James Smith On Swimmers Body Illusion

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[@AlfredoMuniz-es9ze]

That’s funny bc there’s this dude in my hs who is 6’6 tall mf who is naturally big n I told him he should do football but he says that he wanna do baseball

[@eq_world]

I’ve never been very bulky, so I could never to rugby, though I’ve wanted to. I am, however, a competitive swimmer. I have long legs and quite long arms, so I am at an advantage. You are absolutely right. Great vid.

[@HaHa-gy5vg]

Any body type can excel at swimming, it requires refined form.

[@MojoMachin3]

I dont think so

[@HaHa-gy5vg]

@@MojoMachin3 Are you an All-American in the 100 freestyle like myself?

[@HaHa-gy5vg]

@@crunch1495 Then you do triathlon, where their specialized body is at a disadvantage.

[@souradeepbera9712]

@@crunch1495 what do u mean by built different lol. Swimming isnt one single sport lol. I mean it is a sport but here are divisions to it. U will see that 50 m sprinters would have a much bulkier and muscular body than 400m im or freestylers or 1500m freestylers who would have a much leaner body with long reach and broader shoulders and that type of body which is typically seen as a swimmers body eg. michael phelps

[@bib9119]

But if you agree all professionals will have perfected and refined form similarly, somebody types will have advantages compared to others?

[@AG-xk6sq]

The real wasted potential is the guy complaining about how bad his genetics are.