" Furguson laughed "is it true?" I questioned "Sir Bo...
They acted as a symphony, together with the usual fanaticizing of Bobby. ... Bobby knew he was where he wanted to be. ... Bobby made a living on thriving for a high. Plagued with a feeling of sorrow, Bobby needed an escape from reality. ... Ironically, Bobby trampled back into what he thought he escaped. ...
A Broken Promise Bobby was very sensitive and touchy when he was young. ... Bobby's mother had died at the time of his birth. ... It was not so easy for Bobby to except the fact though, and he wept bitterly all day long. ... Bobby stubbornly kept his promise. ... Bobby sat beside his father's dead body and stared at his father's face with tear-stained eyes. ...
Jenny, unlike Bobby, may have trouble identifying the same amount of fluid in a differently shaped glass as the same amount, whereas Bobby may have no trouble at all. Jenny will tend to be much more egocentric than Bobby, while he has a perception of other's minds. Bobby will be able to achieve some reversibility and other logic while Jenny is still entirely unable to do this. ... Compared to Bobby, Jenny is much more egocentric, she is unable to acknowledge that other people have minds, too. ... Jenny and Bobby's levels of development, according to Piaget, are very different. ...
At first, Bobby seems happy, but as the film progresses, it becomes evident that Bobby is dissatisfied with his life. ... Bobby then uncovers the piano and begins playing it. ... Bobby ends up bringing Rayette anyway. On their way up the California coast to visit Bobby's family, Bobby and Rayette give a ride to two women that have wrecked their car. ... Bobby's family are all prominent classical musicians. ...
