How Japan Changed Swimming Forever | The Olympics On The Record
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
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A look at the era in Olympic history when the swimming pool was dominated by the pioneering Japanese. Starting off with a gold in 1928.
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the reenactment of japanese sport scientist was gold.
i laughed my socks off. it was so silly.
Yeah, it reminds me of Bobby Lee as a North Korean Scientist on MADtv. Hahah.
The throwing of the camera lmao
1:29 "They started using underwater photography.."
*throws vintage camera in the pool*
Shion Shiranui 😂😂😂
Thank you UA-cam for recommending this video to me. I was watching tigers having babies and now I am watching how Japan changed swimming.
UA-cam recommends the strangest things nowadays
Like!
I was watching Pokémon ultra moon fast lvl up lol
The moral of the story is if you are good at something remember there will always be an Asian who can do it better
Michael phelps ? O.o
Joseph Schooling*
Lol
Not basketball though, black people will always be better at basketball than asians :)
Mauner Lacayo got that from the pen and teller show didn’t you
I really appreciate Japan.
It is technologically advance
Yet is disciplined nation
And also maintained tradition..
Wow......such a hard-working and polite nation...🌸🌸
Love from India
I love India too. It's a beautiful country!
@@cowboyboopdoop nah
Masters of the future and guardians of the past.
They changed it by the creation of “Free! Iwatobi Swim Club”
YAAASSS!!! Finally someone watches Free!!!
Saw the title and thought "Haru!?"
valcarajo lmao the gayest anime I’ve ever seen
I love that they didn't cut the Olympic solute
The Olympic office still has a statue of an athlete doing it they don't seem to have cut ties to it really, just no athlete dares to do it.
Also, the quick in Volleyball is from Japan in order for them to beat the tall oponents
At 2:33 look at that massive freaking bellyflop
FullOilBarrel it’s because they didn’t have blocks
Even bigger bellyflop at 3:49
Many many thanks for providing this vidio & informations. Ancient or old records are always. Motivating to proceed ahead with confidence❤️🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺💛🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺💙🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺💚🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺😀😆😄
Those trailblazing Japanese have led the way in so much: swimming science, electronics, cars, and so much more. Bravo, Japan!!
2:13 me when I find 5 dollars on the ground
I would be interested in the history of the flip turn. I see videos in the 1950s showing some using it, others not. Wikipedia credits Al Vande Weghe in the 30s. I can’t find any footage of him demonstrating the new technique and who were the first adopt it. This is probably as important as the Fosbury flop is to the high jump.
Is it sad that I live in the USA but was cheering for Japan this whole video😂
Japanese people always cheer for USA lol
This video is comedy gold. When he threw the camera I- can’t even😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣
They might add that the surge of Americans to the top was lead by Hawaii Swim Club and coach Sakamoto. The swimmers were primarily of Japanese ancestry.
I always appreciate the Japanese.... Their passion and the way the do things.... they performed and do it whole heartedly..... Japanese constantly made Japan proud.....
I could beat this guys, they are probably like 100 years old
Let me hold your beer
They don’t have googles they have no blocks the pools are poorly regulated not automatic timers etc. yes I bet I could to and I’m a potato
Fredstercooney your grammar is poorly regulated.
Sports is science! If you do your technique scientifically you have the advantage.
Sports is also about genes, if you are born with near perfect body proportions, then you'll have an advantage.
@@rgurung351 you have an advantage, but in this day and age of precise rules and regulations you won't get anywhere without proper techniques m
OMG, that Japanese ingenuity! Such smart, innovative people. Wonderful history that few knew about, especially Americans. The media here wants everyone to think the US is best in everything and has always dominated - NOT true! Japan is awesome in the summer and winter Olympics now!
China is way stronger in sports than Japan. Chinese have sprinter run 9.90 in 100 m dash. The only non black to achieve the results. Chinese swimmers are way stronger than japanese swimmers. And Chinese achieve way more than japan in both summer and winter olympics.
China is japan
Terry Yen
Despicable liar!
2018 Winter Olympics: Japan won 4 gold medals. China won 1 gold medal.
Thank you. The U. S is trash.
@@jerryyagz Japan dominates China in the Winter Olympics, and Japan has a far smaller population - China has like 4 times the population so of course you have more records, plus Chinese athletes use more drugs and harsh training instead of out of love for the sport.
They not just copy, the perfected it.
Japanese is about optimization.
Wow, Congratulations to the Japanese Swimming champions and their coaches! Its a sad thing that their secrets were revealed and copies by their competitors. But at least, they have proved that they can beat the Americans in a very unique way.
2:48 min that looks painful
Lmao ‘great swim coach Salvador Dali’
The japanese also had a go at marathon and 10k always innovating until others figure out their ways.Then physical attributes take over.
I saw that they along with the Chinese were top ranked for walk-races in 2020 [2021] but a couple of Italians won either the 20k and 50k races, if I recall half correctly.
Japanese innovates everything...
But hundreds of worldwide famous important things were invented by Germans :)
@@PP-nu5lj actually it was the Chinese
@@Monsterup-ye8crNah !
1:50 ooh My the swimmer.. < 3
3:33 is that Eugene Lee Yang from the Try Guys?
Japan have been waiting for long time since then, until Daichi Suzuki upset the favorite David Berkoff in men's 100m backstroke at 1988 Olympic.
I love Japan
Me, too!!!!!!!!!
I dont
Thanks
I almost buy Salvador dali as swim coach.. LoL internet...
Wow Japan
Essa foi incrível!
It would be so much fun to go back in time and just dominate with all the things we know today and all the items we have available to us today.
Cool!
Is it weird that I got chills towards the end
Meanwhile, Shinji Takeuchi of Total Immersion is the favorite instructor of freestyle on youtube.
If I was born a Japanese person, I'll be proud too being a Japanese. I was stationed in Japan for more than a decade of my military career. I've seen and experienced their culture, their tradition, their technology, their work ethics and their self-discipline. And for that, I can say the Japanese are just brilliant and genius with anything and everything they put their mind, heart and soul to it.
This looks like a different sport!
What modifications they did tho?what's the modification improvement they did?
Extraordinary
so cool
You could say this was the dawn of sports science.
Yes, the strength of individuals counts but the technique is just as important.
Japanese took advantage of being the first but the rest of the world soon followed and caught Japan.
well, sports science type stuff was applied elsewhere around that time too
This country’s so good
2:32 belly flopping in the Olympics
Roses are red, violets are blue, there's always an asian who's better then you!
Nah
Only Japanese accomplished these. Don't generalize to Asians.
HollyNihon Can you stop saying that it’s just a joke ya know.
It’s A Trap! Can they stop repeating the joke then?
Mr. W it’s the internet, so no.
America: we are the best at everything you can’t stop us. Japan: we observed so now you can.
Anyone else got hooked on swimming after watching Free!
Oh.. they were researching swimming style for olympic.. i thought those scientists were doing live action swimming club anime... I could've sworn they were playing deja vu - initial d song...
Streamlined spectacles?
I love swimmimg!
Arigato!!
extra - ordinary
My
I LOVE JAPAN!!!
That is in 1932? How much more today? 🤩
A swim cap in 1928!? Who knew?
Bondi rescue says different
3:33 HH
invention keep you forward,but consistency remain question,
"There is always an Asian better than you"
Salvador Dali a swimming coach?
Los angeleees
TIL they didn't wear goggles back then. 😲
2:53 excuse me what
wow
1:00 freemaons hand shake all sport is fixed.
You know this explains how the Japanese do so well in events, they have used sports science to win events they are not really great at.
Correction, the fact that they won so convincingly in 1932 makes them really great at it.
Conversely, you could argue that the US team was really never that great in that era, because they ultimately lost to superior performances.
What can i say you learn from the best 🇺🇸
I am Indian but I Love Japanese very very much because Japanese love his country very much I💟Japanese very much
I didn't know men also wore one-piece swimsuits
los *angelees*
Sorry Michael Phelps. Here come some Asians that also cannot get close
The economic depression was in full swing in 1932. That also contributed to fewer amateur athletes.
Who’s the American who won gold without the new technique? Or was his technique just naturally better?
I was thinking the same thing. Also, if you want to swim as fast as you can, you'd think you'd find the best technique from your intuition! surely there are plenty of naturally gifted athletes.
@@blackjackreward4456 I'm not sure you have understood what this video is all about. It wasn't the swimmers themselves who discovered these refinements. The Japanese took a scientific approach to analyzing stroke mechanics and then coached what they had learned. Talent doesn't develop in a vacuum, and no one reaches an elite level in the sport, capable of setting world records and winning Olympic medals, without considerable support and resources.
AYYYY MY LAST NAME IS MIYAZAKI
Swimming 1500m w/o goggles???????? :o
Dear Planet japan,
I want to be smart as Japanese citizen, DM me the recipe.
my question is, why didn't they wear goggles or swim caps?
Thats how i always swam
Yes im from back to the future.
I love British accent
*Segue o único penta* 🇧🇷🇧🇷
It is not the "free"style swimming ,it is called crawl
I wonder how this affected American public sentiment towards Japan, especially with WWII around the corner
If penguins and sardines can swim at a fast pace, why not Japanese!
science, a ba zu re!
Then Michael Phelps came
The last guy on the last lane down the screen is not a swimmer how do u dive that way.....wahaaaàt
Then like 15 years later they bombed perl harbor. So awkward. Just saying.
And then US drop the nukes
Pearl Harbor
as they say...war never changes
free live action
tradition of USA 😂
That's all changed now.
Nadar
Swimmingly Successful
Only fools don't copy. - China
1st
tora tora tora,, banzaiiiiii
Omg 1:01 the one guy looks like Casey neistat
nerds
Not how you pronounce "extraordinary" lol.
Irish?
Yes it is.
The incompetent daniel consistently introduce because hope continuously ask worth a helpless locust. ambiguous, vacuous marble