2 Months of Swimming VS. 20 Years of Swimming!

Practice makes perfect! Set your goals and you can get better every day! #shorts

[adamwesselinoff]

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.

[twangerrrrrr]

Shoutout to the camera man for waitinf those 20 years

[tonyabbsmuscleworkout]

Both are winners for giving it a go! The 20 year veteran was once a 2 month swimmer too.

[eduardoayala]

I love how smooth it looks after years of practice

[juliocurcio]

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!

[momo]

Her body flow is so smooth its like she a actual fish swimming 🏊‍♀️ 😆

[albertbatfinder]

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.

[texbex]

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.

[HotThot]

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

[chrispeters]

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.

[bigbuggie]

Her swimming is beautiful. I hope it doesn’t take 20 years to learn to swim like that.

[bobayla]

The stopping and doing stream line instead of flip turn is so relatable

[tanvi]

Me, even after swimming fir 10 years, swims worse than the 2 month swimming guy.
Inconsistency is the key

[og]

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.

[bravosierra]

time, patience and dedication :) Swimming is a classical art. A minute to learn an entire lifetime to master.

[Red-sslv]

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.

[BlaqueRainbow]

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

[emilyo]

I’ve been swimming for 2 months, and this is spot on. Today I worked at keeping my head down which is depicted here!

[kelseycleve]

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.

[austinrogers]

Seen this a week ago... couldn't tell the difference. After learning to swimming for 2 weeks I now see the difference.