2 Months of Swimming VS. 20 Years of Swimming!
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- Опубліковано 14 лис 2021
- Practice makes perfect! Set your goals and you can get better every day! #shorts
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Wow! He turned into a girl!
😂😂
It's 2022 after all 😂
LMAO🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣
Too much swimming is bad for gender and character stability. 😂🤣😂🤣
I've been swimming for a while and I can confirm it does indeed cause men to turn into ladies. Surprised me but I suppose Ive gotten used to it.
Hahahahahaha
Thanks you made my night :)
@Lorena Pereira biri biri bamba
Jajajaja no inventes
😂🤣😂🤣
Shoutout to the camera man for waitinf those 20 years
Both are winners for giving it a go! The 20 year veteran was once a 2 month swimmer too.
Totally agree! :)
Exactly! That's the right way of looking at this ❤
I love how smooth it looks after years of practice
It doesn't even a year of practice!! If you love swimming, that what's come after first week of swimming!! I haven't swim for more than 2 yrs. 1st week was like a man in fistr place, then in my second week in I start doing that because stopping at the end was brutal to me so I started to SWIMM!! :)
But the thing is I’ve been swimming for two years and swim better then this. LIKE LOOK AT HER HAND IT ENTERS SO WRONG DROPS AND THEN DOESNT HAVE AS MUCH PULLL AFGAYWH
That's really good for 2 months.
Agreed! Lots of determination!
Eh. Wouldn't say thats super impressive tbh. About average, I'd say.
Not bad for 2 month ! Just keep your head down when you breath!👌
not really
@@westerling8436 second this. I've had 10 year olds learn better technique in like 5 lessons.
Swimming IS a difficult sport. It takes years of practice, consistency, it’s hard and you REALLY want to do it and with passion. When you are 8 years old you swim somehow, at 12 you swim differently, at 15 even more different and when you become a Pro you try to get everything to perfection, every move. You keep developing yourself all the time and it can also happen after your pick of results. Anyway, for 2 months of practice his swimming is very good, he swims way more fluently that friends of mine, who are trying to swim for years. Have a good day everybody!
I swim because it quietens the voices in my head. MP
I started swimming when I was 7 because none of the swimming lessons worked for me and I went to my local club and now I am 13 and I’m almost one of the best at my club and roughly the fourth best in my county and I’m soo happy I started at my club 🙂
Swimming IS the most easiest sport for me
@@MiaEZ fr
That first guy is great for only 2 months! He and his coach should be proud!
To get the second, all you need to do is start lessons when you're a toddler and continue lessons until you're sick of waking up at 5:30am
I gotta wake up at 5 for every summer
Swim team for girls was 5am in the winter. I HATED IT 🤣
Im sick of waking up late.. Give me those 5:30 monrings with 100% of the day ahead of you.
I agree
I’m waking up at 5 am every day lol. High school a pain
Her body flow is so smooth its like she a actual fish swimming 🏊♀️ 😆
Love watching swimmers. The variation in stroke is as individual as a fingerprint. If there are 8 swimmers in a pool, there’ll be 8 different techniques, and maybe 16 as they tire at different rates.
Her swimming is beautiful. I hope it doesn’t take 20 years to learn to swim like that.
Thanks, Esther! Practice your technique and you'll get it in no time :)
@Qazi i dont get why you do 50y instead of m when all comps are in 50/25m pools
@Qazi in gb where i am every racing pool is 25m or 50m
@Qazi jup, two years is about right
it doesn’t. it took me a year to learn to swim like that this is just stupid
What a great video. I've been doing triathlon for 20 years and I didn't "know the right way to swim" at all previous to starting triathlon in my mid 20's. I never learned flip turns because they are irrelevant for triathlon. After 20 years, I think I probably look like the first swimmer. The second swimmer's technique and speed is just gorgeous to watch.
they say it's still useful for triathlon cause it allows you to have a smoother training routine when you train in the pool.
Gorgeous to watch is Adam Walker, bro ... 😉
I learned to basically not drown when I was a kid, but only began swimming for real (at age 39) about 4 months ago. There's nothing like it. It's so challenging, but I feel like I'm already making progress.
Same here. I started again 2 weeks ago at 46. Hope you have made progress and having fun with swimming.
Never learnt to swim as I constantly got ear infections. It has been 9 months and I can swim with fins. I can now do 22 lengths of a 33.5 m pool. Next week is my last week progressing from side kick 2 lengths to fully swimming all 24 lengths. Then I starting doing 2 lengths of those without fins😬 each week.
time,patience and dedication :) Swimming is a classical art. A minute to learn an entire lifetime to master.
The stopping and doing stream line instead of flip turn is so relatable
Me, even after swimming fir 10 years, swims worse than the 2 month swimming guy.
Inconsistency is the key
What say we motivate each other?
@@anshumanpanda1227 yassss
@@tanvi5436 Are u based in Hyd by any chance?
@@anshumanpanda1227 I live in Hyd
@@adityaramakrishna6968 Where in Hyd?
I’m almost 30. I had a bad experience when I was a kid in a kiddie pool and always feared deep water, but always had goals of becoming a fish of a swimmer. I’m practicing and getting swim lessons from a friend. I’m on my way
There is a lot more than what is shown here, I’m one of those people that went to swim meets since 5 and went on a competitive swimming hiatus while during in college. And just recently got back to it, once I got an apple watch and realized I can go to a gym with a pool to do cardio to stay lean inmy 30’s. I’m 34 now, and can confirm that this video clip does cover the fundamentals, but there is really way more to it. There are also skills and techniques regarding the streamline form and starts and turns to each stroke and pace practice for the long distance events and short events where it depending on which pace of the stroke and technique matter to cut down on those time records so you can build off from it.
Seen this a week ago... couldn't tell the difference. After learning to swimming for 2 weeks I now see the difference.
To me it is not only the number of years of practicing. It is mainly the difference between one person practicing it as a hobby and another as competition since her childhood. I know people practicing swimming since a decade or more and still swimming like this guy whereas I can see former swimming competitors swimming like this girl even if they are not practicing regulary.
I’ve been swimming for 2 months, and this is spot on. Today I worked at keeping my head down which is depicted here!
Way to focus on improving! Keep it up and happy swimming :)
On freestyle also make sure your body is as strait as possible and putting your head down looking at the bottom of the pool will make your body straight
Ive been swimming for around 9 years coming up to ten but this guy at the start must have put so much effort in cause that’s really good progress for two months ONLY.
@@Piper57368 yeah that helped bring my 100 free to a 1:09 from 1:12 just that tip when I was like 7 or 8
Flip turns are so fun fr. Not 20 years though😭 i learnt it within a week of my trying to learn it
I’m sure she learned it well before 20 years. It’s just that she has been swimming for that long
However you swim, just swim, period. 👍
The 10,000 Hour Rule, it takes 10k hours to be an expert. 1.5 hour practice a day would mean about 20 years
Bullshhyte
LOL I’ve been swimming 6ish years and even completed a triathlon 2 years ago and I still rarely do flip turns. I’m capable but for some reason that old habit of not doing them just sticks. And I know I’m faster when I do flip. Maybe that’ll be my 2022 goal. Flips only.
That’s a great goal to set, Shannon! While it’s not directly related to triathlon swimming, it will help your pool swimming efficiency and what you get out of your training (increase yardage, better feel of the water) 😊
That's more than just a flip turn. No breathe before her turn, three dolphin kicks, two pulls, then a breath....it's a really good flip turn.
If i can help you in order to flip i can tell my story with flips during training session. When i started to flip it was really hard for me because when i flip i used to breathe water from the nose and, in order to avoid breathe water, i started to blow out a very large quantity of water so i must go up in order to breathe and for this i've never done flips during trainings. When i wasn't at trainings i always went to my swimming pool in order to train my flips. I started with 50-100 m reps crawl and, when i understood how to blow correctly, i increased the distance 200-300-400 and so on. When i was really good to flip i started to flip also in trainings. It was really hard but, after one month of training, it wasn't so hard. It's the simple thing of train and get used to do it costantly. Still now rarely i don't flip because i didn't calculate the right distance or i'm to tired (ex. Rarely Last meters of VO2 training ) but improving is the thibg that what now is extraordinary to do, in future will be normal😉😉
@@nicolosciara7194 hi, What is the proper breathing technique around flip turns? I also breathe through my nose and exhale a lot, I always need to breathe right away after turning. How do I remedy this?
@@Snapdragons7 in the last free stile stroke you must breathe, then you flip and exhale the minimum quantity of air throught your nose in order to don't breathe water. when you have finished the flip continue to go underwater using the dolphin kick or, if you don't do it or you're out of air, go above the water, try wait for 2- strokes in order to don't lose the speed and then breathe normally. try to do it sometimes during your trainings and try to encrease them untill you do only flip turns at the end of the lane. same thing you can do with backstroke, in this case you must count the strokes in oder to don't hurt your self on the wall at the end of the lane
My husband and his brothers were put in swim at early ages. They all swam 1-3x every day for years on end and still retain those skills and muscles 30 years later. Make it look effortless and easy and can swim a mile like it's nothing, meanwhile I'm just trying to relearn the basics and am dying constantly.
I used to take swimming courses when I was 7-8 during the summers only. This year I started to swim on my high school team. We swim in 25m long pools. When I first started on my highschool team I swam a 36 second 50m. At the end of the swim season which had lasted about 3 months, I swam a 25 second 50m
Wtf. How did u improve so much? That’s actually insane
@@AM87422S I would not say that I put in the most work since I stopped at like every 100. I just tried to do the swim sets just like everyone else and slowly improved.
@@ayberkuray I literally do sprint set and threshold + lactate sets every single day, I feel like dying everyday, and I only manage to get down to 30 seconds for 50m
@@AM87422S could be weight and technique. Many factors play into this
I have been a swimmer for 9 yrs. my mom forcibly made me join swimming at 5 yrs old when i was too overweight for my age. 9yrs later, covid struck and i couldnt continue from the pandemic. I was delighted af. later i realized how much i had actually come to love swimming much to my shock. now, i cant continue becuase my schedule is so tight... I love swimming.
Please continue swimming, the tight schedule thing is only an excuse, believe me you won’t regret swimming but you could regret not trying to adjust your schedule, go at least twice a week. Peace ✌🏻
Excuses excuses... I've a book of them!!😂
A similar thing happened to me, I started swimming at age 4 because I was very hyperactive, and after 10 years the pandemic hit and I wasn't able to go back again for a year, now the school I used to go to is closed and I moved cities so I'm looking for a new place to start again. Hopefully I can make it a habit, I really do miss it, and have noticed a decline in my health since I stopped, it really is shocking how much of an impact swimming has
The funny thing is that he's using way more energy than she is.
Its worse than that … next day he will have a sore of stiff neck and on the long run damaged elbows and shoulders.
@@weltbunte1134yep. Part of the learning process, I guess.
Now I'm at the point of my life where I'm having a lot of trouble just walking and standing but swimming is so much easier.
I coached adult beginners at the Santa Monica swim center for about 8 years so I've seen all the trials and tribulations and struggles.
I tell the beginners that when you're first starting out it's 99% effort and 1% technique.
The way I swim now is like 1% effort and 99% technique.
Life would be so much easier if I could just swim from place to place instead of walk.
Yes because she has a better technique, she's swimming more effortlessly. Me, as a former competitive swimmer can confirm it.
That's how I navigate now in my apartment after 2 years of pandemic
Ive been swimming since I was 2 but only recently I joined swim team definitely harder to master good form.
So graceful and seemingly effortless 😍🤩
Close those fingers!
Actually, don't close them! Your fingers should be slightly separated to create a membrane between your fingers and the water. That membrane increases the surface area of your hand, and consequently, improves your pull :)
Looks at swimming tips once, and this is my entire you’re recommended
This is it. So easy, not messing with anything but straight, non wasted-power.
I was drowned as a 5.
I scared water since.
My dear uncle teached me to the beginning and more.
3 years later (12yo) I swom 4km easily.
As 9th grade, towns second fastest time in 102 years.
I've saved people clothes on, they didn't drown. Had incredible stamina and confidence and still, as I'm 42 I can keep my breath over 5 mins. Without preparing. Or what J? :)
Or swim 5km. No hurry.
My self-esteem rised from 5 to 9.
All happened 3x week 3,5km + bicycling 4km x 6x/week.
Thank you uncle Jussi!
Turns& energy saver, or how much to keep oxygene -those came just natural.
Swimming is like a medication.
No ome seems to have noticed, but for me, the biggest difference, is that she breaths every 4 strokes. That requires amazing lung capacity. Try to do it for a while, and you'll know what I mean
Funny...I have swim for 15 yrs and yet I swim like two mths
No worries, Joel! It's never too late to focus on technique and efficiency - check out this video for help: ua-cam.com/video/vn-b9RoJcmc/v-deo.html
Love that pool!
really great, please I want to learn how to dive I tried many times but I'm always floating.. I hope you share a video about how to dive techniques 🙏🏻
I been swimming since I was 1 I’m 8 now and I practice sw8mming everyday I’m really good at it!
I am not sure if I love swimming because I am 6'3 with long arms or because it feels amazing once you know how you reduce drag. Great and hard sport.
I've been swimming for a while. Things like my 50 free time are around 25 seconds. I totally agree with the flipturn thing!
if u say flipturn thing, u don't get 25 seconds for 50 free, u most likely started a week ago and get 45 seconds for 50 free. Also, it is called tumble-turn.
@@danwalding455 If you think its a tumble-turn you are dead wrong. It is actually a submerged cartwheel. (I said flipturn thing because I was using poor grammar when referring to the specific video clip)
@@lunacism3844 I guess we all have different opinions, and we get trained by different coaches who use different terms.
bruh dat a tumble turn
Amazing. I want to see a longer version of this
his 2 months of learning is better than 99% people in the pool that swim for years
Literally the difference between my girlfriend and I. She's a collegiate swimmer, so it makes total sense.
The difference between the two swimmers is not that great. This means with proper guidance and a few adjustments to his technique, the gentleman can show improvement very easily. What would be interesting would be to compare these swimmers in the butterfly stroke.
Those underwater tho perfection
Loved the girls flip turn
I LOOOOVE TO SWIM 🥺😍 Happy tears lol 😂 🧜🏽♀️
Es mucha la diferencia mi mamá y papá llevan masomenos entre 33 y 37 años nadando mi papá tiene 48 Y mamá 46 (por cierto los dos son entrenadores)Y yo llevo 4 años Y ya casi cumplo 12 lo que hay que hacer para tener una buena técnica es entrenar duro ,amar la natación, y no rendirse
🏊🏼♀️🏊♂️🇨🇷
I was literally turning like that in the water after about a year of learning to swim at school
That is the smoothest I have ever seen someone on the water.
Wow, so smooth! I have so far to go.
You can do it, Larry! Happy swimming!
4 Months of swiming and i can't even swiming without help
Lol
I can swim without help
But I'm not this good tho
I’ve swam for 15 years and I still can’t tumbleturn because it makes my nose all tingly 😂😂
The secret is breathing all the time while you are turning.
Wow that 20 year flick was so smooth 😮😍
I can’t do that level 10 dolphin type kick. That would be cool to be able to do that.
Train it
I’ve been swimming for about 8 years and the 20 years form is actually not that great. Her fingers are open compared to a closed fingered hand and her breath timing is a bit off. Usually the turn is more tucked and and the streamline carries you farther but i guess this is ok
Hi Leo! Fun fact - swimming with your fingers opened is actually faster! This “invisible web” of water that helps swimmers swim with 53 percent greater force due to increased surface area :)
You shouldn't swim with fingers closed. That's what 20 years of swimming vs your 8 years shows ;)
@@Phillyo118 I doubt her 20 years were competitive. My 8 years of competitive swimming make me go as fast as possible, not just leisure swimming
I’m sure she learned it well before 20 years. It’s just that she has been swimming for that long
I didn’t get past 10m as a kid . I’ve always been able to splash around as long as I stayed near a side , but never did a length until 5 years ago when I did my first length , minus covid close time I been swimming about 3 years , I used to go 5-6 times a week , now I can do 100 lengths in my hour session . With no lessons , I just watched people and watched UA-cam vids like Chloe Sutton swim technique break downs . Now I love swimming even tried nudist swims , lol . Love it
This is awesome! Also started swimming intentionally in June 2022. I could only tread and do breaststroke; though my technique wasn't good. I could barely do a full length (33m pool). Right now i can do all strokes comfortably and do as much as much as 40 laps non stop and up to an average of 1.8kms in an hour. I go 3 times a week and I absolutely love it! I wish i started earlier as the schools i went to had pools, but i lacked interest then. When i dont hit the pool at least 2 times a week, i feel like something's a miss.
He's doing well for 2 months... SOLID progress :)
I've been swimming a lot lately. Trying to make it smooth . Keeping my head down now to breath
Great job, William! Keep up the technique work and happy swimming!
So.... you breathe underwater?
I've has swam 20 times in the last 20 years, does that still count?
lol)))))
No that’s saying your swimming once every 365 days
for 2 months he swims extremally well!
Her breathing is perfect. When I try to breath like that I swallow half the pool water😂
Some of us may never get that good even with 20 years. I have enough age wisdom and physical issues that I’m happy to enjoy the cardio and cameraderie of the pool. I have to keep my goals small and realistic. I was in the slow lane next to the super fast lane and I heard some of the “super fast” lane people chatting and making fun of how some people were swimming. There is a smugness about some athletes which is such a turn off while others have a great degree of empathy and friendliness. Try to applaud the people who have the benefit of a pool, get to swim and just do what they can do that day. I’m very lucky and grateful that I just had what you might mock as a swim but for me it was a big deal.
Oh please ignore them and keep enjoying your sessions 💛
Random people: what’s the difference?
Swimmers: OMG, THE MASSIVE DIFFERENCE!!
Not that big of a difference, calm down💀
The second person literally swims like an amphibian, i can’t even imagine being that comfortable in water. Recently overcame my extreme fear of drowning and learned to swim in saltwater. My swimming ‘style’ right now is that of a cat that was dropped in the pool and is trying to reach the edge and get out🤣 I have a looooong road ahead of me
that water looks hella cold
I've been swimming for 30+ years -- someone needs to tell the guy in this video it only gets worse! (or, maybe not).
Exactly, the girl elbow is completly wrong, to many drag in catch phase
Well, this is depressing!
How?
Huh
Looking good after 2 months
good streamline and amazing turn
I miss swimming in high school. Things were so much easier. Now I am drowning in debt and paying a grand in rent a month.
Immagine after 20 years still cutting in front of your head with your arm... and you don't need 20 years to learn a simple flip turn😂😂😂
Her technique looks so good. I can’t wait till I’m that good
P.s. thanks for the awesome song lol
You can do it! It doesn't take 20 years, but it goes to show that consistency is key :)
Wow! The guy is really catching up fast!🙌🏾
Yes! His dedication and progress is awesome! :)
That underwater turn 🥰
Honestly, am 13 and I started swimming at the age of 9 and I can swim like the second person. Like the turning and all same. Idk if that's normal. I had to stop after 1 year due to covid and continued from last year
Really good for 2 months actually
Lol so accurate, i swim exactly like that after 3 months 😂
Bro I'm a Swin lesson teacher and that's great for 2 months some bruhs can't even make it across the pool after that long
Lol,my 2 months when I started swimming was brutal😅I'm 15 rn and still kept on going to be better at swim
Everyone starts somewhere! Keep it up!
I wish we could see more of the 20 year swimmer style, so we can learn from it 🙏🙂
His turn was just 😍
The woman's breathing technique, mixing deeper breath work, moving the entire body, whilst holding and realising is very good practice in my opinion. I did that technique whilst I competed when I was younger. Bearing in mind I haven't swam in years until today it felt so nice to be in the water again. Yet - this is a great reminder - to simply relax, focus, and manage the oxygen going in. and carbon dioxide going out - in the body. Making it more thorough, and attentive. Or simply because I have asthma so my breath work... can ease my mind whilst swimming. 😌
Breath in deep, stroke for 4, rise and exhale, hold during 4 strokes ridse then inhale again.
We swim, we breath, and we move.
Swimming is my faviroute pass time. Feeling good whilst looking pink in the face, yet calm. #GreatWorkout.
Also - love the Azure swimwear! Looking rich and relaxed, gliding through the water. Great work.
Thanks for sharing, and for the kind words! Swimming for breath work and meditation is certainly underrated and magical :)
How many years of recreational swimming preceded the two-month illustration?
Start vs end of practice
Wow, you swam for 20 years, I swam for 4 years started on a competitive team when I was 6, so I’m 10. Don’t your joints hurt, mine do. Also I’m going to JO (junior Olympics)
I've been swimming for most of my adult life, 35 years out of 55... I still swim like that guy
My man turned to something I like!
bruh i know some people who swimmed for 2 years and they can do flip turns
I still have a problem breathing in when i freestyle. I'm unable to catch new breaths unlike breaststroke where Im able to "gulp" fresh breaths through my mouth. Any tips on how to breathe in better during freestyle?
Blow out bubbles when your head is in the water, then when you turn your head on the side, breathe in. As you get used to this, you can strart blowing out through your nose while your head is in the water and breathe in through your mouth. With practice, you'll get the hang of it.
Looking good for 2 months!!! The timing of the pulls and the flip turn will come around with time and attention.
The guy appreciates the wall much better. He caresses it and everything.
That tumble was 👍😊👍
Awesome video love it
One day I'll swim like the second swimmer such flawless technique ✨️
I learned that after 17 years of swimming, I still swim like I’ve been swimming for 2 months. Maybe I need a coach.
Song please ? Thanks
If you can swim like that man in 2 month, you must be genius😂