Olympic Medalist Noe Ponti on Training in Switzerland for Foreseeable Future

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We sat down with Olympic bronze medalist in the 100 fly, Noe Ponti. The butterfly specialist is fresh off of breaking 4 new Swiss records at the Swiss SC championships. Ponti was public on his Instagram that winning his bronze medal was fairly life-changing and prompted him to depart from NC State after having been in the US for just a few weeks this fall. Ponti speaks on how being at home in Switzerland brings him happiness and will therefore be staying there for the foreseeable future.

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Roro
3 years ago

Funny thing is that before December 3rd 2020 his personal bests were 100 fly 52.6 and 200 fly 1.58.9 and he wasn’t qualified for the Olympics! What a difference in 8 months…

Europeanswimfan
3 years ago

This is an extremely talented young man. Very interesting were his quotes about the US: If he would have been fourth at the Olympics, he probably would have gone to NC State College… that shows how big the impact is of an olympic medal. His life would have been different. For right now, in my honest opinion, he has made à good choice, staying on his path of success, with support for his new „celebrity life“.

Swimfan
3 years ago

Great one 👍

It‘s time to bring Michael Andrew to the podcast.

Ledecky will go 3:55 in Paris
Reply to  Swimfan
3 years ago

No he’s too out of touch with reality

coachymccoachface
Reply to  Ledecky will go 3:55 in Paris
3 years ago

Real question, does he still live with his parents?

HJones
Reply to  Ledecky will go 3:55 in Paris
3 years ago

Not as far out from reality as predicting Ledecky will go 3:55 in Paris.

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