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Pan seems amateur to the "unknown" swimmer next Olympic ;-P

Pan and Sun Yang make other people look slow

47.08

also, Alexander Popov became the Best Athlete in Men's Swimming at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. held in the United States.

learn to jump in the water

Let's see the footage ;)

@@SwimmingClips first of all you need a strong core for holding in streamline that long and you have to make sure your dive was good and balanced so you can stay in the middle of the lane without any underwater kicks and then you need to be able to hold your breath for that long and then you need to have a very good dive that will start you off the blocks better and not many people in the world can do all of that above and reach 24.9m so I don't know who the hell DAN M. is but you gotta think before you speak

Lmao okay

Lmao okay

Underrated comment😂

@@carson2040 bc his body fat percentage is extremely low

@@carson2040 yeah, and I am surprised by that. When I swam when I was in school, I sank like a stone.

Low fat percentage doesn’t correlate to greater flotation. It’s how dense your body is. As a matter of fact, fat floats better than muscle.

@Karen Xian unless it’s the 100 breast

He'd lose AND be disqualified

He wouldn’t disqualify

@brunobbigdongzhongyou can stream line past the 15, your head just has to break the surface of the water before the 15 meter mark

Nah this was done in a 50 meter pool so he got to just under half way (24.9 meter) off the start

He crosses 15m at 0:07

It’s a 50 meter pool

Drifting by laying flat on the water doesn’t count. And even when he drifted, that’s still not remotely close to 25m

@@GlobalPenguin2012 Well lets see. He entered the water at the 5m mark (which is crazy I don't know how he does that), got out at around 13m and glided all the way to 24.9m

🤔

Used to be an Olympic event in the early days. Was considered unathletic, so they eliminated it

​@@tylerkochman1007 how exactly is it unathletic 😅

he took a breath just before his hands reached the 25m point

I Knew Right......My Math Teacher Gonna Mad Seeing this

Because it was only 24.9

Idk I guess they like to be really specific.

To me 24.9 meters would draw my attention more because it’s so close to the halfway point

No it doesn’t

@@ava3910 I’ve been in competitive swimming for 17 years now, the last four I’ve been on a mid major division I ncaa team, but nice try

@@Stopleftists1776 ok buddy, cool

@SpaceQuackHD well said sir

@@Stopleftists1776 experience doesn't matter when you're wrong

bro no way

look at their angles of entry. Joe has him beat

This is kind off true, except that this tactic wouldn't work for anyone. take someone like Caeleb Dressel, I don't think going out slower would work for him. Most people do go out to hard though.

@@verward Any athlete worth his or her salt knows that that you train follow the process and have a race plan I, even as a much older amateur former competitive swimmer learned along time ago you dont just turn up at the meet and go hard from the start regardless of distance trust in the process

@@barefootbeachrunner9498 It's a bit late but Caeleb Dressel does trust in the process 100%. His race plans have been the same since he was an age group swimmer. Gregg Troy has been mentoring the dude since his collegiate beginings and I don't think it's going to change in a long time.

Nico Montinola true

Nico Montinola looks like this was before Dressel started pulling with his arms on the blocks

Don't jinx him. Focusing on that derailed James Magnussen before injuries slowed him down.

47.08 already

@@kankantona9070 dressel 46.96