the most humiliating thing imaginable for women (sad that logic and science are not needed these days)

@@thedeaner3117 humiliating is the general trend toward joint competition or transgender competition. In 10 years men will win and set all possible records in women's disciplines. and the saddest thing is that no one cares anymore about the hormonal terepia of these people (which is essentially doping too)

@@thedeaner3117 agreed and I don’t see why Mixed is unfair. As Long as same amount of swimmers all Is fair.

@@achillesroblox and no one has the right to comment and no one is asked (Olympians included). I'm sure the U.S. will take first place in the next Olympics when testosterone men (who think they are women) take all the gold medals. It's a great strategy to make up artificial rules and then artificially win. ;_)

@@user-us6if7uw6l Right, those *dozens* of transgender elite athletes will just sweep all of the women’s medals… oh wait

dirty?

same! was very exciting

most disqusting... that pool must be now toxic !

@@leeremeere8579 how?

Was it really? I think one man, one woman, one male transitioning and one female transitioning would be more entertaining.😂

What lane? Sorry i am confused

Oh i realised it is 4.

He had The perfect breakout.

Is he allowed to do that underwater for as long as he pleases or is there a max distance before you have to surface?

@@Boobeinstein 15m max

1. China tend to use MMFF 2. Italy also tend to use MMFF 3. Russia also use MMFF USA should use FMMF to maximize advantage from Caeleb Dressel in butterfly, instead of using him as the anchor in freestyle. They should trust in Michael Andrew in breaststroke as proven later in men 4x100m medley relay final where Andrew did his job quite well.

The biggest margin that comes from using male or female is in breaststroke. That's why most teams will use a male breaststroker whenever possible. USA coaches made mistakes in this relay. But probably they didn't trust Michael Andrew or Andrew Wilson. Fortunately, they finally trust Michael later in men 4x100m medley relay final.

yeah it's just simple math, you absolutely have to have a guy doing breastroke at least and to not put Dressel on fly when he holds the world record by quite a bit? HUGE mistake by USA coaches. I think they just hate Dressel for some reason, they left him off the 800 free relay too for some unknown reason. Definitely should be fired and not be coaching the next Olympics.

@@lexsoft3969 Jacoby, Googles,- individual-1:04,95 anchor leg 1:05,25...normaly- 1:04,35....Huske-individual 55,73, anchor leg: 56,25 normallz 55,2 and why started Caleb?..:D after 100m fly final and 50m free heat?..:D Zach Apple was where?..:D Women are so young and bad decision with exhausted Caleb...

There was a reason China, Australia, the Netherlands, the Russian Olympic Committee and Israel chose men in the breaststroke leg to match up against Britain’s Peaty, arguably the most unbeatable swimmer in the world across 100 meters of his stroke. Only the U.S. went with a female, the 17-year-old Jacoby. Peaty out-split her by more than eight seconds.

You mean if both teams have same number of male swimmers then nobody will have an advantage?

@@Changshu Whatever the sport, if the ratio is the same, then it's fine.

@@Changshu Yes thats what he means. As long as they have the same amount of males it will be fair.

@@Changshu or the same amount of women, it doesn't matter. If its the same amount of men, then its the same amount of the other. You know, math

Mixed doubles in net sports are a ton of fun to watch as well

Didn't matter what Dressel did at the point, the math just doesn't add up, the USA coaches couldn't do simple math and put the wrong order up, it's as simple as that. Smith, Andrew, Dressel (fly), Weizel should have been the order, no brainer here.

@@sethaldrich6902 Agreed. Still don't think they could have beaten GB here though

@@sethaldrich6902 The huge tactical error on their part, was not having a male breastroker. It's long been known that the male/female time differential is greater in the breastroke, than any of the other 3 strokes. They'll never do that again, and were justifiably criticized, for the blunder.

@@marksallows113. Olympic Games in Atlanta 1996. Men's Swimming. Individual Gold medals in Men's Swimming. 2 USA Jeff Rouse. Brad Bridgewater. Tom Dolan. only (3) three gold medals. 1. RUS. Alexander Popov. Denis Pankratov. only (4) four gold medals. Men's Swimming. Individual Gold medals in Men's Swimming. Olympic Games in Atlanta 1996 check: USA 🇺🇸 - RUS.🇷🇺. 3 - 4.

@@user-vm2ix8pj8j OK, but I’m not sure of your point of posting 1996 results?

yeah thats true bro

I don’t get it can u pls explain more

@@Cutiemaan So they are saying that in between free male and female there is a 5s gap. So that means that if a woman was 5 seconds ahead of a man and they were both swimming freestyle, he could catch up to her. But, in this case, when Dresel jumped into the pool, the first swimmer was 8 seconds ahead oh him. And even though she was a woman ("slower" than him), it was impossible for him to catch up to her.

Not really. Jacoby had her goggles come off midway through her leg. They still came 5th and only lost by 3 seconds total. They would have been amongst the medals had that not of happened.

So many excuses

Any half decent men’s swimmer would look like phenomenal Michael phelps the greatest butterflyer of all time if his length was against the female swimmer( like his was ) 😊

It’s James Guy

This race is confusing for both viewers and swimmers in the pool. As this is a mix of male and female, it is difficult to judge by mere look on the gap, esp male vs female. It needs also a calculation of time splits on each legs from which swimmer can estimate how much gap he or she has to maintain, because the next swimmers may vary between male or female. In the case of GB vs China, it happens to be easy to analyse or predict, as the last swimmers are women. Now imagine if the same situation happened between GB vs USA, where James Guy chased and passed Torrie Huske like he did to Zhang Yufei of China. In the last leg, Dressel would have eaten Anna Hopkin. Back to GB vs China, people will tend to think that Adam Peaty didn't do anything because the gap in breaststroke leg was still big. What most viewers don't know is Peaty reduced the gap by 56.78 - 58.11 = -1.33 secs. In backstroke, GB were behind by 58.80 - 52.56 = 6.24 secs. Therefore, when James Guy entered the pool, the total gap was 6.24 - 1.33 = 4.91 secs. This gap is enough for GB to handle in the next two legs. Rough calculation between James vs Zhang Yufei will obtain about 5 secs for GB's advantage, so the remaining gap would see GB ahead of China by 5 - 4.91 = 0.09 secs. This little advantage is enough for Anna Hopkin to finish her job as the anchor. In fact the gap between James vs Zhang Yufei is 50.00 - 55.48 = -5.48. So the total gap at the exchange to the last leg is 5.48 - 4.91 = 0.57 secs. This margin is comfortable for Anna Hopkin to finish the race, because on paper, she was better than Chinese anchor. And she did with 52.00, while the Chinese had 52.71. Overall, GB were ahead by 0.57 + 0.71 = 1.28 secs. In conclusion, each GB swimmers did their job very well as expected.

Peaty 56,78- Jacobs 1:5,25- 8,45 different...Guy-GB fly anchor leg- 50,0 and Huske- 56,2 Peaty is King, no Guy. Calebs fly anchor leg was on the 4x100m men medley relay 49,0

James Guy had a massive third leg

I didn't check, but if she didn't go first, that would be expected, as the overhead start gives an advantage over normal starts.

I must admit the women’s 100m medley in 2012 paralympics was the most exciting finish I’ve seen and it’s on here

@@grahamejohnson593it was amazing that ending

U are saying 'these' as if this is something usual. We live in a sexist world. Never forget

Haha yes. Women swimming with men is the same as various disabilities mix... nice comparison bud

@@al.1024 I think everyone's for open classes in all sports, unfortunately when give the opportunity between an open class and a specific women class, women choose to compete in the women only class instead of open.

Dude its insane! Caleb Dreseel just needed and extra 50m and he would have won the bronze for team USA!

50m is massive.

Dressels actually swam the fastest in that last leg, but just couldn't catch up. It's either due to Jacoby's little glitch or Dressels had just swum in I think two events before, so not as fresh as the GB team. And it's quite surprising that USA used mffm combo, whereas usually they use mmff in previous world championships and quite successful with it.

@@shippou21 The approach of the U.S. didn't make sense. There is the least amount of different between men and women when it comes to freestyle, so it doesn't make any sense to have a man do that leg.

Excuses excuses

And it's not Britain

@@scottmichael543 no, but they did have the best tactic, aided by some luck to the US team's mishap

@@scottmichael543 The gold medal says otherwise. 🥇🧐

@@scottmichael543 I think them being wr holders in the event very much contradicts you

Insane...how fast that dude did butterfly

His kick is bananas. Check the ripples he leaves

🤣

The American guy also took away a huge gap, almost half a pool. But he left waay behind

how sexist of him

Exactly what was to be expected 😅😅😅

😂😂😂😂​@@richardwagner9176

olmypic swimmers don't really need goggles.... they swim for hours everyday and they used to see underwater without goggles

The junior swimmers love them.

It’s insane y’all won this relay without Duncan Scott - he has the second fast 100 split of all time. Really shows how deep the team is

Couldn't put it better myself!

@K what?

@K ?

@K what is your problem

@K incel

as a swimmer, the secret is there is no strategy. if you add up all the times you get the winner. strategy is just for show. swimming is strictly you and your times.

as long as it's 2 biological men and 2 biological women in each time, all is great.

@@naylisyazwina6836why is this being brought up

@@beanspobbles6704 everyone alr knows he/she means 2 cis males and 2 cis females is it necessary bring up trans ppl everywhere

@@naylisyazwina6836 I don’t think this problem is as common is the media makes it out to be

Yeah since everyone has different strengths in different strokes it keeps the order different which makes it interesting

The only thing that seems to be definitive is to have a man doing the breaststroke as the time difference between man and woman on that particular style is massive.

@@DakonBlackblade2 Yep USA messed up

Getting out ahead is more crucial.

@@FlameDevily not much point getting out ahead if you can't maintain it though.

That's why it had the lowest viewership since 1988 while most of the world sat at home with nowhere to go due to COVID...

It may be contrary to what's politically correct, but that was a guy gaining on and passing 3 girls. Look at the difference between his m/s and theirs...

its a guy passing a girl so yeah

@@amichainachshoni9000 Yes, it is true, but I think he was late from the start of the 50m by more than 25 meters, but he was able to finally move forward because of his speed under the water and Even if it is women, it is a strong comeback I think ❤

@@Nightwolfjor that is true, it was an impressive feat

@@Doogry even if it was against men it still impressive the speed he has...

Yeahh..but please remove israel from the starting list...say no to israel

wow i didn’t know 165cm was short

@@ayme5868 It is for a swimmer, it is 5ft 4 and lots of male swimmers are over 6ft tall as obviously it gives them an advantage straight away through being so tall and their arm spans are also bigger the taller they are, most women are over 5ft 8 who swim and Freya Anderson is 190cm which is 6ft 2 tall Katy Ledecky 183cm so 165cm is short when compared to other female swimmers.

You’re weird

Legendary!! You should totally do it!!

LMAO

@@soulethh4940 no you

I guess the Olympics would have a lifeguard for once but then again fat floats in water.

How is this exciting? It's completely obvious what will happen and the only thing that matters is who got the fastest men in the team

@@niri2506 Salty septic alert! 😂

I love the different strategies in it

why?

@@trymii5396 because it's great

Track would be insane! Pleeeeeease

All the styles are an advantage for men, they're stronger in faster.

Lmafo, men smack woman no matter what the discipline. Stop making excuses

@@thehorsecockexpress1068 guess not in the grammatical discipline, hey? "Men smack woman"

Bigger chest = More resistance

@@pablovandres mmm yes, Einstein? There’s science behind that obvious reality that literally everyone is aware of.

Esp in 200m butterfly, she was fantastic.

she was outstanding in this!! truly remarkable

Duh, most of the field had a woman on butterfly that's why he gained so much.

@@surreal7963 ok if you say so, but US Dressler on the last leg was swimming with a swarm of women but they finished 5th

@@hannahratier7428 because he was way further behind than Guy was and the diference between man and Woman on freestyle is smaller than any other stroke, duh.

Big advantage came from Adam Peaty as expected : 1.33 sec over Chinese's men breaststroker. It's a massive margin that China could not compensate. Yes, James Guy did good job with his split of 50.00 sec, because it's enough to take over. Anna Hopkin performed excellent as their anchor with 52.00 sec over Chinese anchor who had 52.71

@@hannahratier7428 Adam Peaty had 56.78 in breaststroke, while Lydia Jacobi of USA had 1.05.09. From this leg we obtain a gap of 8.31 sec. That's huge to compensate for. Dressel had 46.99 in free, while Anna Hopkin had 52.00. The gap in this leg is only 5.01. From this two legs, USA were still behind in 8.31 - 5.01 = 3.30 sec. Even if Dressel went crazy with 46.00 sec, it wouldn't have helped. Pure mistake by USA coaches in deciding their best lineup. However, it was still hard to beat GBR with their excellent performance here.

yeah huge mistake, you just can't give up that kind of time and expect to do anything

True.. Breastroke is where men and women have huge margin in race time...

What difference does it make? The total time is the same anyway, whichever way you split the times.

@@bartholomewlyons I think the OP is suggesting that a different swimmer might have faired better, although I can't see it having any effect on the outcome...

no it not, just let me explain in simple terms, lets say a men takes 52 seconds in 100 breastroke and a women takes a 1m, thats 8 seconds of advantage, now lets compare free a men takes 49seconds and a women takes 55 lets say, thats a 6seconds difference, so now you see its not the same. if the men had swim the breast they would have 2 seconds of more advantage. and that is huge. @@bartholomewlyons

That is why they all swim with them, because they are not necessary.

I swim with contact lenses in, inside goggles. I'd be blind as a bat without them.