Poll 17/100 | Which is your favourite Aquatic sport?

[Fly_like_a_don 1,090]

#83 days to go 

[phelps 7,675]

since I could only pick 1 sport, I went with Swimming, but to be honest, a multiple choice poll would have been more accurate, as I love also Rowing, Canoeing (especially the Slalom events) and Sailing (especially the windsurfing class)...

 

on the other hand, I'm not a big fan of either Diving and Surf, even if I could enjoy the highest level of competition and the fight for the medals in both disciplines...

 

meanwhile having Artistic Swimming under the category sport, it's just a farce, an insult to the true sports...that's just an entertaining (for some people, at least) artistic activity that has nothing to do with a competition and any objective judging criteria...it should be removed from the Olympics immediately...actually, it should have never been named an olympic discipline...  

[opruh 129]

Artistic Swimming 

[hckošice 14,831]

1. Canoeing Slalom

 

2. Canoeing Sprint

 

3. Water Polo

 

Over

[Agger 1,663]

Terribly tough one among the 4 top ones (on the list). Have been following sailing more and more. Meanwhile it was a pleasure watching the canoeing sprint in London. Swimming is one of the top events and home of Olympic legends and rowing means a lot to modern Danish Olympics! But I ended up selecting sailing.

[Jinzha 702]

I went with swimming, but I do have to say there is maybe a bit too much swimming in the Olympics (amount of events/medals). Rowing is a close second. Both are sports that are really core to watching the Olympics to me.

[Werloc 3,164]

This poll is unfair, I love rowing and swimming equally  

[thiago_simoes 1,423]

I just don't like sailing, and I'm not really a fan of surfing -- though by no means I dislike it.

I chose swimming, though.

[Olympian1010 7,976]

Like others said, this was a surprisingly difficult choice. I went with canoeing, but sailing and artistic swimming were close to getting my vote.

[CCB 565]

I like rowing very much, especially in the Olympics. Back in London 2012, I visited Eton Dorney and enjoyed the races so much! Swimming is a close second for me, although I really don't like the longer freestyle distances.