Only Swimmers Can Relate to These Weird Warmups!

Have you done any of these strange swimmer warmups behind the blocks? 🤣⁠ #shorts

[alessioorsatti]

Before a race I do all of this but I don't dance with headphones😂😂

[AJ]

I totally adjust and readjust my goggles like crazy.

[mrbigg]

That dancing with headphones on looked incredibly difficult

[carletes]

I jump like Caeleb while slapping my back Phelps mode. Then, i just swim like a poor dog😂😂

[annanewman]

i adjust my goggles but only because i’m hella nervous

[theguywiththebighead]

The splashing face is actually to activate a reflex that helps you with holding your breath. Not cap look it up

[user_naaaaame]

nah the dancing with ur head phones on is an iconic warm up for wrestlers

[johnriddle]

I do the triceps jiggle a lot. I also do the same thing with my hamstrings/quads

[mrs.mushroom]

The back slap just hits different and always will forever

[Lightning_McNugget]

The chest slap made me chuckle a bit. But the headphones nearly made me spit out my water XD

[VortexTheGreat]

The worst feeling you get is when your event is about to start, and you’re putting your goggles on and one side is tighter than the other and you scramble trying to fix it and it doesn’t work 😂

[bobfromtadley]

Goggle one is me too, but I dont wanna be messing about with them when i get in the pool🤣

[notfath]

Just slapping ourselves before our race😂

[annettebalaguer]

I’m totally the first one constantly adjusting my cap and goggles! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[OliviaWiddowson]

That splash and dash was so aggressive 💀

[I-keddo]

Tricep jiggle and Phelps iconic back slap

[chosenone]

Tricep shake to inner bicep to lat slap was always routine, the popping sound was way to satisfying

[AverageRanboolover]

At my swimclub we usually play trending or old songs, like the lorax i say let it grow and a bunch of katy perry and we all karaoke when we are behind the block, really gets my adrenaline going lol

[MRM-xq]

I readjust googles and cap constantly before I swim 😂

[xqiuvmah]

Not a swimmer, I wrestled, but I would always take a spoonful of honey before warming up for every match. My thinking was the sugar would give me energy, even though 15 minutes (max) is too quick to get anything out of it.