That’s 10,000 yards

Crazy Cause my dad went to NC

You Sind my cast

oh that's raw

I hope we have the first AI to take all the medals, over. 😂😂😂😂😂

he is on my club team 😂

5 100 fly 4 100 free 3 200 free 2 500 free 1 1650 im sorry but the 200 fly isnt that bad 😂

bro what how is this dude going a 29.3 when I have arms.

25 m or 25 jardas?

0:38 me who has both 👀

The number of tests in China is several times that of European and American athletes. under unfair treatment. China plus Hong Kong has more gold medals than the United States.

The Chinese comments on here need to be moderated with truth, they are NOT admitting the truth and are hitting out with vitriole at any one who suggests that maybe this is not real without a drug deal. The Chinese are the ones who hit out, are they the ones who are racist? Seems so. In the total history of this swin at this distance that is impossible. And any one who suggests for one minute there is NOT drugs in sport is just lying and do any of you think they would give you a drug that can be caught?

Yes, I’ve been hit by a truck. That’s why I’m back to swimming. 😂

Wow 👏👏👏

incredible, and I agree about padding for the finish, they should add it.

Hello Kyle I am a swimmer so is my son. I am very skeptical about Mr. Pan's world record. ! ? Lance Armstrong Cheated real real bad and never got caught. To my knowledge he had Doctors to help him do this. ! He was a swimmer to. He even had Blood Transfusions. To help his performance !! Ok !! He never got caught and I am sure was tested and tested just like Pan and he got away with it completely. !! Ok !! We would never ever have found out about his cheating until he finally admitted it to Opra Winfree ! WOW ! So all you people out there that think that our testing techniques are not able to be beaten you are wrong !! Lance Armstrong never got caught. We would never have known about this unless he admitted it and he finally did after denying and denying and denying he cheated !! So Kyle ! Wow. There are alot of people who train just as hard and Pan ! Ok But they never would ever do 46.4 in the 100 M freestye. Never. So sorry I hope your not mad at me. But I am still very suspicous about the fact that he may have used performance enhancing drugs. Also he is from China. They have had a history of Swimmers using these drugs and have been caught. I am not so sure at all that Mr. Pan was not also using these drugs. I am still very suspicious. Sorry !

i don't participate swim race but the only thing i can say lloyd's disqualification is utterly dumb it equivalent to getting disqualified in the exams just because you finished first and making a bit ruckus

btw, you did pronounce his name pretty well already, I've heard a thousand times people pronounce "lee", should be "la" meaning "happiness"

save some of your gasps for later, he most likely going to shock the world again very soon. 46.4 is not the end

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😭😭😭😭

That doesnt look hard, just boring. Interval is super slow, jist takes a while to do it all.

Hi Kyle! I don’t know if you remember but yesterday, October 2nd I believe you came to silverton to do a swim clinic and I was their! I’ve seen your KZbin videos and couldn’t believe it was you! It was nice having you come visit silverton!

Thanks for the video Kyle!!

I think the prices of the tickets are over priced

Rowdy is a legend

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Rise of the Meritocracy 😊

Chat that was so sigma I was there

I love this guy's videos but its just so annoying that all the competitions and his videos are in yards and not in meters and I literally have no idea about the level of timings... these are America-Exclusive content at this point I wanna see him do meters once 😭😭😭

I am the UNCW meet!!!!!!!!!!

Please more roasts!

My coach always used a touchpad to time us and it was very expensive, the explanation of the stopwatch really helped him! I told him this and he started using one. Thanks a lot!

You make great videos Kyle! I'd love to meet you Kyle!!!

That underwater was 💀💀

ONLY 5 COMMENTS AND ONE YEAR AGO??!!??

The random dude under him...

Bro I'm slower than you without jeans and I can say the same for most of the comment section I'm 28

It’s clear I’m moving to Dallas at the perfect time. (Get to see the Texas A&M team swim, which is probably gonna be really good cuz of the dual meets with the longhorns”

This is very significant

Bobby is too humble, his 1500 is just wow

Christ Jesus is Lord

Wow 🤩

I remain thoroughly sick of the decision to disqualify him. Makes a mockery of the sport and the judges

AMAZINGGG

Legend.

I couldn't hit my head that much against a wall at full speed. Keep it up🎉

In the meantime, the clowns who smeared Pan falsely accusing him of doping are quietly studying his swimming techniques trying to find out his secrets to his world record breaking feat..LOL

That's an insane kick. Impressive.

He’s a dawg

Someone needs to come up with a pad to incorporate into the touchpad. This guy is awesome. Please save his brain.