L.A. 1932 🆚 Tokyo 2020 - Men's 100m Freestyle 🏊🏻♂️
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- Опубликовано: 28 дек 2022
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Then and now - we show you the Men's 100m Freestyle at Los Angeles 1932 and at Tokyo 2020 head-to-head! Back then, Japan's Yasuji Miyazaki won gold in a time of 58.2, while at Tokyo, it was Caeleb Dressel who crowned himself Olympic champion in a time of 47.02.
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46.86 sec current Record David Popovici
LA 1932
Gold - Miyazaki JPN
Silver - Kawaishi JPN
Bronze - Schwartz USA
Tokyo 2020
Gold - Dressel USA
Silver - Chalmers AUS
Bronze - Kolesnikov ROC
Japan has been rocking since the 30's?
The 90 years ago with Mirror Comparison
Great video!
which year they invented flip turn lol?
From what I could find 1936
@@bagelsandcheese8330 the person who invented this must have a big brain!
100m heats freestyle pls
A comparison 2 zooms. Only !
I sincerely don't think 11.18 sec is so relevant difference. I thought it would be 20-25 sec like the double of the speed.
Yeah but swimming is a hard sport so it’s hard to drop time that is a lot and a big difference
@@Prxncess_Sophia I know. I've been swimming 4 times a week in the past 12 years.
However 70 years apart from 1932 to 2022 I still think with all the advances in training, techniques, equipment, medicine and physiology the difference would be bigger.
@@FernandoCFC With water being so dense resistance is exponential as the speed increases so a small increase in speed requires an incredible improvement in technique and strength.
32 looks like women’s swimsuits. Am I wrong?
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