WOW! Im trying to be able to swim this in 32 minutes and this athlete crushes the 1500m in less than 15 minutes?! And he was barely kicking his legs, all arm pulls until that ending for a sprint. Amazing
@@drym3943 Anyone can remain horizontal with 2 beat kicks regardless of their center of buoyancy. The key points are 1. Head position 2. Core engaged with butt cheeks squeeze 3. Controlled rotation
Always wonder when to bend the elbow...and try to remind myself to do it, but it feels like I loose a little momentum, like I am letting water escape from the wake of my forearm. Still this guy's right upper arm stays almost parallel with the surface as his elbow starts to bend. It then dips as his body rolls ( I presume) . His left elbow dips much more, but that is the way for all swimmers as far a I can tell. At some point, the idea of symmetry goes out the window, or at least it just stays an ideal.
I think his head looks completely submerged until he breathes. other swimmers' heads are poking constantly out of the water. maybe that makes a difference in terms of hydrodynamic
The Chinese athlete is taking drugs that make him stronger and allow him to maintain the most efficient swimming form far longer than a normal swimmer. If he didn't take the drugs, his pacing would have been more erratic and his swim form would have declined to become less efficient over time because of fatigue. Usually, the normal highly competitive swimmer alters their swim technique when they change the pace of their swim, but the Chinese swimmer only increased his pace and kick without altering his arm stroke style and body rotation. That's unusual and probably an indication of taking PED, because a normal swimmer when they want to conserve energy or they want to sprint alter their swim style noticeably. That very early high elbow catch may not be duplicate-able by other swimmers especially if you need the strength to set it up without injuring yourself while using it long term. Everyone suspects that he's been taking a cocktail number of drugs since before 2014 and the likelihood he has been training under Chinese supervision with drug enhancements for much of his career is probably true. Since half of all drug violations caught in swimming has been with the Chinese, I don't think anyone has any doubts that the official Chinese athletic organization either allows, condones, or routinely encourages cheating by drugs or any other aspect of non-competitive methodology. The Russians are the same way.
@@fturla___156 I can't imagine Morozov taking drugs. Plus, the ISL tests their team members rigorously. But I suspect, you're spot on with the Chinese.
@@LK-cj5wv Thank you for the response. I have family that swim and one of them currently swims on the ISL league last year and is on the roster this year. I do not know if everyone wants to swim in Budapest for much of the new season, but at least the salary contract for everyone is consistent and much of the swimmers will get the same salary. My sympathies to those from last year that got very little for the effort.
Raw talent. He owns the sport, and is the only swimmer in all of history to win in BOTH sprint and long distance at the Olympics (200m, 400m, 1,500m), and the ONLY swimmer to break the hardest world record twice in the 1,500m, and the ONLY swimmer to win 4 consecutive world championships in the 400m.
Unfortunately PED allows an athlete to not only be stronger but it allows an athlete the physical and mental condition to hold form for far longer than normal. I cannot regard records held by such athletes as valid in any sport. If everyone else are not allowed the same parameters for competing and someone cheats with an unknown advantage then there isn't a competition, it's a rigged game.
It's all relative. Drugs may have been legal last year but added the banned list this year. Rich nations work on better/previously unknown PED then ban the ones they used to use. They all use PED one way or another as long as they were legal at the time.
@@askay2k Whether a substance is illegal or not isn't the primary concern when banning something from sports. The major perspective or reason the Olympic Organization bans some item, substance, medication, process, or procedure is the unavailable or perceived unfavorable utilization by much of the competing organizations. The major sports that have had a lot of problems with this issue has been baseball, football, and bicycling races. There may be other sports such as race car driving, golf, fire arm contests, etc. that have significant issues, but no one is screaming unfairness at the moment for those sports.
Unfortunately for you, not even PED allows you to become smarter than a mo Ron. Trimetazidine is a well-known heart medication for a well-known heart condition that Sun Yang has always had. Even the organization that bans substances makes mistakes sometimes, which is why it has UN-BANNED trimetazidine. When a medication is UN-BANNED, it should be obvious that they made a mistake banning it in the first place. Isn't it obvious? Extremely obvious? Mo Ron. Also, the fact that Sun Yang has been able to keep ALL of his world records and gold medals already speaks volumes about the lack of credibility of accusations from a mo Ron like you. Isn't that obvious? Extremely obvious? T - roll. Sun Yang is the ONLY man in the entire modern history of swimming to have won Olympic and World championships in BOTH short and long distances, i.e. 200m, 400m, 800m, 1500m, and the only man to have broken the world record in the 1500m TWICE, as well as the only man to have won 4 consecutive World Championships in the 400m, whether jealous t - rolls like you like it or not! Mo Ron!
Unfortunately for you, not even PED allows you to become smarter than a mo Ron. Trimetazidine is a well-known heart medication for a well-known heart condition that Sun Yang has always had. Even the organization that bans substances makes mistakes sometimes, which is why it has UN-BANNED trimetazidine. When a medicine is UN-BANNED, it should be obvious that they made a mistake banning it in the first place. Isn't it obvious? Extremely obvious? Mo Ron. Also, the fact that Sun Yang has been able to keep ALL of his world records and gold medals already speaks volumes about the lack of credibility of accusations from a mo Ron like you. Isn't that obvious? Extremely obvious? T - roll. Sun Yang is the ONLY man in the entire modern history of swimming to have won Olympic and World championships in BOTH short and long distances, i.e. 200m, 400m, 800m, 1500m, and the only man to have set the world record in the 1500m TWICE, as well as the only man to have won 4 consecutive World Championships in the 400m, whether envious t - rolls like you like it or not! Mo Ron!
The fact that Sun Yang has been able to keep ALL of his world records and gold medals already speaks volumes about the lack of credibility of accusations from a mo - Ron like you. Isn't that obvious? Extremely obvious? T - roll.
Drugged or not, that’s a beautiful stroke
yeah really amazing.
Only jealous slanderers call it "drugged".
You or the swimmer?
@@gbone7581 - funny !
Drugs? Funny coming from an American
Amazing - I was always looking for and replaying those underwater views - now there's a compilation :D thanks!
WOW! Im trying to be able to swim this in 32 minutes and this athlete crushes the 1500m in less than 15 minutes?! And he was barely kicking his legs, all arm pulls until that ending for a sprint. Amazing
Distance swimmer uses 2 beat kick
@@drym3943 Anyone can remain horizontal with 2 beat kicks regardless of their center of buoyancy. The key points are
1. Head position
2. Core engaged with butt cheeks squeeze
3. Controlled rotation
@@drym3943 Try using hand paddles with 2 beat kicks, I think you will get the right idea.
It's called a Total Immersion swimming style ...
@@haidernaqvi87this is 6 beat kick with pause lol. Tf you talking about?
He looks so relaxed. Beautiful to watch!
His kicking is so unique. 2bit when breathing side, 6bit for another side. I'd say it's a tricky 4bit.
I got you
I think Sun yang doesnt kick when he breathes?
Yes
i love his 4 beat kicks. ONE two three FOUR pause... the precision is impeccable.
Always wonder when to bend the elbow...and try to remind myself to do it, but it feels like I loose a little momentum, like I am letting water escape from the wake of my forearm. Still this guy's right upper arm stays almost parallel with the surface as his elbow starts to bend. It then dips as his body rolls ( I presume) . His left elbow dips much more, but that is the way for all swimmers as far a I can tell. At some point, the idea of symmetry goes out the window, or at least it just stays an ideal.
hebat luar biasa.
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I think his head looks completely submerged until he breathes. other swimmers' heads are poking constantly out of the water. maybe that makes a difference in terms of hydrodynamic
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Style ian thorpe
When I look at him, it looks like I am swimming same like he does. But my result is 25min / 1000m :) I guess I have to work on my technique
Look closely on their kick...it's synchronised with the catch
..left kick left catch...😉you master this and your time should be better
Your hip might be dropping too much
The Chinese athlete is taking drugs that make him stronger and allow him to maintain the most efficient swimming form far longer than a normal swimmer. If he didn't take the drugs, his pacing would have been more erratic and his swim form would have declined to become less efficient over time because of fatigue. Usually, the normal highly competitive swimmer alters their swim technique when they change the pace of their swim, but the Chinese swimmer only increased his pace and kick without altering his arm stroke style and body rotation. That's unusual and probably an indication of taking PED, because a normal swimmer when they want to conserve energy or they want to sprint alter their swim style noticeably. That very early high elbow catch may not be duplicate-able by other swimmers especially if you need the strength to set it up without injuring yourself while using it long term. Everyone suspects that he's been taking a cocktail number of drugs since before 2014 and the likelihood he has been training under Chinese supervision with drug enhancements for much of his career is probably true. Since half of all drug violations caught in swimming has been with the Chinese, I don't think anyone has any doubts that the official Chinese athletic organization either allows, condones, or routinely encourages cheating by drugs or any other aspect of non-competitive methodology. The Russians are the same way.
@@fturla___156 I can't imagine Morozov taking drugs. Plus, the ISL tests their team members rigorously. But I suspect, you're spot on with the Chinese.
@@LK-cj5wv Thank you for the response. I have family that swim and one of them currently swims on the ISL league last year and is on the roster this year. I do not know if everyone wants to swim in Budapest for much of the new season, but at least the salary contract for everyone is consistent and much of the swimmers will get the same salary. My sympathies to those from last year that got very little for the effort.
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drug man
winner of doping
A inveja faz parte.
How does he make this time without dying of oxygen
Practice
@@SecureOpsWizard doping
@@sftmadness2189 Your mammma was doping. Your boyfriend michael phelps was doping. ROTFLMAO!
Raw talent. He owns the sport, and is the only swimmer in all of history to win in BOTH sprint and long distance at the Olympics (200m, 400m, 1,500m), and the ONLY swimmer to break the hardest world record twice in the 1,500m, and the ONLY swimmer to win 4 consecutive world championships in the 400m.
Practice and doping. He was banned 2 times (2014 and 2020), the last one for 8 years
I see dead people too
What drugs was he taking to achieve this interesting technique?
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world record of doping
Deve ser frustrante nunca conseguir chegar ao nível destes atletas.
Unfortunately PED allows an athlete to not only be stronger but it allows an athlete the physical and mental condition to hold form for far longer than normal. I cannot regard records held by such athletes as valid in any sport. If everyone else are not allowed the same parameters for competing and someone cheats with an unknown advantage then there isn't a competition, it's a rigged game.
It's all relative. Drugs may have been legal last year but added the banned list this year. Rich nations work on better/previously unknown PED then ban the ones they used to use. They all use PED one way or another as long as they were legal at the time.
@@askay2k Whether a substance is illegal or not isn't the primary concern when banning something from sports. The major perspective or reason the Olympic Organization bans some item, substance, medication, process, or procedure is the unavailable or perceived unfavorable utilization by much of the competing organizations. The major sports that have had a lot of problems with this issue has been baseball, football, and bicycling races. There may be other sports such as race car driving, golf, fire arm contests, etc. that have significant issues, but no one is screaming unfairness at the moment for those sports.
Unfortunately for you, not even PED allows you to become smarter than a mo Ron. Trimetazidine is a well-known heart medication for a well-known heart condition that Sun Yang has always had. Even the organization that bans substances makes mistakes sometimes, which is why it has UN-BANNED trimetazidine. When a medication is UN-BANNED, it should be obvious that they made a mistake banning it in the first place. Isn't it obvious? Extremely obvious? Mo Ron.
Also, the fact that Sun Yang has been able to keep ALL of his world records and gold medals already speaks volumes about the lack of credibility of accusations from a mo Ron like you. Isn't that obvious? Extremely obvious? T - roll.
Sun Yang is the ONLY man in the entire modern history of swimming to have won Olympic and World championships in BOTH short and long distances, i.e. 200m, 400m, 800m, 1500m, and the only man to have broken the world record in the 1500m TWICE, as well as the only man to have won 4 consecutive World Championships in the 400m, whether jealous t - rolls like you like it or not! Mo Ron!
Unfortunately for you, not even PED allows you to become smarter than a mo Ron. Trimetazidine is a well-known heart medication for a well-known heart condition that Sun Yang has always had. Even the organization that bans substances makes mistakes sometimes, which is why it has UN-BANNED trimetazidine. When a medicine is UN-BANNED, it should be obvious that they made a mistake banning it in the first place. Isn't it obvious? Extremely obvious? Mo Ron.
Also, the fact that Sun Yang has been able to keep ALL of his world records and gold medals already speaks volumes about the lack of credibility of accusations from a mo Ron like you. Isn't that obvious? Extremely obvious? T - roll.
Sun Yang is the ONLY man in the entire modern history of swimming to have won Olympic and World championships in BOTH short and long distances, i.e. 200m, 400m, 800m, 1500m, and the only man to have set the world record in the 1500m TWICE, as well as the only man to have won 4 consecutive World Championships in the 400m, whether envious t - rolls like you like it or not! Mo Ron!
The fact that Sun Yang has been able to keep ALL of his world records and gold medals already speaks volumes about the lack of credibility of accusations from a mo - Ron like you. Isn't that obvious? Extremely obvious? T - roll.
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