@@frankthedukes1564 that doesn’t count it’s a tiny pool

Neil Wilson basically what he acknowledged

The breast stroker ever?

@@mischiefofrats Arguably and most likely yes

@@frankthedukes1564 because nobody watches short course swimming. I’m talking about real racing not short course where you only have to actually swim about 50% of the race.

Natural shape of the body think about you are born out of the water 💧. On the mother’s belly.

Same here

Nobody asked but ok

same

Yep, those to are my favourite and best 😂I swim competitively and gosh you do have to put in the effort

Yeah he is more jacked than everyone else. Probably why he dosent want to race the 200m his body is completely built for sprinting

Only you

Weightlifting wins

@@enzoy7859 too bad most body builders don't have much versatility

@@CometEcast body building is not the same that weightlifting 😅

@@enzoy7859 hmmm true, but you can't deny it's basically the majority of body building... and weight lifting is an accessory exercise to all sports 👀 look at peaty's workout video

He’ll be 29 so maybe 🤔

definitely will be

He has a streak going that surpasses Piersol and Phelps. I don't think he's ever lost the 100 LCM breaststroke in international competition. Ok according to wikipedia Peaty has only ever lost twice in the 50 breaststroke in international competition, and both were to van der burgh at the commonwealth games. Other than that he's never lost in the 50/100 in international competition.

He’s won it at Worlds 8 consecutive times

Please tell me more

@@Tarkris Kamminga, Martinenghi and Andrew had much slower PB's this time last year and Wilby was in the form of his life.

Sun Yang's a drug cheat

@@surreal7963 What about Shun Wang who won men's 200m IM ? His name sounds similar to Sun Yang. 😀

@@lexsoft3969 really reaching😂

pities everyone lmao

that's everyone, haha

He'll go to the next Olympics then finish and go into media roles. He's hot property in the UK

You peaty them?

Just 100m though. He's great

both 2nd and 3rd did. but 2nd one did clearly.

@@penguinmapo Why no DQ then?

@@matthewtovey7271 cause breast Has been a shitshow with dolphin kicks since the kosuke katijima got away with them

Yep. I love Arno but that’s really diminished my opinion of him. Same with nicholo. And as for last place flykickovich? I already didn’t like him because he does fly kicks with out-turned feet for every one of his “breast kicks”.

@@rianrushwood1426 Would not consider that DQ but just a slight slant in the knee. A true dolphin kick would involve a "full" knee bend. If a swimmer got Dq'ed for a subtle leg raise, that'd be a bit harsh in my opinion. Think Peaty did the same aswell

Me too, how sad

What's your national team ? Which country

thats really slow..

it’s not dolphin kick it’s how you finish in breaststroke without kicking. it’s just the waving of his body and doing this clearly won’t give you an extra momentum

He is great in deed, but not even the greater swimmer in Australia, just see Emma McKeon

@@jouberjouberson8250 Thorpe is faster then McKeon, so she cant be the greatest swimmer. But no dobut she is the greatest female swimmer of Australia.

@@smartasfck I see your point. But you said it yourself, he is the faster, not necessarily the greatest. I say that because she's won more medals in Olympic games than any other australian swimmer.

@@smartasfck Emma is a sprinter and Thorpe is a mid distance swimmer. He wouldn't have been faster than McKeon if they were the same gender so not fair to compare them based on speed. Emma however surpassed Thorpe with the most number of medals ever won by any Australian olympian. So you could say both are legendary. Love them both!

@@casiecase12 same. I love them, Emma is one of my favourite swimmers, but i wasnt speaking about genders, but about humans. A woman will never be the fastest human because of the biology.

What are you on about? Peaty isn’t the only swimmer from Great Britain winning medals. We won the men’s 4x200m freestyle relay without Peaty, we got Gold & Silver in men’s 200m freestyle with Dean & Scott.

noticed that too

He is not able to get into the semis. He was last sadly.

This is breaststroke, schooling is butterfly

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In competitive swimming, there are four strokes- butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, freestyle, in the order of Induvidual Medley. They all have different arm and leg kicking patterns, and usually elite swimmers only specialise in one or two of the strokes. Btw, guessing you're indian from your name!

@@mmcian6957 Yes I'm an Indian...!!! Thanks for the information...👍❤️🙏 Also, Is there any... Athletes... Specialises in...all the 4 categories....!!??

@@ADARSHKWARMAN Dude, I am also indian, live in india, but grew in Newlcastle, England. I cannot think of anyone specialising in all 4 strokes, considering the different techniques involved, and how different set of muscles are used. For example, the kick in butterfly needs extreme core muscles, breaststroke requires strong legs for bursts of speed, and freestyle depends more on arm and shoulder strength & technique. As a former competitive swimmer until a few years back, I can tell you I kind of hated butterfly, but the stroke, and swimming in general builds tonnes of core strength and general body muscle strength, along with muscle capacity. Swimming is truly a complete sport, requiring strength, stamina, flexibility- you name it, the others I can think of are gymnastics and martial arts. All the strength, agility, and flexibility also helps me with my karate. You learn to push through pain and exhaustion, regardless of the cramps and lactic acid build up. Hopefully, can get back to swimming and karate after joining college and compete nationally, and if possible, internationally.

@@mmcian6957 Ok... !!! May I know... What's your name...

@Ranzer Ravi - The ones with the best qualifying times are put in the middle lanes and they are usually the best swimmers. 12082021

Not always. For example : Afmed Hafnoui of Tunisia surprised people, won gold in men's 400m freestyle, starting from lane 8.

Cause the one in the middle lane is the fastest qualifier