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Swimming Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024


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:USA 2024 TYR Pro Swim Series  - Westmont (USA) :USA

March 6th - March 9th 2024

 

Meet Results

 

 

The following new OQTs were achieved

 

Men's 50m Freestyle

:USA Santo Condorelli

:USA Caeleb Dressel

 

Women's 50m Freestyle

:USA Simone Manuel

 

Women's 100m Freestyle

:USA Simone Manuel

 

Women's 100m Backstroke

:USA Leah Shackley

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2 hours ago, OlympicsFan said:

Nice to see that he has dreams, but he has never shown anything to indicate that he can come remotely close to Kos in the 200 back. He should save his energy for other events. Also I don’t see how Marchand and Ceccon are connected, Marchand obviously is lightyears ahead of Ceccon. Ceccon will have enough trouble to beat the Americans in the 100 back, Marchand is infinitely more dominant in the 400 IM. In addition to that I think that Marchand will try to go for 4 golds, otherwise they probably wouldn’t have changed the schedule so that he can swim the 200 fly and the 200 breast. 

We'll see. Even if it's not 2 golds, but e.g. 1 gold and 1 silver or bronze in the 200 backstroke, it will be ok. It's always better to have 2 individual chances than 1. The most important thing is to be in good shape in July and he will be getting closer to his world record from 2022. He won't be the favorite in the 200 meters but he has a chance for the podium.

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13 hours ago, copravolley said:

We'll see. Even if it's not 2 golds, but e.g. 1 gold and 1 silver or bronze in the 200 backstroke, it will be ok. It's always better to have 2 individual chances than 1. The most important thing is to be in good shape in July and he will be getting closer to his world record from 2022. He won't be the favorite in the 200 meters but he has a chance for the podium.

1) It isn’t always better to have 2 individual (Olympic) events. Focusing on one event can improve your medals chances, examples would be Manaudou, Proud or Armstrong.

2) He has a chance (probability greater than zero) to win a medal in the 200 back, but it is impossible to tell from the outside how big his chance is. So far he hasn’t shown anything to indicate that he could be one of the favorites for a medal. Training for the 200 back might destroy some of his speed, which could hurt him in the 100 back. At least the 200 back schedule doesn’t collide with the 100 back/4 x 100 free/4 x 100 Medley schedule, so it probably wouldn’t hurt too much to give it a try.

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Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached.
 

 

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12 minutes ago, OlympicsFan said:

1) It isn’t always better to have 2 individual (Olympic) events. Focusing on one event can improve your medals chances, examples would be Manaudou, Proud or Armstrong.

2) He has a chance (probability greater than zero) to win a medal in the 200 back, but it is impossible to tell from the outside how big his chance is. So far he hasn’t shown anything to indicate that he could be one of the favorites for a medal. Training for the 200 back might destroy some of his speed, which could hurt him in the 100 back. At least the 200 back schedule doesn’t collide with the 100 back/4 x 100 free/4 x 100 Medley schedule, so it probably wouldn’t hurt too much to give it a try.

In the case of a more experienced swimmer, such as Paltrinieri, I think he should choose swimming or open water, because he may end up without a medal. However, Ceccon is young and I think that 100 and 200 back can be combined. I hope he can.

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14 hours ago, Topicmaster1010 said:

 

 

Men's 50m Freestyle

:USA Santo Condorelli

 

Wasn’t he competing for Italy? And, above all, wasn’t he Canadian? :question:

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2 minutes ago, AlFHg said:

Wasn’t he competing for Italy? And, above all, wasn’t he Canadian? :question:

He keeps changing nationalities. Question is does he go for a fourth one or will he return to Canada?

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:SWE 2024 Swedish Grand Prix - Kungsbacka (SWE) :SWE

March 8th - March 10th 2024

 

Meet Results

 

 

No new OQTs were achieved

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:LUX 2024 CIJ Meet LUX - Luxembourg (LUX:LUX

March 8th - March 10th 2024

 

Meet Results

 

 

No new OQTs were achieved

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:POL 2024 Polish Grand Prix - Oswiecim (POL) :POL

March 9th - March 10th 2024

 

Meet Results

 

 

No new OQTs were achieved

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:FIN 2024 AALTO Winter Games - Jyvaskyla (FIN:FIN

March 9th - March 10th 2024

 

Meet Results

 

 

No new OQTs were achieved

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