Відео

Is Marchand ever gonna race another 500 ever again anyway? Or r u talking about his record?

@australiancreepycrawlies6417 probably talking abt his record

uSA (Intentional lower case "u")

lol it’s a blanket with a stylized picture of one of our cats, the tacos were one of the preset designs and one of his favorite toys is a stuffed taco

WADA has explained ad nauseum about the whole debacle. TMZ is a hormone is almost all meats we eat. Chinese swimmers were tested several times a day during the Paris Olympics because ignorance is hard to overcome. In any case, Pan was NOT part of the swimmers that tested positive, so unless you want to people to be just guilty by association like the good old racist days, then your comment has no reason to be here.

Will probably choke again.

Yes sir

He's already a legend.

I try the best I can. The issue is that the way I learn most pronunciations is by listening to those commentating the race, however is seems most English speaking commentators pronounce his name slightly differently. I tried listening to this commentator to hopefully learn a more accurate pronunciation: ua-cam.com/video/AcHrEPyJRno/v-deo.htmlsi=IP3F9NMjxJUmvUBm I realize now that I ended up saying it with a pretty harsh “O” sound at the end of the name which isn’t really how I intended it. That sometimes happens with some names whenever I say them while also recording a chunk of script. Some viewers know that I used to have a problem of pronouncing the G in Mollie O Callaghan, I 100% KNEW that the G is silent, but for whatever reason I kept accidentally saying it. If any native speakers would be kind enough to break down the proper pronunciation, or link a video that actually says it correctly, I would be greatly appreciative. I obviously want to be as accurate as possible, ESPECIALLY with a swimmer as high profile as Pan.

​@@TheSwimScribeis Pam Zhan Ler

@@TheSwimScribe The "e" in his name is like the sound of "er" in words like "teacher", so you can try to treat his name as if it was "Zhanler".

Pan - is pronounced as pun, similar to run, cut, but. Zhan - likewise, the a here carries the ah sound like run - so it is pronounced as z-ah-n. Le - the e is pronounced the same way as stronger, higher, without the r sound of course. Hope it helps.

@@TheSwimScribeAs a Chinese, it’s pronounced Pan Zhan LUH

Their sprint group + Ilya will put up serious points for sure, my main worry is if they’ll have the scoring depth in other events to keep pace. I think it would be an AWESOME storyline if they defend the title after a coaching change and loosing their top 4 scorers.

@@TheSwimScribe your right cuz they did lose some guys like marchand, kos, sarkany, and mcdonald, but i think it is still possible for them to ull it off

@@SEA-wq6bm”some guys like Marchand” 😂. You make it sound like he was just another guy on the team when he literally carry them on his shoulders. No disrespect to the rest of the team but without Marchand, ASU is a much weaker team

@@sylvainguinepain5624 yeah but they are already still first on points right now AHEAD of Texas and no Marchand is not a normal dude he is insane

@@sylvainguinepain5624 also Marchand did NOT carry the team, there relay was super good not just because of him Hubert Kos made the final in the 100 and 200 back Ilya Kharun won the 200 fly and made the final in the 100 fly, Jack Dolan made the 50 free final, and Jonny kulow made the 50 and 100 free final and zalan sarkany won the 1650 and made finals in the 500 free so no asu is not weak with Marchand he just helped but they have plenty of dudes that helped them win the meet

he was tested like 20 times a day and you still call him doping

Good point - why not Longhorn?

You mean his face hasn't turned purple yet?

Looks like China has much superior pharmaceutical technology, it doesn't show up on the face at all.

@@dennisly9933 OUCH! (US Blueberry diet?)

I hope blood/bio passports are checked for this meet.

Guessing it’s whatever Michael Phelps was on

@@ChuckNorrizzed he didn’t cheat, unlike the Chinese that have been caught many times LMAO

@@carterholt4806 when you own the testing agencies, you can get any results you want

Asthma medication

With this World Cup as Pan's practice run and training to improve his turns, it will pay dividends for his more naturally fitting long course (pool) competitions. It all tantalizes the imagination of how low he will bring 46.4 down to. My brain is dancing at the thought!!

He's always had a slim frame.

How warm we talkin?

@@purselmer5931As a swimmer from sg this pool is insanely cold compared to our training pools at our own clubs. Idk do ppl from other countries think that this pool is warm?

@@EclipseBG Should be between 77 and 78 degrees for best results (and is the typical temperature of an Olympic pool). I was just curious how much warmer this pool was than that.