Margaret writes:

I can't help  but notice that one very successful swimmer has the classic
bottle-fed face  structure: upper jaw forms a narrow "U" in the horizontal plane
with the front  teeth crowded together, lower jaw
pointy and narrow, lower sides of face  not filled out well.  This swimmer's
face would fit right into Dr. Brian  Palmer's presentation.



~~ I pointed this out to my family when the races first started , and   also
that he sounds nasally like he has narrow sinus openings and sounds like he
has sinus issues whenever he is interviewed...it all fits with tongue
restriction causing palate malformation...

Peace,
Judy



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