25 Meter Dive and Glide?!?!

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Andrey Zhilkin tries a dive and glide after training!
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[@heyshlamow]

*Proceeds to flip off the wall* funniest things

[@TheSwimsuitGuy]

Glad you caught that

[@قناةحسنالشرقي]

By

[@ShivamKumar-oc3xr]

L

[@Markysharky35]

I thought you meant flip turn until I watched the whole thing🤣

[@celestejc1194]

That was so relatable.

[@erwintan001]

His friend was checking him out if he's still alive for a sec there.

[@aymanyoung934]

lol

[@CMManjunath]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Uchiha_itachi_da]

I thought that they were gonna kiss

[@junio3515]

😂😂😂😂

[@victoriadime9057]

No he wasn’t, he was pushing him to help him finally touch the wall.

[@Saturdayz_In_The_Fall]

God I admire swimmers so much. True athleticism tried and true

[@ptbot3294]

Swimmers aren't athletes and they are not doing sports, because they don't sweat. Change my mind.

[@anepagger568]

@@ptbot3294 aik. sains apa hang belajaq ni?

[@aidanmcgrath7159]

@@ptbot3294 they do sweat

[@Catholicnick1845]

@@ptbot3294 what makes you think swimmers don't sweat?

[@kara_debidart]

@@ptbot3294 they do sweat just under water??💀

[@oNtuobAwoH]

He swims faster than me while literally doing nothing.

[@MishaVA444]

LOL.

[@MCbarrelracing_official]

Same

[@neelparmar252]

Thinking Same 😂😂😂

[@Kushu694]

I am the for hundredth like😅😅 😅

[@Xxxxwalid]

انه يسبح بعقله

[@Mktv4418]

It certainly helps when you’re like 7 feet tall

[@aryakohandani8248]

Definitely correct

[@andrewatarantino]

Cope manlet

[@salim5394]

@@andrewatarantino 🤓

[@thepudge6953]

How

[@PatrickChirac]

Mostly not to muscular with a certain bodyfat percentage

[@darenramgolam3043]

His buddy giving him so air bubbles is hilarious

[@Kagutsuch1i]

He was giving air bubbles? Does that work. I wanna know

[@simplistic9163]

@@Kagutsuch1i no course not, it’s kinda like a prank, swimmers joke

[@Kagutsuch1i]

@@simplistic9163 oh ;-:

[@cyathoris7530]

@@Kagutsuch1i not trying to be super technical about it but humans breath out carbon dioxide which can’t be used to breath

[@binary964]

@@cyathoris7530 not trying to be super duper technical but exhaled breath still contains O2, just the ratio is different (free air: 20% O2, 0.04% CO2; exhaled breath: 16% O2, 4% CO2), that's why mouth-to-mouth during CPR works although not widely used anymore

[@daa2725]

Him: 🖕👁👁🖕 The Wall: 😦

[@Putugalihh]

Hahaha

[@irynaahava6428]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sucrainee5608]

The wall got offended

[@LinaAhmad-cy5ou]

👁🫦👁

[@olimovs]

😂😂😂

[@Brian-nn1tf]

these guys make swimming look so effortless lmaoo

[@skebabble3742]

It is that effortless

[@markschoenfelder8629]

It absolutely can be with proper instruction.

[@ceodaboss-qb5po]

​@@skebabble3742 yeah is like to see you do that

[@gregich-w2z]

​@@skebabble3742if you think it's easy, then try to swim 1500 meters in a fin the size of your feet (usually we swim in such) and only then say something

[@firemonkey1015]

Swimming is effortless though, you learn it when you’re like 5. What isn’t effortless is the competition of it. Having to compete and win is hard.

[@aliandthat6160]

Hahahaha i luved how he pointed the finger at the end when he barely missed the wall.

[@michalsoldat8548]

He is gliding faster than I swim 😅

[@jonathanwilliams5235]

Reminds me of ‘88 USA Olympian Dave berghoff. He won gold in Seoul using his own unique swimming style called the berghoff blast off. Once off the platform, he would stay underwater til he got to where the flags are in the pool. He’d only take a few strokes before touching the wall heading bk and winning the race. It was soon outlawed but what a sight to see. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@PrinzAquatic]

Back then you only need to do like 1 stroke minimum to compete And dolphins kick being the fastest technique because its performed under water thus doesn't create wave drag

[@grapeman8612]

That’s why there is the 15 meter rule

[@jonathanwilliams5235]

@@grapeman8612 exactly. which started after the 88 Olympics. They have a change in color of the lane dividers to signal to the swimmers their signal to surface or be DQ’d.

[@bryaneditiontv600]

Thank you I just watched a video of him, pretty cool. So great to see such informative comments!

[@scottpletcher7446]

I grew up swimming with Dave and his brother Kevin. Dave's daughter is on pace to be a world record holder also in backstroke.

[@ivany8117]

Am a highschool swimmer and i think its amazing how he is able to keep straight and not go side ways like i always do. I do undertand it takes practice and stuff but i think its freaking amazing

[@Eddycut]

True, I'm also a swimmer and this was amazing to watch ngl

[@keeganriggs6645]

He is one Arena X-Glide away from making it

[@L14Mswim]

XD

[@Aaron-zk6jn]

fuck that he'd make it 30m lol

[@gordo2022]

Also helps that’s he’s at least 12.5 m long smh

[@TheSwimsuitGuy]

😂😂😂😂

[@zlonewolf]

195 cm is 1.95 m long not 12.5. 12.5m is 41 feet tall or same as a small whale. At 1.95 m he is same as an elephant.

[@TheTriathlete]

@@zlonewolf Learn sarcasm

[@michellec3100]

Dude messed with him, tickle, laugh, interrupted his glide, answer: sign language. . hahaha, great buddies

[@idkheheidk1480]

As a lifeguard, I got anxiety seeing this

[@paulizzs4720]

No

[@dariuskiyani9700]

same here *did he hit his head?*

[@exe8873]

…..

[@zyzz5289]

LoL me too man, in the final tests of the course, we had to do triangle station in dive , a total distance of 30 meters, bro that shit hard asf, u need to remain calm and glide when you feel you have to breath. Proud of myself i finished the course, and 3 months before that i didn’t even know how to swim lol

[@jimmy8377]

As not a lifeguard, I am confused about why this would give you anxiety.

[@thomas-um5jm]

Hey man Just saw u on TV filming 🤣🤣🤣 Can't wait for the vlog

[@Lucas-gm3bv]

Oh oh oh geez!!! I watched this, and put my phone in my pocket. I must have either touched the comments button with my finger or something and four hours later when I pulled my phone out and turned it on, the top of the screen was locked on the top bit visible at the very start of the video and it gave me a good 3.89 seconds of thinking my screen cracked. Now I’ve got all this adrenaline pumping through my body and there’s nothing wrong so I’m literally 😭 in tears.

[@nothing-iz2lg]

day 2 of asking the swimsuit guy to vs Florent, ben, and Kliment in a 50free (but the swimsuit guy gets fins)

[@periodicallyannoying1565]

Bruh diving is so scary, my first swim meet, I kinda just did a jump

[@justinq8345]

Nah

[@somebody9113]

Diving is fun I only worried about losing my googles but once I learned to put my head further down it was fun

[@sofiazulqarnain4509]

Underwaters and glide are really your key to winning a race in my view!

[@e.m.5499]

Wowzers! That dude know he bad. He can stay afloat (flat) and finish the glide. Kudos!

[@julielepage1315]

Wow I'm very impressed with your ability to glide in the pool for so long Great skill to be able to do that.

[@djdgstudios]

One of the most unintentionally funny things I have ever watched

[@TheSwimsuitGuy]

glad you enjoyed

[@perrymasonxix5954]

I was impressed with this... it's something I could do and I'm not much of a swimmer at least in doing the various strokes...

[@nikolasliptak7336]

I swam 50 meters ( 164ft ) under the water.💪💪💪

[@ИванТарасов-ж2т]

Не двигая руками и ногами, без дельфинации? Только на одном прыжке с тумбочки?

[@Richard_Garza]

Now let’s see a 5Ft person glide half the distance

[@sir.muffiniii7011]

He is only 6’3 so he’s not like a giant

[@edwardmiessner6502]

Swimmer underneath: "You alive, bruh?"

[@conrad.k9371]

Bravo to the buddy for checking on him

[@Nacho-Mamma]

The deeper you dive, the more momentum you burn up returning to the surface. A shallower dive will produce a further distance.

[@DaMississippiQueen]

I just need to my Swimmers to understand this

[@jeancarlocalderon9978]

100% true

[@Giyugoat]

He held his breath for at least 45 seconds impressive this man should be a lifeguard I mean if anyone drowning in the pool he could get them in one jump

[@gregdavis2746]

It’s pretty normal for swimmers to hold their breath for 25, 50, 75 meter repeat sprints.

[@cryptogaming7375]

Requires incredible core strength to do this without flipping over. And I have tried this before, the urge just to kick ur legs ever so slightly is so painful- gosh it’s stressful

[@ZakSword_TxS]

The double bird at the wall 😂😂😂

[@GoldanBoi]

Lol I like that guy tryna tell him something

[@ERROR-hv7vg]

Gay?

[@shreenscreativeworld3650]

Fact that he covered more than half of the pool in just dive 😂😂

[@ptbot3294]

Once when I was young I was in a swimming competition and I dove in too deep, felt like I wasted a lot of time coming back up to the surface for my first stroke!

[@Kefefuerjede]

I literally would just sink to the bottom

[@krimslimane5677]

Salem aleykoum j'espère

[@Lana_Bahmaid]

Inhale a lot of air and don’t exhale it to float if u wanted to sink u can exhale all the air in ur lungs and then you’ll immediately sink

[@eelovfx9200]

Just fill ur lungs with air and u don't sink

[@MehaMisu]

Sir manasilayi ethreem kalam manasilatikkilleinu😊

[@userRIK]

Я удивлён на такую дистанцию хватило всего одного прыжка

[@satadruroy4156]

How tf does someone hold their breath underwater for so long?

[@kaasvis1421]

He was one fart away from making it to the wall

[@geri8355]

Also helps when you have the anatomy of a needle

[@jimjimgl3]

Space Needle...

[@jackieclaps5575]

One of my fav drills actually. Fun to do it with a team.

[@justinq8345]

Homies stance made me think he was going to dive onto the pool deck

[@G0RSHK0V]

Rare footage of the man transforming into the submarine

[@perrymasonxix5954]

Or a dolphin

[@fluid1978]

More like a submersible

[@mousydogggo7797]

His core bro

[@Percy_Peprah]

He did the middle finger

[@marcotorres5200]

He's like "u good?"

[@isabellacarter7313]

He is great

[@alisalsa6654]

Good start

[@davidtydeman1434]

I went in a competition for this once and came second at 45 metres in a 50 metre pool. The winner hit the end of the 50!

[@KeithHiew]

I don’t mean to sound flippant, but I’ve often wondered about the point of short course swim meets, as in like why not just make all swim competitions long course? And this video sort of makes my point. These guys are so good they could glide 25m. In a short course event, they jump in, or kick off a wall, and they’re 60% of the way already.. they need to swim literally only a few strokes to complete the 25.

[@coachwinner6736]

My guess is that it’s probably to include the 100 IM and have a much easier time to have access to 25m pools versus finding 50m pools. Plus, the short course offers a “more exciting” visual 😂

[@eduardosaintlo3761]

Short course is a good tool, it helps you work on power and maintain momentum during the flip. Plus it more exciting😂

[@aboodsafadi4634]

It’s no way 25 meter He is Superman

[@DancerAtHeart501]

People who tried to hold there breath as long as he did

[@brucewigo2764]

Bring back the plunge as an Olympic event

[@sleuth2077]

Jason Collier used to swim breaststroke and was so tall, that his 2 under water pulls would get him to his flip turn. Dude could of been an Olympic swimmer if he hadn't focused on basketball.

[@Itzcrazyolivia]

That’s a real friend he checked if he was okay

[@Cosmo15]

I'm here trying to hold my breath as long as the swimmer can

[@Lilliannn772]

BAHAAHA BRO SHOWED THE MIDDLE FINGER TO THE WALL HELP-

[@ms17055]

One thing Caeleb dressel works on is not moving is head upwards when starting 👍🏻

[@r.a.6459]

30 seconds to cover 25m. That's what you get for having only initial push. I remember robot games doing these sports back in early 2000s. One of the events is 25m swim. The robots' finishing time ranges from 8 seconds to something around 5 _minutes_ and I remember one winning the race with 22 sec time.

[@krishnakrrish578]

Guy from below : Bro are u alive 😂

[@jonahsmith1723]

There’s a guy on my swim team that can do this. His names cole Pratt

[@TheSwimsuitGuy]

He won the 100im tonight 👌👌👌

[@clockhead1917]

Thats because he's cole pratt

[@kristina-cs1mh]

Loved how the guy just checked on him underwater

[@MaxPeponov]

He did a kick right after he enter the water !

[@olganesteruk1824]

Of course the height is about 2 meters. He jumped 10 meters at once. Well done! 🎉

[@wistitisensei5879]

i cant understand how can someone hold their breath for like 25meter thats so hard he is for sure a professional with those muscles and the way he jumped, i respect and want to know the technics pls someone tell me

[@user-db6el7eb9p]

The record to hold breath is at 11 min check free divers

[@alfielake2224]

lifeguards nightmare

[@pampigola]

Me after butterfly (dead)

[@valenvilmasky1006]

👏🏻👏🏻

[@markschoenfelder8629]

We did this pretty regularly…called it “Olympic Plunging”(an actual Olympic sport…only once, 1904. Bill Dickey, Gold medal. 62.5’

[@fernandole8135]

I thought he was dolphin kicking until he slowed down

[@maemilev]

Wow, i can only do 16 or 18m max. He should try to breastroke breakout and hit the wall, that would be soo cool and a lot of my friends trying to achieve a 1 stroke breastroke breakout for 25m. Then join a junior meet and do just that.

[@luanbarnard3649]

The guy checking if he dead or not>

[@HopeIsAlliGot]

That momentum though 😀

[@glug307]

God loves you guys!!!!

[@spinnersesq]

He kicked the last meter 🤣🤣

[@TheSwimsuitGuy]

Nooooo

[@spinnersesq]

@@TheSwimsuitGuy sorry, he used his arm as well 😜

[@colinstephens711]

@@filgaming7746 Sure 🙃

[@cjane_world]

Who hasn't tried this as a child? Maybe not 25 m and definitely not getting that far, but it was fun trying

[@takewealth]

How do you improve your buoyancy on the water? It's so easy in this video to stay flat lol

[@henrykerhin4688]

have a lot of air in you and streamline I think

[@hvacexplained9341]

Hold a deep breath.

[@hvacexplained9341]

Hold a deep breath.

[@lisachaffin3671]

23.5 meter dive and glide

[@exit3073]

When short course becomes your kiddie pool

[@andrajurubitamarin5379]

Compliments! I can not Stand the water due to PTS but seing this is hard not to say how amazing Sports are in every kind they r!

[@phoenixman8569]

This man was born in the water....

[@Zayneiszayne]

Homie checking him out

[@muhammadzulhilmi622]

Me: Attempts this act Also me: starts to reverse after 12m

[@TheSwimsuitGuy]

Ahaha

[@Antiorganizer]

He makes the pool look so tiny. Yet when I try this, that wall seems ssooooooooooooooooo much farther away, lol.

[@ThePodcastShow97]

As a swimmer i can confirm that this is VERY hard

[@Infernox-tg6ky]

Fingers in the end 👀🤔

[@Rita-q4z8g]

aka ‘The Long Plunge’ RLSS 1960’s training. [The Royal Life Saving Society, Canada ] People trained for 60 feet excellence. (18m)

[@toddk2737]

In the 1970s my slightly overweight swim coach actually did the entire 25yrd pool

[@didikachmadi4758]

He look like a doll when he is being silent. A floating doll exactly. LoL

[@terrydigenti8756]

Looked like those torpedoes you play with underwater! Lol

[@lampjerulez]

when i saw the title i tought well thats easy whats the big deal. I watched... owwwww he actually ment glide for real. thats cool :P (i was thinking about just dive and then do the butterfly kicks u know XD )

[@jyothireddya.n5501]

Who else thought he died😂

[@BMWMPERFOMANCE]

I gotta learn how to swim

[@relikvija]

I'll accept it

[@EneyJones]

This used to be an event in the Olympics

[@America17760]

bro did a float

[@brizkz12]

clean dive dayum 1 glide so long sheesh

[@bryaneditiontv600]

Hilarious ending showing his fingers haha

[@swastikeditz15]

that's the length of our school pool 💀