Ryan Lochte Breaks Down 2Fly/1Free Double (Video)

2019 USA SWIMMING PRO SWIM SERIES – GREENSBORO

Reported by Braden Keith.

The comeback trail continues for American swimmer Ryan Lochte, who in his first swim at the 2019 Pro Swim Series stop in Greensboro, North Carolina on Thursday swam a 2:01.73 in the 200 meter fly. At 35-years old, that’s the 2nd-fastest time of his career, behind only a 2:01.19 that he swam at the 2016 Southern Premier Meet.

Read more about Lochte’s first day of competition in Greensboro here.

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Bambi
4 years ago

He pretty cool DUDE for sure!!!

PhillyMark
4 years ago

His versatility is impressive. Will never forget those underwaters in Shangai…particularly in 800 free relay as the anchor! His wall at the last 100 where he went from behind to half a body length ahead upon surfacing

ERVINFORTHEWIN
Reply to  PhillyMark
4 years ago

same feeling here – those underwaters were Megalithic …only Stravius could come close in the world or Berens .

Skoorbnagol
4 years ago

If he wins 200IM in Tokyo (which I’m rooting for him to do so) that’s such a story.
A swimmer who raised his levels to game changing and took risks with his swims and events.
He could of dropped 200bk in 2012 and beat Phelps on 200IM head to head fresh, such a purest for racing. I think everyone knows he worked his ass off, you don’t go 4.05/1.52.9/1.54.0/1.44.4 and have the longevity he has had without insane work ethic and mental resilience.

ERVINFORTHEWIN
Reply to  Skoorbnagol
4 years ago

agreed – well said . One of the greatest when it comes to be ready …..and Compete

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