Australian Swimming Trials - Night 2 Highlights | Wide World of Sports
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- Catch up on the race replays and post race interviews poolside as Night 2 of the Australian Swimming Trials continue. Between Mollie O'Callaghan, Kaylee McKeown & Elijah Winnington the second night of the trials sees plenty more great Australian swimmers book their tickets to Paris.
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Sienna Toohey is from my home City of Albury, I am so proud of her achievement especially she’s only fifteen. 👏👏👏
Mckeown And All My Hero 🙏🇱🇰🌟🥇🥇🌟
Good luck All 💙🧡💛🧡💙💛
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Kaylee's such a beast. She missed that record on that short touch, and she's fuming!
Go give it to Reagan, Kaylee!
I think the extra stroke Kaylee took at the end so close to the wall cost her the WR..if she glides she gets it.
The Aussie team , needs to look at Qualification time for the Olympics as just a guide and take a full team with every race haveing team members in.
Yeah crazy times. Hopefully they'll realize that and take a full team
They can’t, you need to have an OQT to be allowed to go to the Olympics
@@Chicken-lx9dy These are times they set themselves. Check the Paris standards set by Fina, most of the swimmers have it.
@@jwang2879 Yes! You are right! Wow, I've just looked up the OQT table and AUS is really really pushing everyone. Unbelievably fast swims all around...
Yep. Australian swimming set the standard and they're the toughest in the world. They say it's because they want those they send to contend, not just make up the numbers. In reality, it's mostly financially driven as it helps keep down costs. Not much money in swimming.
That said, if you finish top 2 in the 100m back/fly/breast or top 6 in the 100m/200m free they likely take you for relay purposes whether you make the QT or not and you'll likely get to swim any other events you finished top 2 in whether you made the QT or not.
If you only finish top 2 in the 200m breast/back/ fly or 50/400/800/1500 free and don't make the QT that's when you will be in trouble.
Great time McKeown
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Women’s 4x100 medley relay needs to be: backstroke: Mollie, breaststroke:kaylee, butterfly: Emma, freestyle:shayna or meg. Kaylee isn’t a good leadoff and she is fastest Australian breaststroker
What time has Kaylee swum for the breaststroke? I had no idea that had ever swum that competitively. It is the leg that will cost us a chance for gold in Paris. We won in Tokyo by a tiny margin because Chelsea Hodges swum out of her skin and much faster than I think anyone expected from her.
@@gustaaf1892 kaylee went 1:06.8 in February, during a heavy training block, it was also an intense back to back double with 100 free only minutes apart, she would’ve definitely gone 1:06 low 1:05 high if she swam it here. It should be kaylee on breaststroke
@@aperson5237 Cheers for the response. I doubt they'll do it, but based on that information it would seem to be the right choice. She obviously trains for breaststroke as part of her medley training, so they'd have to know what she is capable of. The breaststroke is the leg that will cost us any chance of a gold medal in Paris if they go with all the specialists based on current performances. I'd back Molie to improve her backstroke time as well over the next six weeks. Hopefully Emma can get closer to her old form in the butterfly now that it is her only individual swim in Paris.
It's a shame Sienna Toohey isn't ready and by the time she is McKeon will be retired. Hopefully one of the other flyers can step up next year.
McKeown Toohey Throssell? O'Callaghan
Wunsch needs to put extra focus on developing her fly.
1:50 Mollie said to Kaylee “fck that hurt” plsssss
Post the paralympic quali highlights
Regan #1 :)
Careful now
Why is there no reaction time shown? :((
forgot freddy lane in your 200m freestyle history lesson - kind of a big deal hall of famer & first australian swimmer ever to win olympic gold & he won it in paris in the seine.
Will Mollie swim the back at Olympics?
Looks like it
@@sethaldrich6902 She has not committed to it yet. Will likely be dropped because it clashes with the 200 free.
I believe there is a young Frenchman that will give our guys a run for gold in the men's freestyle events. Go Aussies.
who’s that?? please tell me
@@mikes3637 I think he's mistaking Popovicci (Romanian) or he could be referring to Leon Marchan who is crazy good but doesn't swim the freestyle events lol
@@Rhea123casuals have had their minds warped by Phelps into believing that being good means participating in every race.
@@realistic_delinquent Ikr
@@mikes3637 Léon Marchand is a French swimmer and a member of the Arizona State Sun Devils swim team. He holds the World record in the 400 metre individual medley and the French record in several events, including the 200 metre individual medley, 200 metre butterfly and 200 metre breaststroke.
Mollie o claghan is beautiful... i want to marry her from romania
were is caeleb dressel???
He's American, not Australian.
@@purselmer5931 oh tnx.
Care factor and interest in this Zero
Why are the Aussie swimmers dying a death in the last 15 or 10 metres ..😳😣...on world record pace then ...😮
Its not that they're dying (most of the time), its just the fact that the world record line is simulated as an average pace throughout the whole distance instead of being simulated according to the exact pace that the swimmer had during the wr swim. Hope you understood what I meant I have no idea how else to explain it
@@aggelos_5216 I think it used to be like that many years ago. Then, as an evolution, they started using the average for each pool (average from 0-50m, and then, from 50-100 meters, and so on). But this one they are using on the trials is just plain wrong. Absolutely wrong! It's almost embarrassing. In the 100 backstroke for man, the guy was ahead of the line at 80 meters! And then, finished 2 seconds behind. NO WAY! In the 100 backstroke for women, the 3 of them were ahead of the line at 75 meters! NO WAY! They should fix it!
Because the world record line is wrong.
@@RodrigoAfonsoBrizaJunqueira Yeah I assumed no such mistakes would be made at Ots that's why I reached the conclusion of best average. Thanks for the correction
澳大利亚吃多少药量 才这么厉害
Hi Sun Yang, good to see you’re keeping an interest in your old pastime
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