Dara Torres: 1967—: Olympic Swimmer, Model, TV Reporter and Announcer Biography
From Hyperactivity To Competition, From Champion To Olympian, Training Again At 33, Beat The Odds
Resilient Olympic sprinter Dara Torres brought home gold, silver, and bronze medals in swimming in 1984, 1988, and 1992 before entering a voluntary seven-year retirement. After defeating bulimia, which hampered her stamina, she began a career in modeling and TV sports commentary. At age 32, she returned to athletic fitness by following an intense regimen of work-outs, diet, and treatment for chronic asthma. She re-entered Olympic competition and won five more medals—three bronze and two gold. Her career total reached four bronze, one silver, and three gold Olympic medals.
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- Dara Torres: 1967—: Olympic Swimmer, Model, TV Reporter and Announcer - Training Again At 33
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