We’re back with swimming’s TopTenTweets presented by Arena, where we round up the best of the swimming Twitterverse.
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The newest member of the Arena fam, Natalie Hinds!
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https://www.instagram.com/p/CFZZJ9OgDsa/
When you forget your mask in 2020, you have to make do with what you can.
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Announcing the newest member of Energy Standard?
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We’re back! Diving into the 2020/2021 season! #UnleashTheSting pic.twitter.com/Zw3T5OWrK6
— Newmarket Stingrays (@Swim_Stingrays) September 18, 2020
Back and better than ever!
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"if Emily has figured out how to use Meet Manager she deserves nothing less than a six-figure salary with full benefits just for that"
Oh, sick burn.
— Paul McC (@paul_mccombie) September 13, 2020
I’d give her a million.
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🎉😜🙌🎂 pic.twitter.com/fisaEb80Kr
— Femke Heemskerk (@FemkeHeemskerk) September 21, 2020
Happy Birthday, Femke!
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@myrtlebeachsafari Go to MyrtleBeachSafari.com and make a reservation to see this live 🐯😎 #ThatsWhatILike #swimming #myrtlebeachsafari #tiger #savethetigers
No thank you!!!
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#Condors4Life
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https://www.instagram.com/p/CFT2eLfgW53/
I mean, its still September, but sure.
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Watch how Agnel submerges his chest during the last stroke into his turn. Great example of going faster by doing less. pic.twitter.com/aP14YSwR7y
— Herbie Behm (@SirHerb_the3rd) September 21, 2020
A cool detail of an absolutely iconic 200 freestyle.
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I don’t find the KKK looking paper bags funny or the mask-not-wearing on the plane
Use that energy productively, Sammy
Thank you, I will try
The paper bags are an improvement .
Haha
I try to do what Agnel did in those turns but… I’m sure it doesn’t come out quite as smoothly.
Could we get a breakdown for why that is faster?
From what I understand, it allows buoyancy to help the hips pop up and over faster.
I was taught that having water go over two surfaces (back and stomach) was faster than water rushing over just the stomach. Phelps does this technique too.