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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- RIT's A relay team pulls out quite the comeback after our backstroker forgets what race he's swimming.
Team members:
Andres Orbe - concussed backstroke
Shawn Nevers - breaststroke
Eric Moss - Butterfly
Will Brown - Freestyle
They literally had the fastest swimmers for every part, even the backstroke guy was the fastest in his category for the first lap.
Yeah they wouldve won regardless if the first guy messed up or not
yea they did have the fastest that’s why they were in the center lane swim events are seeded
It was like watching a speed run of duck life
@@birchtree_6 ahhhh, I never knew that!
@DeAndre DeAndre lane 5
The title is phrased like the backstroke happens last, which it didn't so people got confused af
Yeah title makes no sense lol... physically can’t lose?
Backstroke is always first my man
@@andriykramar4610 We were all brought here when none of us swim
Yea im so confused too
I cant tell what im supposed to b watching
Plot twist he actually did it on purpose to flex how good his team was at swimming.
Seems like some anime plot twist
So little comments lmao
Remind you on how many likes you got
Imagine he didn't. The lead would be big
You thought it was a backstroke, but it was I DIO!
POV: You came to the comments to find out what lane you’re supposed to look at
Fifth from the top btw
Oh wise one please tell me more
I spent so much time looking for it thank you lol
THANK YOU. Why isn’t this the top comment or at least pinned???
thank you very much
THANKS DUDE!!!
0:49 in lane 5 (from back to front) the backstroke only did 50 when he was supposed to do 100. He tried to get out, realized his mistake and came in almost last for his part. The rest of the team “carried” him. Basically meaning “fixed” his mistake and they ended up winning the race
Lane 6
ty!! i was so confused abt what happened lol
Thank you
For people trying to watch the right lane, it's the third lane away from the camera
It is lane 5, lane 1 is on the far right if your at the block side, from the camera view lane 1 in on the far left.
Everyone: Lane 5!
Me *no idea about sports*: starting from the top or........
Had the same thought, im guessing its from left to right so bottom
You can see the numbers
@@avi1335 I might just be dumb and I don't swim so idk, but where do you see numbers?
@@eclipse7417 Under the diving boards, painted in black. Easiest one to see is 7, the one closest to the camera
It would help if they gave us a time stamp
him: heck yeah 200 medley relay
everyone else: is still going
him: 🧍🏻♀️
I know how he feels
400 medley relay
@@melt6894 Read his comment again buddy. He's talking about the guy that stopped at the 50 because he thought it was a 200 medley.
I think its a 25 meter pool so it would be 100
This is the most LEGENDARY comebacks I've ever seen.
I don't watch swimming but they went *ham*
Me the entire time: god i hope I'm watching the right person
Edit: warning y'all now, the reply section is a doozy.
I wasn’t even watching them I just kept wondering how much spit was in that pool lol
edit: holy shit stop fighting in the comments
@@pisulolol and urine
I still don't know who I was supposed to watch 😂💀
Don’t take the Lord’s name in vain, please repent for it’s a sin
@@Tyler.Kennedy lol
Me when they are bobbing their heads up and down: “Aw! They look like baby seals!”
If he hadn't messed up they would have won by miles 😂
But sometimes a mistake can make the other teammates push harder to win and their mindset changes compared to no mistake being made in the first place.
@@monicac7485 I gave this a like simply bc you said would have instead of would of
@@monicac7485 shits character building fs
@Sean Lee ah what you said is right. It also depends on persistence and how determined you are to win. Different people, different situations, different outcomes.
@@monicac7485 you squandered the opportunity to say 'different strokes for different folks' whilst talking about swimming. 😂
Just watched 4:11 minutes of swimming and still have no clue wtf was going on
This is a medley race 4x200, I think. 4 swimmers per team each doing 200 meters using a different swim style. First guy was swimming backstroke, but he got confused and stopped racing at 100 meters until everyone yelled at him to continue. He was roughly in second place until his error. After, they were dead last. His three teammates then swam the race of their lives and chased down each and every one of their competitors to win. Incredible.
The description:
Andres Orbe - concussed backstroke
LOL.
Loved the part where the butterfly stroke guy just turned into a dolphin
We do call it dolphin kick for a reason
@@CarlsCozyCorner fr
@@CarlsCozyCorner na i mean an actual dolphin jumping in and out of the water with such speed and form
Life, uh, finds a way
That guy was going so fast I almost couldn't say anything bad about Butterfly stroke.
For everyone confused about the title:
Lane 5 stopped after doing one lap. He then realized he still had another lap to go.
He finishes up his portion of the race and his team continues the race and eventually ends up winning.
Were way way behind and end up in first place
Yeah he thought he was doing 50
He dqd tho
I used to swim in High School and would always have anxiety attacks before a race and watching this really brought me back lmao
Same bro same
same lmao
Yep I literally hated it
I'm having a small panic over today's meet as of right now, lmao.
My sophomore year, I accidentally went two lanes over on my flip. That had to have been the most embarrassing moment in my time in swimming. I was still able to get back in my lane before I hit someone though
This is one of the most “fine, I’ll do it myself” things I’ve ever seen.
Nice comeback, his teammates didn't give up despite his error and they were surely motivated to get back into the race.
I think this is officially the second most random video TH-cam has recommended to me
what was the first most random one-
Yeah I also want to know what takes the top spot
Lads, he tricked us to reply to his comment, smart move.
“Kanye says good morning politely”
@@paullakamp8775 hahaha I've seen that too
Ok I can’t be the only one that thought the waves carried him 😅
You're not wrong... kind of. 😂 The wake a swimmer produces is key to the theory that the middle lanes are fastest. Setting the pace in the middle of the pool will have the least resistance, as there is less choppy water caused by the wake from other swimmers.
That freestyle anchor leg was truly awesome. That guys freestyle was like watching Popov or Thorpe. His arms look "slow" compared to the others but his kick was 100% efficient.
This is literally "Free!" in real life
Lmao I was looking for one of these comments
i’ve been watching that guy near the front. I thought by “carried” they meant the water carrying him far. he did go quite far under the water.
thats a hard one to live down aha
Ik
As a swimmer, I would hate it if I made this kind of mistake. I’m usually more nervous about relays than individual events in fear that I’ll hold the team back.
@@emmasanchez9170 same with running
That freestyler is so elegant with his strokes
Imma have a butterfly stroke trying to figure what tf is going on
Omfg towards the end I actually yelled “run” at the screen 🤦♀️
SAME LMOOO
At 0:50 the dude who stops swimming.
You’re welcome.
Thanks. I had no idea what I was looking for ^_^
THANKS
Thank you i was looking for this comment
Idk why I'm watching this video considering the only swimming knowledge I have is from free
omg how much i miss swim meets, I would lose my voice by cheering for my team every swim meet
That kid has the cleanest free style
0:51 he takes a breather during the race and they still are able to catch back up.
The way the audience cheering reaches a crescendo at the end is amazing to hear.
I feel for the butterfly swimmer in the first lane at the bottom of the screen, I feel like he's really pushing himself to get the team caught up.
I don’t even watching swim but the person doing the butterfly strokes deserves my respect because WOW that’s killer
FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE CONFUSED:
Look at lane 5 from the top to bottom... at 0:50 the backstroker miscalculates how many laps he has to do and accidentally stops. Lucky for him, the rest of his relay team is fast af so they still manage to catch and get first place.
Backstroker finished on his front. His team should have been DQd for that
i think they just felt too bad and the team did such a great job it would just destroy them if they actually got DQed
@William Doerr i know that’s not how it works ya dumb fuck, but when it comes to that level swimming for the age group, they let things slide a lot more than u think
@@higoodbye3495 this is collegiate level swimming
That's not the point
@William Doerr These fellas are Way older than 13
Their butterfly swimmer CARRIED that team. Amazing.
Me not knowing anything about swimming and the different types of strokes: "who's being carried? Wait why is this video 4 minutes long? I'm not enjoying this, why am I watching?"
I'm sure you probably know backstroke is the first one. At 0:50, the dude stopped, not realizing it was a 400 medley relay instead of a 200 medley relay. Second was breastroke, 3rd was butterfly, last is free.
For anyone who’s confused, 0:46 is when it happens lol
Also closest lane to the pov is 7, and the guy in lane 5 is the one who stopped for a second
Swimming is such a nice sport to try. Even if you suck at it, people, even strangers, will cheer on. There were times when a person was way behind but got the most cheers.
For those who don’t know who to look at, he’s in lane 5 (count from top to bottom). The guy thought he finished his lap but didn’t so he finished last, his mates had to make up for it and they still won.
That one kid in the group project that does nothing but still gets an A+
Lmao I was watching the wrong person until he very end 😭
I havent been in a pool in over a year and can barely doggy paddle so I have no clue what the actual frick I'm doing here but the last 4 minutes and 11 seconds of my life were full of suspense.
Damn, that butterfly tho... super smooth and fun to watch
as a person who swam on a team and competed for 4 years this was entertaining thank you because this shit happens all the time LOL
a genuine thank you to the people who explained in the comments
As a swimmer I can say relays are the most stressful, its a race but you have the pressure of not messing and fixing others mistakes. Swimming in general is a fucking nightmare but cutting your time down is the best feeling ever. Bet one of them set a new PR.
I had to watch the beginning twice and so did you.
This is giving me flashbacks to the 50 meter relay when I had to do backstroke
Pretty impressed by the freestyler in lane 2.. dude came out of nowhere and managed to pull his team to 2nd place
When the last dude jumped in I was like here we go! -proceeds to hum the Wipe out song from the surfaris- hahaha
why was i so invested in watching a random swim match, i started getting anxiety watching lane 5
not me seeing this and knowing i’ve been swimming at this pool for almost 10 years...
This is what it feels like when you are bronze but your friends are legendaries.
I can feel my arms burn on the butterfly part LMAO
As someone who used to swim in some competitions my heart was going as if I was racing watching this. This was extremely intense.
Breast Stroke guy was the MVP, that was literally impressive.
And after that they were DQ'd for the 2nd change. On the camera it looks like he waited plenty but the judges said the timer doesn't lie. They didn't even show us the results of the mat splits! anyway, the guys from lane three shouted our boys a meal that night apparently, so all's well
should got DQ. that backstroke finish was awful
Another commenter said they got dq'd
*Reads title*
Me : Hmm yes, quite an interesting video TH-cam has recommended. What's a backstroke again?
For anyone confused as where to watch; watch lane five, lane eight is the closest lane to the camera and gets cut off most of the race; just count from there :)
Backstroker: actually woulda started strong if not for his mishap
Breaststroker: HARD CARRY, CAME BACK SO STRONG
Flyer: gained a little lead to keep lanes 3, 4, and 5 still in the race for 1st
Freestyler: brought it home, kept a good pace
Plot twist - the guy is actually not human. He is in fact a Pokémon, and he used the Trick Room to distort the dimension so that he could effectively use his water power!
Damn I miss this honestly swim team is freaking amazing. You get the chance do it.
wait so your telling me my swim coach spent 3 hours perfecting my backstroke start and it isn’t even the one the professionals use, god damnit
😂i was sure it was a loss. But damn the last guy came in clutch!
I well recognize the, "Oh sh*t we need to catch up!" Breastroke.
Being a swimmer myself this was quite amazing to watch, I've seen something like this been done before with a 400 free relay. I can also feel the secondhand embarrassment for the backstroker tho 😅 I always have to remind myself what I am swimming, especially in relays
OMG I miss this, that was amazing
i could be doing homework or i can watch some random swim man get carried by his team
Whatever that sharp whistling was about halfway through the video unless it was necessary it would’ve gotten an immediate response from my mother
Idk if i watched the right person but I think its the one with the yellow cap at the begining and holy shit this friggen madlad legit carried this team like bro chill he swam so friggen fast like mad respect honestly?
I remember being on the swim team for club and high school. For a high school meet, I was doing either the 200Im or the 400IM. Usually nobody cheered for me in my events, but since we had a new coach this was mandatory. As I was on breaststroke, I heard my name being called so I just stopped and looked around to see what was going on lol
breaststroke man really gave his team morale
Wow, the new season of Free! Looks pretty good
These guys got some mad indurance
my legs and lungs hurt from watching this
Took me a while to realize but just to save yall the time- your supposed to be looking at the 5th lane from the top. And if that isn't helping, its the dude whos being coached/yelled at by the orange dude on the left/end point.
WHO AM I SUPPOSED TO BE LOOKING AT? WHY ARE THERE SO MANY SWIMMERS? WHY AM I EVEN HERE?
Now im going to have swimming competitions and get flashes of kindergarden
The dude who got carried was leading the pack (top 2 for sure), before he fucked up, that squad was nuts, potential blowout if he didn't drop the ball
After watching this twice I now get it
Oh I get it now. The backstroker in the middle stopped after 1 lap when he was suppose to do 2. Yet that team still won.
In conclusion, the reason they won was because they were the fastest
That flyer is nuts
I relate to backstroke guy, some times you just forget where you are, it happens.
i would say that the algorithm lead me here, but i just applied to RIT so this might be google stalking me
This brought back soooo many good memories! Hahahaha
You know i think the backstroker had already finished his 2 laps when he stopped first. he just did a third one so it wouldn't be suspicious.
I don’t know what I’m looking at but they sure are swimming
He's never gonna live that down
I just know his coach is gonna scream at him afterwards
God this video brings back memories from when I used to swim. I loved and hated it lol
I was holding my breath for so long
I can't even swim and yall expect me to know who I'm supposed to look at
Me not knowing what's happening or who I should be looking at, but that's 🔥
That is one embarrassing mistake, I remember when I forgot I was doing a 400 relay and accidentally dove in after the person in front of me only did a 50. My mom yelled at me for that when I’m only on my high school swim team and threatened to take me off the team :)
literally watched this whole video confused the entire time as to who i was supposed to be looking at
The last 3 swimmers probably did their PB, or they’re really insane