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We sat down with World Jr Champion Jake Magahey, who was just getting ready to start his freshman season at the University of Georgia. Magahey was one of the rangiest freestylers we had ever ranked as a high schooler, and he explains what he likes about shorter and longer events. He also shares a couple of his favorite freestyle sets with us.
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I don’t know how many people have gotten top 3 in the 50, 100, 200, 500 AND the 1650 at a Junior National meet. LEGEND!
Townley almost got the sweep at NCSAs! Most recent to run the gauntlet I think.
He’s so good looking
there should be more hype around this guy
Let’s get him to explain how to go fast without technique
While his stroke may not look very great from just watching normally, an underwater view shows how amazing he is at catching and getting a grip on the water. The bend in his elbows and catch are some of the best I’ve ever seen. Not to mention how he can hold his underwaters in a 500 better than the vast majority of people. There’s more to technique than the recovery side of the stroke
Having watched Jake for a long time, the change in his underwaters from weakness to a weapon over a 2 year period has been amazing.
LOVE THIS…”weakness to a weapon”!!!
People used to say the same thing about Janet Evans and her windmill arms…but she was INCREDIBLE under the surface of the water…the way she “anchored” at the beginning of her stroke was incredible!