How Fast Humans Can Theoretically Swim

Discover the absolute limits of human swimming speed! 🏊‍♂️ In this fascinating analysis, we explore the scientific factors that determine just how fast humans can theoretically swim. From Olympic champions to the physics of water resistance, learn what makes the perfect swimmer and why we might be approaching the peak of human swimming performance.
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Whether you're a competitive swimmer or just curious about human potential, this video breaks down the biomechanics, hydrodynamics, and physiological limits that determine maximum swimming speed. Perfect for athletes, coaches, and swimming enthusiasts!

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[nayjay]

Bro doesn't even know the current world record for 100m freestyle and still expects me to believe anything else he says.

[squeegel]

Tell me, is this an ai generated narration?

The inflections of certain words are a bit sus.

[viewer-of-content]

2.29 m/s is 8.244km/h or 5.123mph some dope was spamming the comments with incorrect math. a km is 1000m and m/s does not convert to km/h as 1000 x 60 x 60 x m/s it converts as 2.29/1 = x(1000/(60x60)), = 2.29 x 3600 = x(1000), = 8244/1000 =8.244 or x

[viewer-of-content]

⁠that was the top running speed for a human and it shows a jogger Usaine Bolt 44.72km/h 2009 top speed during his races. average speed was around 43km/h

[jugbrewer]

3 meters/second over very short distances is hypothetically possible, based on researchers' mathematical models. there you go.

[xxxskiwrldvert]

Is no one gonna talk about the one piece reference 😂

[happyfullfridge]

Haven't watched this channel in a very long time and I feel like it's improved quite a bit since then!

[happyfullfridge]

Comparing us to aquatic animals is very unfair tho, I'd like a comparison of other primates/ mammals swimming more for that part, I imagine a lot can't swim at all.