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Artistic Swimming at the Pan American Games 2019

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Eh, probably 6th

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Fun Fact: The stadium announcer in English is the same person (Pj Kwong) who does the figure skating announcing at the Olympics.

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Great work from Canada    This is what difference the top 3 teams from the rest in my opinion: each choreographic movement is perfectly time with the music and it actually "tells a story".

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Well that was certainly a fun choice of music by . Their two subs look like they are having a blast, too.

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Just now, dcro said:

That was non-synchronized swimming from El Salvador.

It’s wasn’t that artistic either. One of the swimmers was much better than the other and it showed. A terrible performance all-around.

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Not terrible from the Chileans, but there were noticeable mistakes unfortunately. They made one big mistake on a lift right at the start of the performance.

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Actually a shockingly good performance from Peru. That honestly wasn’t bad. There were noticeable execution errors though. That should get a decent score in my opinion.

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Great choreography from the Guatemalans, but there were quite a few synchronization errors. Plus, there was once again one swimmer that was noticeably better than the other.

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Terrible choreography and music choice from Cuba. Quite a few execution errors as well. They do not deserve a good score.

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6 minutes ago, Olympian1010 said:

Great choreography from the Guatemalans, but there were quite a few synchronization errors. Plus, there was once again one swimmer that was noticeably better than the other.

 

Is it better for the stronger athlete to have a worse performance for better synchronization or is it better to perform as good as possible for maximum execution points?

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Aruba is my personal favorite, but I won’t remember that performance. Music choice and choreography were good, but there was just something missing (Plus, a few execution errors).

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Is it better for the stronger athlete to have a worse performance for better synchronization or is it better to perform as good as possible for maximum execution points?

It all comes down to Artistic Impression really, so I’d say give your best when you can, but try to match your partners level at certain moments. Or just get a new partner.

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