Statsman - Christian Berger - Cdn Masters Swim Stats

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MASTERS (52 videos)

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2007 Nov Mtl NOUVEAU RECORD CANADIEN Chez les Femmes 30-34 ans. Le record Canadien de Nadine Rolland des LOUTRES de Montreal a la Coupe de Montreal au 50m brasse. L'ancien record de 34.47 était détenu par Janet Mayville en 2005. TEMPS FINAL 34.37

2007 Nov Mtl Record Provincial Relais 4 x 50 m QN 120-159 Le relais compose de Nadine Rolland, Melissa Nepton, Kristina McIlwaine et Gabrielle Bruneau des LOUTRES de Montreal lors de leur tentative de Record du Quebec au relais 4x50m QN à la Coupe de Montréal 2007. Le record de 2:09.87 datait de 1997. Relais 4X50m QN Femmes 120-159 ans Dos - Nadine Rolland, 30.03 Brasse - Melissa Nepton, 36.99 Papillon - Kristina McIlwaine, 32.63 Crawl - Gabrielle Bruneau, 27.71 Temps Final : 2:07.36

2007 Nov Mtl NOUVEAU RECORD DU QUÉBEC 120-159 ans ET NOUVEAU RECORD CANADIEN Le relais composé de Gabrielle Bruneau, Mélissa Nepton, Kristina McIlwaine et Nadine Rolland des LOUTRES de Montreal lors de leur tentative de Record du Quebec au 4X50m libre a la Coupe de Montreal 2007. Ce record de 1 :54.67 datait de 1997. Relais 4X50m Libre Femmes 120-159 ans Gabrielle Bruneau, 28.08 Mélissa Nepton, 29.06 Kristina McIlwaine, 29.00 Nadine Rolland, 26.19 Temps Final 1:52.33 Ce temps correspond au NOUVEAU Record Canadien, l'ancien record Canadien était de 1:53.08 établi en 2003.

2007 Dec Chris Stevenson USA 50 Back SCM Masters WR 26.80, new masters world record for men 40-44

2007 Dec Chris Stevenson 200 Back SCM Masters WR 2:06.11 for 200 In the 1996 OG, Chris Stevenson swam for Greece (Greek mother)

2007 Dec Chris Stevenson 100 Back SCM Masters WR 57.47

2009 May Etob 50 free Ian Smith CAN (lane 5 26.88) Vinus Van Baalen CAN (lane 4 27.65) (1 min)

2009 Nov Sydney Noel Morrow CAN 90-94 (in black) 100 back 2:34.29 (4 min)

2010 - 2 friends from Sydney Australia (5 min)

2010 Sep An overview of Masters Swimming Canada's programs. Lindsay Patten - Robyn Ouimet - Manuel Roy Lynn Marshall - Christian Berger - Duane Jones Hud Stewart - Martin Levine - Jennifer Levett

2011 Jan PC Lynn Marshall CAN breaks 50-54 400 free SCM WR 4:34.81 (5 min)

2011 June: Janet Evans USA breaks 35-39 800 free SCM WR Full 9 minute swim. Janet is a 4-time Olympic Gold Medallist 1988-92 (10 min)

2011 Sep - Lynn Marshall IMSHOF Speech (4 min) Speech from Lynn Marshall's induction into the IMSHOF (International Masters Swimming Hall of Fame) on Fri Feb 16th, 2011 at the Hyatt in Jacksonville, Florida.

May 2012: Van Baalen CAN 28.23 swim at Nationals - (1 min)

2012 May: Van Baalen CAN interview (2 min)

2012 July USMS Omaha Roberto Figueroa CAN QUE 45-49 32.30 BR (1 min)

2014: Jaring Timmerman CAN,105 prepares for WR swim (Text only)

2014 Montreal Tom Hairabedian Master Diver (12 min) Former swim coach of Dave Noble and a diver

2014 Mtl World Chsps - MOVY (USA) Relays (by Dave Noble) (9 min) This next video taken by my wife shows several relays 240 & 200 swum by our team MOVY Missouri Valley Masters. I was 71 & the slowest of the group. But my age helped us to average 60 for the relays 9 min

2015 Apr The 100-year-old Mieko Nagaoka new world record (1 min)

2016 Jan 23 at PC 55-59 Masters Swimming World Record 200IM Lynn Marshall SCM Masters Meet 55-59 200m Individual Medley World Record Lynn Marshall 2:34.01. Lane 0 (furthest from the camera). (3 min)

2016 Jan 23 55-59 Masters Swimming World Record 400 free Lynn Marshall Pointe-Claire (Montreal, Canada) World Record by Lynn Marshall: 4:37.35 SCM. Lane 1 (second from left). (5 min)

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2020's

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2022 May PEPS Canadian Masters Swimming Championships (6 min) Judie Oliver-Michele Oliver-Nadine Rolland-Michel Tremblay

2022 Oct Charlotte Sanddal USA breaks world records at 100 years old (4 min) At age 100, Charlotte Sanddal sets & breaks world records in the Huntsman World Senior Games The humble competitor from Helena, Montana said swimming is what has "kept her alive."

2023 Jun NZL Meet the 90+ swimming masters (6 min)

2024 Jan VIC LCM Betty Brussel 50 free

2024 Jan VIC LCM Betty Brussel 50 back 1:25.41

2024 Jan VIC LCM Canadian swimmer breaks three world records at 100+ years old

2024 Jan VIC LCM Betty Brussel 400 free - Masters age group W100-104 First Canadian woman to race in this age category. 12:50.30 - world record Previous record: 16:36.80 (14 min)

2024 June Dave Noble USA 80+ 200 y fly, 400 y IM ... (21 min)

2024 Oct Betty Brussel CAN age 100 captures world and national swim records (6 min)

2024 Dec 14 Coupe du Quebec des maitres Manche 3 CNMN Montréal-Nord, QC (7h 30 min !)

2025 Jan 25 Coupe du Quebec des maitres Manche 4 – Requins de Drummondville, QC (6h !)

2025 Feb John Lock CAN swims an 800 IM lane 3 EB (Full meet 6 h 30 min !)

2025 Apr Drum 200 libre MC Audet

2025 Apr Drumm Monique Lethiecq BRO 1500 free part 1

2025 Apr Drumm Monique Lethiecq BRO 1500 free part 2

2025 Apr Drumm Matei Petrescu BRO 200 brst (8 min)

2025 Apr Drum (6 min) 400 IM M C Audet et un peu M Petrescu et C Aviles

2025 Apr Drum Relais 4x50 QN Mixte Petrescu, Dufour, Raymond, Gaudreault (3 min)

2025 June Four USA Swimmers Over the Age of 90 set a Swimming World Record! (2 min)

2025 June 360+ relay by 4 90+ USA swimmers (6 min)

2026 Apr CAMO Benoit Raymond BRO 200 free

2026 Apr CAMO Kevin Buckley BRO Matei Petrescu BRO 200 free

2026 Apr CAMO Jerome Le Siege BRO 200 free

2026 Apr CAMO Benoit Raymond BRO 400 free

2026 Apr CAMO Kevin Buckley BRO Matei Petrescu BRO 400 free

2026 Apr CAMO 50 Dos - Carlos Aviles

2026 Apr CAMO Jerome Le siege BRO 100 back

2026 Apr CAMO 200 Papillon - Matei Petrescu

2026 Apr CAMO Matei Petrescu BRO 400 IM

2026 Apr CAMO Relais 4x100 QNI Hommes - Benoit, Carlos, Matei, Blas

2026 Apr CAMO Relais 4 x 50 Libre 160+ Hommes - Jerome, Matei, Blas, Benoit

2026 Apr CAMO Marie-Christine Audet BRO 100 fly

2026 Apr 26 Yorkshire Masters Swimming Championships (10 min)

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OLYMPIC SWIMMERS (225 videos)

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Swimming in History - Hello Dippers # 1 Discover the History of Swimming told with some kind of humour by the lifeguard Antoine, from Antiquity, Middle Age and Renaissance.

1875 Capt Matthew Webb GBR (16 min)

1896 Alfred Hajos HUN (1 min)

What did Olympic Swimming Look Like in 1896?

Swimming at the 1896 Summer Olympics

Australia's First Olympic Swimming Champion: Frederick Lane at the 1900 Paris Games (3 min) In this video, we dive into the story of Frederick Lane, Australia's first Olympic swimming champion. Lane's victory at the 1900 Paris Summer Games marked the beginning of Australia's rich history in Olympic swimming. Join us as we explore his achievements and how his legacy has inspired generations of Australian swimmers.

Swimming at the 1904 Summer Olympics

Swimming at the 1908 Summer Olympics

Chadderton's 1908 Olympic Swimmers Story of Henry Taylor and the Chadderton Team in the 1908 Olympics. This is a segment taken from Chadderton Day 2022 video

Swimming at the 1912 Summer Olympics

1912 Stockholm George Hodgson CAN (1 min)

1912 Duke Kahanamoku USA part 1 (6 min)

1912 Duke Kahanamoku USA part 2 (6 min)

1912-1934-1935-1960 - Fly evolution (8 min)

1912 Inspirational Sportswomen #10 - Fanny Durack (1889-1956) and Mina Wylie (7 min) Australian, Fanny Durack, was the first Olympic champion in women’s swimming, taking gold at the Stockholm Olympics in 1912. A record-breaking swimmer and feisty personality, who took on swimming’s conservative establishment at every turn, Fanny would lay the foundations for modern women’s freestyle, help to legitimise international swimming as a gender-neutral sport, and pave the way for the generations of female swimming stars who have followed in her wake.

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1920's

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1920 Antwerp "Father of Surfing", Duke Kahanamoku Wins Olympic Gold The Hawaii born, Duke Kahanamoku had won an Olympic gold medal for the first time in the Stockholm 1912 Olympic Games. In Antwerp 1920, eight years later, not only did he take his second 100 meters freestyle Olympic gold medal, but also broke his own Olympic record. He still came to win another gold medal in the Antwerp Summer Games with the USA 4x200m Men's relay team. "The Duke", as he was commonly known, later came to win a third Olympic medal in the men's 4x200m relay in Antwerp 1920 Olympic Games. His Olympic medal record still included two more silver medals from Stockholm in 1912 and Paris in 1924. As a passionate surfer, between his Olympic Games participations, "The Duke" travelled the world for swimming exhibitions where he presented and promoted surfing around the world. For that, the man of many nicknames, Duke Kahanamoku became also known as the "Father of Surfing".

1924 Johny Weissmuller USA - Duke Kahanamoku USA (10 min)

1924 Johny Weissmuller USA (3 min)

1926 Gertrude Ederle Documentary: the story of her swimming the English Channel - Part 2 This was the last interview of Gertrude Ederle. Includes interviews with her family telling the story of her historical swim of the English Channel

1926 Aug Gertrude Ederle swims the English Channel Gertrude Ederle walking to and passing camera with others. Miss Ederle looking out to channel. Miss Ederle and Ishak Ealny, Egyptian swimmer. Ealny, Miss Ederle putting on her swimming helmet. Miss Ederle wearing helmet. Miss Ederle entering water and swimming. Band in boat plays as she swims. Crowd wades into water to greet her, in robe after swim. New York parade in her honor, Mayor James J. Walker.

1928 Jan Hungary swimmers hope for Olympic games (1 min) Hungarian Olympic hopeful swimmers competing /racing in pool Close-up of unidentified male swimmer is probably Istvan Barany who won the silver medal in 1928 olympics

1928 Canadian Olympic Swimming Trials (3 min)

1928 - The South African Ladies Olympic Swimmers (2 min) The South African Olympic swimmers Misses Russell, Bengleberg, Rennie and Vandergoes pose for the camera with their trainer Mrs Finlayson.

Amsterdam 1928 vs Tokyo 2020 - The women's 100m backstroke final 92 years apart Marie Braun NED 1 22.00

1928 Philippino swimmers - Ildefonso (strong accent) (7 min)

1928 Tsuruta 1932 Miyazaki How Japan Changed Swimming Forever (5 min)

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1930's

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Swimming Aces of the 1930s (9 min) (Mostly diving, except for a 50 y bk race at 1:58)

1930 SWIMMING: Records broken by Women Swimmers at Miami Beach Eleanor Holm USA 4:16 for 300 y IM

1931 Jean Taris, the First French Star of Swimming - Hello Dippers #99 (9 min)

L.A. 1932 vs Tokyo 2021 - Men's 100m Freestyle Japan's Yasuji Miyazaki won gold in a time of 58.2 in LA 1932 Caeleb Dressel was the Olympic champion in a time of 47.02 in Tokyo 2021

Olympic Swimmer Eleanor Holm 1932 (1 min)

1933 Swimming Strokes And How They Evolved Demonstrated by Miss Kathleen Huxley." Introductory intertitle reads: "Probably the original Eve watched a dog and tried to paddle likewise." High angle shot of a woman in a black swimming cap doing doggie paddle in a pool. "Ages passed and the dog paddle gradually evolved into a breast stroke." We then see the breast stroke demonstrated. "The search for speed brought the side stroke." Camera follows Kathleen as she demonstrates the side stroke. "Later, the trudgeon superseded the side stroke." Strange sort of front crawl with a different leg kick is demonstrated. "Further progress occurred when the crawl stroke was discovered. The legs are kept close together, with an up-and-down "thrash", thus lessening resistance to forward movement." Camera follows Kathleen as she crosses the pool doing the front crawl. "The crawl developed and speed became still greater." She swims across the pool. Various shots of her swimming. "In the same way the double-arm backstroke has developed..." This stroke is demonstrated. "...into the back-crawl. Here the legs work up and down, and do not impede, while the arms are actuated alternately." The back crawl is demonstrated.

1933 Historical Olympic Swimming 1952-56-60-72 (4 min)

1934 Miami - America SWIMMING STARS - set twelve U.S. records in National Championship. A man fires a gun and one woman jumps into pool and starts swimming. A man jumps into the pool and starts swimming - Leonard Spence Several close up shots of Leonard Spence swimming. Another man jumps into pool and starts swimming - Ralph Flanigan. It seems that contestants have whole pool to themselves.

1935 Feb 21 Sydney Swimming Race (1 min)

Highlights from the 1935 women's national Swimming and Diving championships Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn, NY. Featured are Lenore Kight who dominated the 440, 880 and 1650 from 1933 to 1936, sweeping all three national titles four consecutive years. Diving follows.

1935 Japan-USA (8 min)

1935 Peter Fick USA (8 min)

1936 New York - Cleaner Holme Aka Eleanor Holme Jarrett Olympic backstroke champion of 1932 Eleanor Holme Jarrett walking around a swimming pool with three men, crowds of people watch her. The narrator explains she has been suspended from the current Olympic team. She swims backstroke for two lengths. People applaud as she gets out. She says that she hopes to continue competing as an amateur if the athletic union will allow it.

1936 Berlin - Olympics - Olympia - swimming (7 min)

1936 Berlin Adolph Kiefer USA 1:05.9 (5 min)

1936 Berlin 100 free Ferenc Csik HUN 57.6 (2 min)

1936 Aug Berlin OLYMPIC GAMES Jack MEDICA, USA Wins 400 free in 4:44.5

1936 Berlin 100 free men Ferenc Csik HUN Rita Mastenbroek NED, then diving (fuzzy image) (11 min)

1936 Berlin 200 brst Hamuro JPN Sietas GER (3 min)

1938 Sachin Nag (India) 1943 1:04.2 (6 min)

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1940's

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1940 Alfred Nakache, "le nageur d'Auschwitz" (2 min)

1945 Women's Swim Meet Los Angeles, California, United States of America (USA).

1945 Keo Nakama USA (2 min)

1945 AAU Keo Nakama USA Cowell USA Seibold USA Jimmy McLane wins the 800 (8 min)

1946 Cuba Jimmy McLane Yale USA 9:44 SCM (1 min)

1947 FRA "Histoire de la Natation" Enseignement des styles par A.Nakache, puis Eur 1947 Alex Jany Georges Vallerey Alfred Nakache

1948 American swimmers compete at national swimming championship in Florida Ann Curtis wins National Championships at Florida at 440 yards in 5 minutes 17.9 seconds. Notice the flag finish.

Carol Pence at the 1948 US Olympic Swimming Trials

1948 Georges Vallerey FRA (4 min)

1948 Wally Ris USA (3 min)

London Olympics Aquatic Events (1948) Men's 100 meter free style race, Wally Ris the winner 57.3. Diving with Sammy Lee and Bruce Harlan Women's 100 meter race, Greta Andersen of Denmark wins 1:06.3 Diving with Zoe Ann Olsen and Victoria Draves

Olympic Game London 1948 - Swimming - No description

1948 London Ann Curtis USA Wins 400m Freestyle Swimming Gold 5:17.8

1948 London Joe Verdeur Breast Stroke GOLD (5 min)

1948 1500m free world record in JPN (3 min) Furushashi 18:37.0 Hashizume 18:37.8

1949 Japan USA (2 min)

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1950's

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Top 5 Swimmers of the 1950s | Neil Thomson Swimming This video will tell you about 5 great swimmers from the 1950s. 5-John Henricks AUS 1956 Gold 55.4 100 free 4-Gerald Forsberg LD 3-Judy Grinham GBR 1956 Gold 100 back 1:12.9 2-Murray Rose AUS 1956 Gold 400 4:27.3 Gold 1500 17:58.9 1960 Gold 400 free 4:18.3 1-Dawn Fraser AUS 1956 Gold 1:02.0 - 1960 Gold 1:01.2 - 1964 Gold 59.5 all 100 free

1952 Helsinki Clarke Scholes USA (2 min)

1952 Helsinki Olympic Swimming Highlights (2 min) Yoshi Oyakawa USA 100 back - Jean Boiteux FRA 400 and his father

1952 Helsinki Jean Boiteux FRA Olympic Champion (2 min)

1952 Helsinki Jean Boiteux and his Father Hello Dippers #87

1952 Helsinki C. K. Neo (SIN) 3rd In Olympic Swimming Heat 1:00.60 (1 min)

1952 Helsinki Valéria Gyenge HUN Wins Freestyle Swimming Gold 5:12.1 (1 min) Valeria Gyenge will move to Cda, set Cdn masters records, and so will her daughter, Judy Garay

1952 Helsinki 15 Year Old Joan Harrison RSA Wins 100m Backstroke Gold

The Rise of African Swimming Champions from 1952 to 2026 (6 min) Discover the untold history of swimming in Africa — from ancient rivers and Nile civilizations to Olympic champions like Joan Harrison RSA, Kirsty Coventry ZIM, Chad le Clos RSA, and Ahmed Hafnaoui TUN. This documentary explores: the origins of swimming in Africa South Africa’s first swimming federation African Olympic swimming legends, the struggles and rise of African swimming the future of swimming across the continent

1954 CWG Vancouver 2nd heat mens 220 yards breast (5 min) Alan Hime ENG 2:52.8

1955 Masaru Furukawa 2:33.7 breaks world record at USA-Japan swim meet in Tokyo, Japan

1956 Chi Lieh Yung CHN (6 min)

1956 Mu XiangXiong CHN (12 min)

1956-1960-1964 Murray Rose, the Australian Class - Hello Dippers #93 (12 min) The first great generation of the Australian Swimming took off in the 1950's with Dawn Fraser but also and above all Murray Rose at its head. Murray Rose, certainly the best swimmer in his time in the 400m and 1500m Freestyle who could not finish his sports career as he would have liked.

Aust Olympic Preview - G.Chapman and J.Henricks (1956) Australian 220 yards freestyle championship at North Sydney Olympic Pool gives a foretaste of the oncoming Olympic Games. Gary Chapman has an early lead. John Henricks nearly catches Chapman. Chapman and Henricks hugging each other in water.

1956 Melbourne Murray Rose AUS George Breen USA Yamanaka JPN (3 min)

David Theile wins Gold at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics DAVID THIELE AUS 1:02.20 JOHN MONCKTON AUS 1:03.20 FRANK MCKINNEY USA 1:04.50 (fuzzy image)

1956 Yorzyk USA Gross GER 88 Phelps USA 08 200 fly comparison (3 min)

1956 Melbourne Dawn Fraser Wins 100m Final Colour Footage (1 min)

1957 AAU Nationals 100 free Dick Hanley USA 57.4 (9 min)

1957 Judith De Nijs NED (2 min)

From the Film Australia Collection. Made by the Commonwealth Film Unit 1957. Directed by Richard Mason. The methods used by well known Australian coaches to train present and future swimming champions. Underwater photography is used to show the action of Lorraine Crapp, David Thiele, and Murray Rose.

1959 Australian swimming history (10 min) Andrew "Boy" Charlton, Bonnie Mealing, Fanny Durack and the Konrads. John and Ilsa Konrads were teenage sensations in a golden time for Australian swimming. Here we see them rise through the ranks with the aid of coach Don Talbot and examine their training techniques that led them to achieve multiple world records.

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1960's

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1960 AAU W y Becky Collins USA - Chris von Saltza USA (5 min)

1960 Swimming - Olympic Stars Thrill Big Crowd (2 min) As Jon Konrads attempts to beat his own world 220 yards record unpaced, but fails by half a second to equal this. At the start of the Men's 110 yards freestyle, showing John Devitt, Webster and Hayes on their marks. Devitt takes the lead almost immediately. At the turn its Devitt, just ahead of Webster with Hayes third. Devitt wins.

1960 AAU Women

1960 Jeff Farrell USA (10 min)

1960 Rome 100 FR (2 min)

1960 Rome 100 Free John Devitt AUS Lance Larson USA The Race That Changed Olympic Swimming

1960 Rome - Dawn Fraser Becomes First Woman To Retain Swimming Gold (2 min)

Rome 1960 Anita Lonsbrough Sets 200m Brst WR For Gold (1 min) An amazing race takes place in the women's 200m brst event at the Rome 1960 Olympic Games as Great Britain's Anita Lonsbrough sets a new WR, beating her German rival Wiltrud Urselmann to the Olympic gold medal. The stage was set. German swimmer Wiltrud Urselmann, the current world record holder for the women's 200m breaststroke was up against the previous record holder, Anita Lonsbrough from Great Britain. While Urselmann held the record for the event, Lonsbrough had a history of beating her rival when they were placed head to head. At the Olympic Games, anything could happen. Knowing the nineteen year-old Brit was a very strong finisher, Urselmann began the race at a very strong pace to take the early lead. Lonsbrough only managed to caught up and pass Urselmann in the final 50 metres, with the German fighting back harder than in any previous race between the two of them. With an Olympic gold medal at stake, Lonsbrough also brought her greatest effort to final metres, becoming the new Olympic champion with a new record time of 2:49.5s. Anita Lonsbrough was the most famous British swimmer for decades, as the last British woman swimmer to win Olympic gold until Rebecca Adlington at the Beijing 2008 Games.

1960 Rome Carolyn Wood USA The unexpected wave that defined an Olympic swimming race

1960 Rome USA wins Womens 4x100m medley relay 1° USA (Lynn Burke, Patty Kempner, Carolyn Schuler, Chris Von Saltza) 4:41.1 2° Australia (Marilyn Wilson, Rosemary Lassig, Janice Andrew, Dawn Fraser) 4:45.9 3° Alemania (Ingrid Schmidt, Ursula Küper, Barbel Fuhrmann, Ursula Brunner) 4:47.9 4º Netherlands (Maria Van Velsen, Ada Den Haan, Marianne Heemskerk, Erica Terpstra) 4:47.6 5º Great Britain (Sylvia Lewis, Anita Lonsbrough, Sheila Watt, Natalie Steward) 4:47.6 6º Hungary (Magdolna Dávid, Klára Bartos-killertnann, Marta Egerváry, Csilla Madarász-Bajnogel-Dobai) 4:53.7 7º Japan (Satoko Tanaka, Yoshiko Takamatsu, Shizue Miyabe, Yoshiko Sato) 4:56.4 8º Soviet Union (Larissa Viktorova, Lyudmila Korobova, Zinaida Belovetskaya, Marina Shamal) 4:58.1

1960 A HISTORY OF SANTA CLARA SWIMMING

Preview of the 1961 Men's AAU swimming championships at Yale (4 min)

1961 Steve Clark USA 46.8 y (4 min)

1961 220 butterfly Mike Troy USA Fred Schmidt USA (5 min)

1961 200 y IM Ted Stickles USA (4 min)

1961 400 MR ( 7 min)

1961 Aug 21 LA AAU The National Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Men's Swimming Championship in California, United States. A large crowd gathers to watch the championship. Chet Jastremski USA 2:29.6 BR WR Carl Robie USA 2:12.0 FL WR T.Yamanaka JPN Murray Rose AUS 200 free

1962 GBR HUN Bobby McGregor GBR (2 min)

1962 Don Schollander USA 2:00.4 (7 min)

1962 100 bk Tom Stock USA (6 min)

1962 400 IM Ted Stickles USA (9 min)

1963 Chuck Bittick USA y bk (5 min)

1963 Men 4x100 relay Yale (7 min)

1963 Women's 500 yard freestyle national AAU championship Sharon Finneran USA (12 min)

1963 200 y bk W Ginny Duenkel USA (7 min)

1963 W 200 y IM Donna de Varona USA (7 min)

"Cdn Olympic Swimmers"- 1963 Steve Rabinovitch, Pound, M. Stewart, Glenndenning, Sevigny ... (30 min)

1963 Same as above - Documentaire ONF de Gilles Carle - French Version - (27 min)

1963 AAU Don Schollander USA (2 min)

1964 Christine Caron FRA Entrainement (15 min)

Christine Caron and the "Kikimania" - Hello Dippers #63 Before many current mediatic female swimmer as Laure Manaudou or Katie Ledecky, there was during the 60's the "Kikimania" which followed each step of the swimmer Christine Caron.

1964 Oct Tokyo Christine Caron FRA (7 min)

1964 Tokyo Cathy Ferguson USA 1:07.7 Christine Caron FRA 1:07.9 The Swimming Rivals who Became Great Friends

1964 Christine Caron FRA 50 ans apres (4 min)

1964 Apr GBR NED McGregor Slattery Bimolt Ludgrove Ada Kok (2 min)

1964 Crystal Palace Swimming Pool, London. Start of the Women's 110 yards free-style. Diana Wilkinson touches to win ahead of Pamela Johnson. Start of Women's 110 yards back-stroke. Nearing the finish, Linda Ludgrove touches (Jill Norfolk and Sylvia Lewis also compete). (Diving). Start of the Men's 110 yards free-style. Nearing the finish with Bobby McGregor lane 4 in front. McGregor finishes in a new world record time. McGregor in the water.

1964 Tokyo Scenes from the opening ceremonies of the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games and three of the swimming races 100 free Don Schollander USA Bobby McgGregor GBR HJ Klein GER 100 free Dawn Fraser AUS Sharon Stouder USA 200 back Jed Graef USA Gary Dilley USA Bob Bennett USA

The international Swimmer: 1964 Olympic Swimming (30 min)

1964 Hist Natation (30 min) Bobby McGregor Schollander Steve Clark Mike Wall Alan Wood Roy Saari Dawn Fraser Lynn Bell Robert Windle Kevin Berry Carl Robie Fred Schmidt Sharon Stouder Ada Kok Jed Graef Thompson Mann Cathy Ferguson Christine Caron Satoko Tanaka Ginny Duenkel Ian O Brien Georgi Prokopenko Chet Jastremski

1964 Tokyo Looks like same as above ?

1965 AAU 100 y Brst (3 min)

1965 AAU Nationals 400 medley Relay (5 min) Leading off the backstroke leg for the North Carolina AC was Thompson Mann, the first person to break 1 min for the 100 meter backstroke at the Tokyo Olympic Games. Steve Clark, Roy Saari, Thompson Mann, Bob Bennett, Phil Riker, Steve Rerych, Don Schollander.

1966 Claude Mandonnaud FRA (8 min)

1966 Apr 16 - 6 Nation meet Countries taking part are: Gt. Britain. France, Sweden, Italy, Germany, Holland. The winner of 100 meter Free for men was Jan Lundin (Sweden) in 55.6 seconds, 2nd Wolfgang Kremer (Germany) 55.8 seconds and third Pietro Bosconi (Italy) 56.0 seconds. 100 meter Free Ladies - 1st Daniela Benneck (Italy), 2nd Pauline Sillet (GB), 3rd Toos Beumer (Netherlands). Ladies Backstroke - 1st Christine Caron (Fr), 2nd Janet Franklin (GB), 3rd Yvonne Hilgeback (Sweden). Ladies 100 meter Butterfly - 1st Ada Kok (Netherlands), 2nd Judy Gegan (GB), 3rd Heike Hustede (Ger).

1966 Utrecht Eur Chsp (9 min) Highboard Diving. Winner is Klaus Dibias ITA Brian Phelps GBR Mens 1500 Free. Semen Belits-Geiman SOV, Alan Kimber GBR Wom 100 metre fly. Ada Kok NED. (Anne Cotterill GBR also in the race.)

1966 Utrecht Eur Chsp Gretta Kok NED undressing for start. The Women's 200 metre breastroke which is won by 13 year old Soviet swimmer Galina Prozumenshikova. Jill Slattery of Britain is third. Wom 4 x 100 metre relay race. Winners are the Netherlands and Britain is again third. Linda Ludgrove is in the British team, also Diana Harris, Judy Gegan and Pauline Sillett.

1966 Utrecht Eur Chsps 4 x 100 meter final men: East Germany wins 100 Fly women: Ada Kok (Holland) High Diving 1st - Dibiasi ITA 2nd - PHelps GBR

1968 GBR-NED Intl Swimming Meet Dick Langerhorst wins the 1500 - Ada Kok wins the fly

1968 Paris French National Swimming Chsp - Olympic qual (1 min) Georges Vallerey swimming pool showing the start of the 100 free men. Michel Rousseau touches side first to win. Women's 400 metres freestyle in progress. Claude Mandonnaud turning. Claude Mandonnaud touches the side to win.

1968 US Trials Men (5 min)

1968 US Trials Women (5 min)

1968 Mexico Roland Matthes EGE Dominates Olympic Backstroke (1 min)

1968 Mexico Felipe Munoz MEX - Olympic Gold for Mexico at Home (4 min)

1968 Mexico Mark Spitz Finishes Last In The 200m Butterfly (1 min)

Top 5 Swimmers of the 1960s by Neil Thomson Swimming This video will tell you about 5 great swimmers from the 1960s. (Rome 1960 Olympics-Tokyo 1964 Olympics-Mexico Olympics, 1968) (Victory in Swimming, 1963-Crystal Palace, 1964-Bobby McGregor Gold at Last, 1966) Neil Thomson Swimming is a professional coach based in the North West of England, providing lessons, coaching and technique analysis.

Mark Spitz USA at Indiana: NCAA swimming championships (1969-72) (12 min)

Butterfly Evolution - 1970s-(Mark Spitz vs. Michael Phelps)

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1970's

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1972 Enith Brighita NED (7 min)

1972 Shane Gould AUS (5 min)

1972 400 free W Shane Gould AUS (6 min)

1972 Munich Swimming under the Shadow of Mark Spitz Mike Wenden AUS John Murphy USA

1972 Munich Mark Spitz USA wins 200 fly Olympic gold! (13 min)

1972 Munich 4x100 Medley Relay Final (6 min)

1973 Sept WORLD SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS HELD IN BELGRADE The first FINA World Swimming Championships were held in Belgrade this year (Federation Internationale de Natation) Women's and men's 100m finals, and women's 200m final.

Strokes for Gold: 1970's American Swimming Pt 1 (15 min) A look at America's best swimmers in 1973 - 76. Shirley Babashoff, Tim Shaw, Greg Jagenburg, John Naber, John Hencken and coach George Haines along with host Don Schollander, the star of the 1964 Olympic Games. Footage of the 1976 Olympic Trials and AAU Nationals, Frank Keefe at the John DuPont Pool - a look back at the days of AAU swimming leading up the 1976 Olympic Games.

Strokes For Gold : 1974 USA vs. DDR Swimming Dual Meet - Pt 2 (6 min) Part 2 of Strokes for gold covers highlights from the USA vs. DDR dual swimming meet in Concord California. At the height of the cold war, it was one of the most anticipated swimming meets in history and it did not disappoint the thousands of spectators who saw it. The US Team was led by Tim Shaw, John Naber and Shirley Babashoff. Among the highlights is John Naber's upset of Roland Mathes, the DDR backstroke king who hadn't lost a race in seven years. Narrated by Don Schollander.

Strokes for Gold: American Swimming in the 1970s - Pt 3 (5 min) The final part of the film covers the 1976 Olympic Trials and profiles of John Naber, Andy Coan, Shirley Babashoff and Tim Shaw.

1976 Montreal Brian Goodell Breaks 1500 m World Record (12 min)

The Last Gold: The Best Olympic Swimming Documentary 1976 Montreal - Shirley Babashoff

1976 Jonty Skinner's RSA world record swim 49.44 (5 min)

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1980's

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1981 Mary T. Meagher USA world records in the 200 fly (2:05.96) and the 100 fly (57.93) at Brown Deer, Wisconsin, (5 min)

1983 - The Fast and The Furious - Swimming Documentary Alex Baumann/Victor Davis CAN (50 minutes)

1984 Victor Davis CAN (7 min)

1984 Los Angeles Michael Gross GER Wins 200m Freestyle Gold

1984 200 fly 1-Jon Sieben AUS 2-Michael Gross GER 3-Rafael Vidal VEN (8 min)

1988 Seoul Matt Biondi 100m freestyle 48.63

1988 Seoul 100 back Daichi Suzuki JPN David Berkoff USA Igor Polyanski SOV How the "Dolphin Kick" changed Backstroke Swimming forever (9 min)

1988 Seoul - Men's 100 Meter Breaststroke - Adrian Moorehouse GBR (9 min)

1988 Seoul Nesty SUR swims 100 fly in 53.00 to an epic Gold Win in Seoul (5 min)

1988 Seoul Janet Evans 800-400 (3 min)

1992 Barcelona Kyoko Iwasaki - Youngest Swimmer Ever To Win Olympic Gold

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2000's

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Eric Moussambani, peut-etre le pire nageur de l'histoire, mais presque le plus connu !

2000 Sydney L'histoire surrealiste d'Eric Moussambani ! (2 min)

2000 Sydney Eric Moussambani GEQ (5 min)

2000 Sydney The True Story of The "Eel" Eric Moussambani GEQ (10 min)

2000 Sydney IL NE SAVAIT PAS NAGER AVANT LES JO. ERIC MOUSSAMBANI.

2000 Sydney - Le legendaire 100m, seul, du nageur Eric Moussambani (4 min)

2000 Sydney QUEM E O NADADOR MAIS LENTO DA HISTORIA DAS OLIMPIADAS? (6 min)

2000 Sydney Eric l'anguille se souvient, 20 ans apres (3 min)

2000 Sydney Ian Thorpe wins Men's 400m free

2000 Inge De Bruyn NED (7 min)

2000 Last 5 Men's 100m Freestyle ! (13 min) Pieter vd Hoogenband NED 48.30 - Sydney 2000 Pieter vd Hoogenband NED 48.17 - Athens 2004 Alain Bernard FRA 47.21 - Beijing 2008 Nathan Adrian USA 47.52 - London 2012 Kyle Chalmers AUS 47.58 - Rio 2016

2000 Last 5 Women's 100m Freestyle (10 min) Inge De Bruijn NED (53.83) / Sydney 2000 Jodie Henry AUS (53.84) / Athens 2004 Britta Steffen GER (53.12) / Beijing 2008 Ranomi Kromowidjojo NED (53.00) / London 2012 Simone Manuel USA & Penny Oleksiak CAN (52.70) / Rio 2016

2000 Last 5 Women's 200m Freestyle winners at the Olympics: (10 min) Susie O'Neill AUS / Sydney 2000 Camelia Potec ROU / Athens 2004 Federica Pellegrini ITA / Beijing 2008 Allison Schmitt USA / London 2012 Katie Ledecky USA / Rio 2016

2004 Dara Torres USA (10 min)

2007-2012 Coralie Balmy, from Shadow to Ocean - Hello Dippers #84 (9 min)

Fastest of the Fast: Top 50m Free Performances in the Last 5 Games - Top Moments (10 min) Last five Olympic champions in the 50-meter freestyle! César Cielo BRA (2008) - Florent Manaudou FRA (2012) Anthony Ervin USA (2016) - Caeleb Dressel USA (2021) Cameron McEvoy AUS (2024)

2009 Rome Zhang Lin CHN shocked the world at the 2009 World Championships in Rome, blazing to a 7:32.12 world record in the 800m freestyle, a time that still stands today. In a thrilling race, Zhang defeated Olympic champion Oussama Mellouli TUN to win China’s first-ever gold in the event. This performance remains one of the most enduring and iconic feats in distance swimming.

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2010's

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2012 London Men's 50m Freestyle - Heats (18 min)

2012 London Men's 100m Freestyle - Heats (22 min)

2012 London Men's 200m Freestyle - Heats (22 min)

2012 London Men's 400m Freestyle - Heats (23 min)

2012 London Men's Swimming 1500m Freestyle - Heats (1h 12 min)

2012 London Men's 100m Backstroke - Heats (17 min)

2012 London Men's 200m Backstroke - Heats

2012 London Men's 100m Breaststroke - Heats

2012 London Men's 200m Breaststroke - Heats

2012 London Men's 100m Butterfly - Heats (17 min)

2012 London Men's 200m Butterfly - Heats (19 min)

2012 London Men's 200m Individual Medley - Heats (20 min)

2012 London Men's 400m Individual Medley - Heats (8 min)

2012 London Men's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay - Heats (14 min)

2012 London Men's 4 x 200m Freestyle Heats (22 min )

2012 London Men's 4 x 100m Medley Relay - Heats (15 min)

2012 London Women's 50m Freestyle - Heats (24 min)

2012 London Women's 100m Freestyle - Heats (19 min)

2012 London Women's 200m Freestyle - Heats (19 min)

2012 London Women's 400m Freestyle - Heats (32 min)

2012 London Women's 800m Freestyle - Heats (54 min)

2012 London Women's 100m Backstroke - Heats (19 min)

2012 London Women's 100m Breaststroke - Heats (19 min)

2012 London Women's 200m Breaststroke - Heats (22 min)

2012 London Women's 100m Butterfly - Heat 1

2012 London Women's 100m Butterfly - Heat 2

2012 London Women's 100m Butterfly - Heat 3

2012 London Women's 100m Butterfly - Heat 4

2012 London Women's 200m Butterfly - Heats (17 min)

2012 London Women's 200m Individual Medley - Heats (20 min)

2012 London Women's 400m Individual Medley - Heats (32 min)

2012 London Women's 4 x 200m Freestyle Heats (23 min)

2012 All the 100m free medalists 1896-2012 (NY Times) (2 min)

2012 London Swimming - Men/Women (2h 17 min) (Heats W. 100M Backstroke, M. 200M Freestyle, W. 100M Breaststroke, M.100M Backstroke, W. 400M Freestyle, and M. 4X100M Freestyle Relay)

2012 London Olympic Swimming Preliminary Heats (1h 13 min) Women's 200m free, men's 200m fly and W 200 IM.

2012 London Swimming - Semi-Finals & Finals - Day 1 (2h 4 min) Men 400 IM Fin Wom 100 Fly SF Men 400 Free Fin Wom 400 IM Fin Men 100 BR SF Wom 4x100 Free Fin

2012 London Swimming - Semi-Finals & Finals - Day 2 (2h 23 min) Women's 100m Butterfly - Final Men's 200m Freestyle - Semi-Finals Women's 100m Breaststroke - Semi-Finals Men's 100m Breaststroke - Final Women's 400m Freestyle - Final Men's 100m Backstroke - Semi-Finals Women's 100m Backstroke - Semi-Finals Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay - Final

2012 London Swimming - Semi-Finals & Finals - Day 3 (2h 04 min) Women's 200m Freestyle - Semi-Finals Men's 200m Freestyle - Final Men's 100m Backstroke - Final Women's 100m Breaststroke - Final Men's 200m Butterfly - Semi-Finals Women's 200m Individual Medley - Semi-Final

2012 London - Semi-Finals & Finals - Day 4 (2 h 13 min) Men's 100m Freestyle - Semi-Finals Women's 200m Freestyle - Final Men's 200m Butterfly - Final Women's 200m Butterfly - Semi-Finals Men's 200m Breaststroke - Semi-Finals Women's 200m Individual Medley - Final Men's 4x200m Freestyle Relay - Final

2012 London SF & Finals - Day 5 (2h 30 min) Men 200m Breast - Fin - Wom 100m Free - SF Men 200m Back - SF - Wom 200m Fly - Fin Men 100m Free - Fin - Wom 200m Breast - SF Men 200m Ind Medley - SF - Wom 4x200m Free Relay - Fin

2012 London - SFs & Finals - Day 6 (2h) Men 50m Free - SF - Wom 200m Breast - Fin Men 200m Back - Fin - Wom 200m Back - SF Men 200m Ind Medley - Fin - Wom 100m Free - Fin Men 100m Fly - SF

2012 London Swimming - Semi-Finals & Finals - Day 7 (1h 34 min) Women's 200m Backstroke - Final Men's 100m Butterfly - Final Women's 800m Freestyle - Final Men's 50m Freestyle - Final Women's 50m Freestyle - Semi-Finals

2012 London Swimming - Finals - Day 8 Women's 50m Freestyle - Final Men's 1500m Freestyle - Final Women's 4x100m Medley Relay - Final Men's 4x100m Medley Relay - Final

Katie Ledecky - ALL Gold Medal Races - Top Moments (31 min) 2012, 2016 ...

2016 ? Top 5 Olympic Swimmers Phelps Spitz Lochte Biondi Thompson (3 min)

2016 Rio Katie Ledecki USA WR Women's 800m Freestyle Final (17 min)

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2020's

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2021 OLY 4x200 (22 min)

2021 Siobhan Haughey HKG Smashes 200m Freestyle World Record 1:50.31 SCM (12 min)

2022 European Champs David Popovici ROM 1:42.97 WJR (3 min)

2022 Wang Shun - Chasing Dreams in Hangzhou (5 min)

Wang Shun CHN - 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games Men's 200m Individual Medley - Final Lane 5 Wang Shun 1:54.62 IM Gold AS GR (11 min)

2023 Jul Fukuoka 4:02.50 IM (6 min) Leon Marchand fait tomber le dernier record de Michael Phelps

2024 Paris (31 min) Every Individual Olympic Swimming Record !

2025 Singapore David Popovici delivered a masterclass in sprint and middle-distance freestyle at the World Championships Singapore 2025, dominating both the 100m and 200m Freestyle on the world stage.

2025 Singapore Leon Marchand FRA smashes the 200m IM World Record in SF (2 min) Leon Marchand went off in the Semi-Finals of the 200m IM and has beaten the World Record by 1.31 and setting a new best time with 1:52.69. The previous record belonged to Ryan Lochte and was standing for 14 years!

2026 Mar Cameron McEvoy breaks 50 freestyle World Record in 20.88 (3 min)

2026 May New Zealand Swimming Champs - Day 1 Session 1 Heats (2h 30)

2026 May New Zealand Swimming Champs - Day 1 Session 2 Finals (3h 16)

2026 May New Zealand Swimming Champs - Day 2 Session 3 Heats (2h 08)

2026 Apr: Enhanced Games Cody Miller USA (2 min)

2026 May 16 - League Meet 3 - Swim News from Uganda Ethan hits 58 in the 100m butterfly Aquatics - Ethan Ssengooba became the first Ugandan to swim under 1 minute in the new Kabojja Swimming Arena for a race of 100m. The Butterfly race comes at a time the Gators lad is fresh from the 2026 Africa Aquatics Championships. Making a time of 58.45 Pendo Kaumi made a 1:00.42 with Kyle Kaweesa making a 1:00.73, with all the three athletes making significant strides with personal best times. Always an impact made after coming from the continental stage.

2026 May Enhanced Games Record (2 min)

2026 May Enhanced Games 2026 world record 50 free 20.81 (2 min) Kristian Gkolomeev recently swam the men's 50-meter freestyle in 20.81 seconds at the inaugural Enhanced Games in Las Vegas. This time was faster than the previous world record of 20.88 seconds, set by Cameron McEvoy. However, this record is not recognized by governing bodies such as World Aquatics due to the use of performance-enhancing drugs.

2026 Jun Egor Kornev 21.06 50 freestyle (1 min)

2026 June Australian Swim Trials 2026: Night 5 Top Moments (12 min)

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