WATCH: Matt King Swims 19.2 50 Free in a BRIEF at end of Practice

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Light n’ aesthetic
1 month ago

THere’s always waves and all that sooo it could’ve gone either way. still really fast though!!!

ArtVanDeLegh10
1 month ago

Anytime a video is posted with a practice time, many feel the need to state what they timed the swim at.

Hawaiian Reeves
1 month ago

I realize a lot of people on the site automatically know what it means to swim 19.2s in a brief, but it would be great if writers could get into the habit of providing at least a sentence or two of context with a post like this. Don’t get me wrong; I’m really glad it’s here, but a bit of education would go a long way.

Frank
1 month ago

Ian Hong is doing that 4 times in a practice according to Sergio Lopez. Why isn’t that news?

1650 Onetrick
Reply to  Frank
1 month ago

Joseph Schooling went a 19.2 10 times in a row yesterday at the end of practice

Hiswimcoach
1 month ago

19.45

greg17815
Reply to  Hiswimcoach
29 days ago

Same – 19.44/19.45/19.44 three in a row

splitter
1 month ago

I had 19.35 and 19.36 on consecutive views. I could see a world where the coach says 19.2

swimgeek
Reply to  splitter
1 month ago

same. Close enough to say 19.2 is legit

IUfan
Reply to  splitter
1 month ago

Same, 19.3.

1650 Onetrick
Reply to  splitter
1 month ago

I got 19.33 on the dot twice in a row so I’m pretty confident it’s gotta be close to that. 19.2 is very reasonable

swimdfree
1 month ago

Wait you can still swim fast in a brief?!

SCCOACH
Reply to  swimdfree
1 month ago

Only monotonously

Applesandoranges
Reply to  swimdfree
1 month ago

Only when times with a hand watch.

Weinstein-Madden-Ledecky-Gemmell
1 month ago

Go IU!

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