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Imagine spending 1,182 hours working hard and receiving no encouraging words.This was the situation I found myself in as I 　41.B　a new swim team with a Russian coach.As a long－time swimmer, I was used to receiving plentiful praises and　42.D　speeches from my coaches.　43.C　，after practicing for a few weeks, I noticed I did not hear any　44.A　like “you're almost there”， “congratulations”， or “you're doing great” that　45.B　me through the hard practice.I received scoffs (嘲笑) when I was expecting　46.B　and praises.To me, Vladimir seemed like a　47.C　man.

As I was trying to understand him through his heavy accent, I realized that Vladimir had been trained and　48.C　by the culture in Russia and that led to his different coaching style and unusually high　49.D　.He spent over 1,182 hours　50.A　，receiving no praises and was simply expected to　51.D　.This method of coaching that seemed so foreign to me was from what he　52.A　，leaving home at the age of twelve, and eventually winning an Olympic medal.

I began to appreciate his　53.C　to give out praises.He had a much different idea on how best to coach and motivate swimmers.He did not feel the　54.B　to say compliments(称赞), since he believed one should be　55.D　without these praises.

It was the fact that he was so different from my previous coaches that made him　56.A　.He forced me to really think about why I was swimming.I learned to swim not for　57.C　but to find the motivation.It became clear to me that the　58.D　of experiencing different coaching styles is that each one can bring out the best in me if I learn from these　59.A　.Various training styles may be 　60.B　 to me at the start but can help me grow in many ways.

文章大意：本文叙述了我在参加一次游泳的训练中，遇到了一位从来不表扬我们的教练，我从刚开始的不适应，到后来在这种训练的过程中受益。我最后意识到，不同的训练方式刚开始不容易接受，但最终会使我在不同方面受益。