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I had a chip on my shoulder - Cody Miller
Cody Miller is one of the world’s top breaststroke and IM specialist. He grew up in Las Vegas, and attended Indiana University. In October of 2017, Cody Miller launched the Cody Miller Adventures vlog on his YouTube page, the first episode of which documented a normal day in the olympic champions life. Since then, the vlog has become wildly popular in the swimming community, garnering Miller’s youtube page over 112,000 subscribers to date. Cody uses the vlog as a platform to talk with his audience about his training, what meets he is attending, his athletic and personal life away from the pool, and how he deals with problems and conflicts that may arise both in and out swimming. He competed at the 2016 Rio Olympics, taking home gold and bronze medals in both individual and team events. Now, he has joined ISL's DC Trident's as part of the swimming world's professional league.
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