The FASTEST swimming I've EVER seen in a practice (ft. ASU Pro Group)

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @Sockwell
    @Sockwell  Год назад +81

    Tried to count how many times my best 50 free time got beat in this workout but lost count...

  • @keithteel438
    @keithteel438 Год назад +50

    What great filming! Held is a literal animal. The leg power he has to push off the wall with such speed is fun to watch, and you could see it in his dives too!

    • @Sockwell
      @Sockwell  Год назад +7

      Ryan's got some serious pop

  • @jrigs30
    @jrigs30 Год назад +9

    Lucky to be able to watch these athletes a couple times a week before we get in. Always something that is so impressive! Ryans walls are ridiculous! Mona is the place to be!!!!

  • @xavierruiz6419
    @xavierruiz6419 Год назад +12

    We really need Leon on a IM hard set

  • @bonbonboon4824
    @bonbonboon4824 Год назад +10

    Great video and filming my man
    Kyle >>>>> practice and pancakes

  • @samuelmottershead3609
    @samuelmottershead3609 Год назад +14

    20.2 from a push is insane, mid set as well😳

  • @ewhiteman27
    @ewhiteman27 Год назад +7

    i would love to see a similar video with the distance group, i was a distance swimmer and imo its fun to watch people go super fast consistently for hundreds of yards at a time (not that this wasn't also really cool to watch, i just have distance bias)

  • @andrewwong8928
    @andrewwong8928 Год назад +3

    bruh i felt that "ok"😂

  • @seantheswimmer
    @seantheswimmer Год назад +9

    watching this is nuts. ive seen hs kids push 21s or go almost as fast as these guys, but thats on tons of rest or taper! not :30!! asu is surely on track to be the next texas in terms of dominance

  • @Dare2work
    @Dare2work Год назад +12

    The speed at which they kick is insane😱

    • @Sockwell
      @Sockwell  Год назад +3

      Foot speed on another level 📈

  • @charlesknoepp2865
    @charlesknoepp2865 Год назад +6

    That 20.1 that Ryan had was definitely like a 19.8.

    • @Sockwell
      @Sockwell  Год назад +1

      we'll call it 18.6

    • @NRClips3414
      @NRClips3414 Год назад

      I agree.

    • @NRClips3414
      @NRClips3414 Год назад +1

      @@Sockwell yeah, but an 18.6 is like an 18.4 and if you really think about it, he really broke the 17 second barrier. Ngl.

    • @Sockwell
      @Sockwell  Год назад +2

      @@NRClips3414 you’re right, you’re right. Let’s lock it in at 16.24

    • @lajohnson1ly
      @lajohnson1ly Год назад

      🙄

  • @thepikachuoftexas3871
    @thepikachuoftexas3871 Год назад +3

    Simone Manual! HTOWN REPRESENT

  • @ItsJamezeee
    @ItsJamezeee Год назад +1

    Glad to see Xander training hard there in USA. Proudly Namibian🙂

  • @greenwarrior7656
    @greenwarrior7656 Год назад +1

    The fact that they're suited up for practice 😮‍💨

    • @maximus3294
      @maximus3294 Год назад +1

      they look like old suits. i doubt they have the hydrodynamic properties of fresh ones.
      i think it's probably just to simulate the tightness of race suits. can't imagine they do much else.

  • @jakemefford6068
    @jakemefford6068 Год назад +1

    How much rest between each set of 50s and 25s? Transition from best average to max effort without a break would hurt.

  • @sisterbrothers1677
    @sisterbrothers1677 Год назад

    You knew Smoliga couldn't stay away from Kalisz.

  • @razrgaming8996
    @razrgaming8996 Год назад +4

    21.9 and 20.1 in the 50 from a push...okayyyyyyyyyy 😰

    • @Sockwell
      @Sockwell  Год назад

      hard to understand for us normal folk, eh?

  • @icm_marco1_timbo
    @icm_marco1_timbo 29 дней назад

    25 m or 25 jardas?

  • @nicholasyoon9999
    @nicholasyoon9999 Год назад +2

    banger

    • @Sockwell
      @Sockwell  Год назад

      Appreciate ya, Nicholas!

  • @rockyyy
    @rockyyy Год назад +1

    very nice vid

  • @eamontyson8252
    @eamontyson8252 Год назад

    any reason why they would be training yards rn? Considering they only have to compete long course for Olympics and worlds?

    • @eamontyson8252
      @eamontyson8252 Год назад +2

      Also kyle would appreciate it if you cover Jordan crooks 18.90

    • @adanstover8594
      @adanstover8594 Год назад +3

      It is because training a mix of long and short course allows you to work on different racing aspects to overall make you a better swimmer. Phelps trained about 50 percent short course.

    • @Sockwell
      @Sockwell  Год назад +2

      Video coming tomorrow 🫡

  • @dongdong1783
    @dongdong1783 Год назад +1

    20.1 MID SET????????????

  • @Lostremote1
    @Lostremote1 6 месяцев назад

    I’m confused. Simone Manuel pb 50 free is 21.17 and she is doing 22.00 In practice from a push. So only .87 of a second is separating her tapered and shaved time from a dive??? How is that even possible? I have the same 50 free time 21.20, but I go 26s in practice from a push

  • @ooflord6892
    @ooflord6892 Год назад +2

    First 25 of The 17.63 was 8.48 😳😳😳

    • @Sockwell
      @Sockwell  Год назад +2

      Hand timed so maybe allow a little room, but I was there and he was coooookin’

  • @HJ-uh7zb
    @HJ-uh7zb 6 месяцев назад

    Better than practice and pancakes

  • @ScottishRy87
    @ScottishRy87 Год назад

    the music is a copy of Joker and the thief at 6:15 . those swimmers are so good and talented as well.

  • @gianpolignano2632
    @gianpolignano2632 Год назад

    How did they fare against Marchand?

    • @Sockwell
      @Sockwell  Год назад +10

      Marchand was busy getting ready to go one of the fastest 500 freestyles in NCAA history…

  • @the_real_matt2004
    @the_real_matt2004 Год назад +1

    We have the same 50 time! I can see 21 in our near future😤

    • @Sockwell
      @Sockwell  Год назад

      Let’s add it to the list of goals. Why not, eh?

    • @CristianCorbett
      @CristianCorbett Год назад

      @@Sockwell Masters Nats? 👀