The Dianense swimmer Miguel Ángel Ordóñez was a prey to the nerves that every debutant has on an important event such as a Spanish and Junior Spanish Championship, held in the pool of Terrassa.
In his mind he had the responsibility of being the first dianense who is on a date with the best on the national scene. This deprived him of a better concentration, having the nerves on the surface, before and during the test. This caused him not to perform his best career, much less, Miguel Ángel came with a better 25.51 brand and in the Catalan pool he made an 26.20, far from his personal brand.
When the nerves are competed at the highest level, and especially a bad start in a test as short as the 50 free meters, they leave you without options.
Despite this, his season has been spectacular. At your Aquatics club Marines Calpe has had eleven very hard months between training and competitions. Among his achievements, the fourth place in the Autonomous Championship in the test of 50 free meters and a ninth place in the test of 100 free meters stand out.
Now comes the time for rest before the month of September returns to hard workouts, with the goal set to continue down time.
