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Weird selection from USA honestly
GB as expected win. Peaty is such a cheat code
GB as expected win. Peaty is such a cheat code
Weird selection from USA honestly
GB as expected win. Peaty is such a cheat code
He's a flippin machine and Jacoby's goggles fell off. That's where they lost most of their time.I think it’s crazy to put a girl in for breaststroke with Adam peaty in the field . Dresel being into his third race didn’t help either
I feel that the nations are still trying to suss out the best combo for this event.I think it’s crazy to put a girl in for breaststroke with Adam peaty in the field . Dresel being into his third race didn’t help either
I feel that the nations are still trying to suss out the best combo for this event.
Yep. Said as much before in this threadI think it’s crazy to put a girl in for breaststroke with Adam peaty in the field . Dresel being into his third race didn’t help either
8 seconds, yeah, not good. Though their problem was the butterfly. Hauske swam 1 second slower than her best, and that put medals out of Dressel's reachHe's a flippin machine and Jacoby's goggles fell off. That's where they lost most of their time.
They've been doing this for over half a decade actually, it's not new to themI feel that the nations are still trying to suss out the best combo for this event.
It’s getting up to 90-94*F (32-34*C) in Kawagoe, where the course is. It is apparently quite humid as well, which is pushing the head index up.I hope Matsuyama wins it. Would be great for him to win gold for the home crowd.
I have to ask guys. I kept reading description such as "dead heat" etc. I just checked the weather at the golf venue. It's 29°c. If it's that kind of temp when I'm out playing golf me and my mates will be praying to the gods to thank them for the cool weather. Are Europeans really that allergic to heat?
GB have Adam Peaty. Seriously, the guy is to swimming was Bolt was to sprinting - a man from 30 years in the future. He's so far above the competition he doesn't look like he's swimming against other men. In Rio he basically single-handedly won them a medal in the medley relayFoster called it pretty well in the build up. GB simply sussed this one out and played their cards right.
Great credit to Guy and Hopkin for pulling out of their individual events.
Think of us Europeans as a John o Shea when he was with us, when it comes to temperature jack of all trades master of none, see most are ready for the cold especially in the north and the south are ready for the heat and then there’s the Irish and the brits we aren’t really ready for both at the extremes so we just drink a lot to get over itI hope Matsuyama wins it. Would be great for him to win gold for the home crowd.
I have to ask guys. I kept reading description such as "dead heat" etc. I just checked the weather at the golf venue. It's 29°c. If it's that kind of temp when I'm out playing golf me and my mates will be praying to the gods to thank them for the cool weather. Are Europeans really that allergic to heat?
It’s getting up to 90-94*F (32-34*C) in Kawagoe, where the course is. It is apparently quite humid as well, which is pushing the head index up.
it’s currently 85*F (29*C) with a “real feel” of 98*F (36*C)
Think of us Europeans as a John o Shea when he was with us, when it comes to temperature jack of all trades master of none, see most are ready for the cold especially in the north and the south are ready for the heat and then there’s the Irish and the brits we aren’t really ready for both at the extremes so we just drink a lot to get over it
Yes, but… Sweating beats panting.
Nice to see brownlee get a gold after playing second fiddle to his brother at the last 2 olympics
The insecurities of a man who knows he will never be the true GOAT.Djokovic having a meltdown.
Then he and his fans wonder why no one cheers for him.
Yeah that would melt the like of meI hope Matsuyama wins it. Would be great for him to win gold for the home crowd.
I have to ask guys. I kept reading description such as "dead heat" etc. I just checked the weather at the golf venue. It's 29°c. If it's that kind of temp when I'm out playing golf me and my mates will be praying to the gods to thank them for the cool weather. Are Europeans really that allergic to heat?
Yeah that would melt the like of me
What I mean it would suit Rory and Shane ok because of how accurate they can be with their irons and being no wind the ball could travel further too.
Yep. I’d love to see Rory or Shane even get a bronze if they can it would be still massive for Ireland and Rory and Shane themselves.Day 4 is shaping up to be a really exciting day.
So many players within 3 strokes of the leader. And most of them quite likeable too.
I feel though the Olympics would be better if there were team events or even mixed team event.
Yep. I’d love to see Rory or Shane even get a bronze if they can it would be still massive for Ireland and Rory and Shane themselves.
Maybe they’ll bring it in next year, how would it work 2xmen or 4xmen and women?
Looks like it’s going to be a Jamaica 1,2,3Not looking good for Asher-Smith..
Looks like her ceiling is about 11.0s, maybe 10.9. Even if she gets through to the final, no chance she competes for a medal, which will probably require 10.75 or lower.Not looking good for Asher-Smith..
Looks like it’s going to a a Jemacia 1,2,3Not looking good for Asher-Smith..
Those Jamaicans are super fast leaving the field behind.Looks like it’s going to a a Jemacia 1,2,3
Asher-Smith is out but Keita is in the final for GB
She looked really slow compared to the other runners as you say she never had a legitimate chance in the final.Looks like her ceiling is about 11.0s, maybe 10.9. Even if she gets through to the final, no chance she competes for a medal, which will probably require 10.75 or lower.
Because water resistance is so much more significant than wind resistance, any technological improvement to either the athlete's equipment or the actual pool itself will have a massive impact on a swimmer's speed, and it's also much easier to find and implement those improvements in swimming than in sprinting or distance running. In 2008 there was a lot of controversy because of the now-banned "supersuits", made of polyurethane as opposed to textiles, that went down to the ankles instead of the knees. Half of the records in men's swimming are from when those suits were still allowed. It's also no coincidence that records often get set at events like the Olympics, where new state-of-the-art pools have been made specifically for the championship. There's a lot of movement within the water in a pool, especially with eight elite swimmers splashing around at the same time, and there's always new ways to make the water more stable and predictable, which results in faster times.I find it fascinating how quickly the swimming world records fall. In track and field they can last for years, suppose in a pool there are fewer outside elements to influence the conditions and any tiny technical progression can make a huge difference.
Wonder if they have a chance to break Flo Jo’s 33 year old Olympic record. Her WR on the other hand will stand the test of timeThose Jamaicans are super fast leaving the field behind.
Because water resistance is so much more significant than wind resistance, any technological improvement to either the athlete's equipment or the actual pool itself will have a massive impact on a swimmer's speed, and it's also much easier to find and implement those improvements in swimming than in sprinting or distance running. In 2008 there was a lot of controversy because of the now-banned "supersuits", made of polyurethane as opposed to textiles, that went down to the ankles instead of the knees. Half of the records in men's swimming are from when those suits were still allowed. It's also no coincidence that records often get set at events like the Olympics, where new state-of-the-art pools have been made specifically for the championship. There's a lot of movement within the water in a pool, especially with eight elite swimmers splashing around at the same time, and there's always new ways to make the water more stable and predictable, which results in faster times.