The time between each frame is not known. Andrei Serdinov's time was 51.76, a new world record that was broken in the next semi-final race.
This stroke analysis includes a moving sequence in ...
MARIA PELAEZ AT 135m OF HER WINNING 200m RACE [MISTY HYMAN IS IN THE NEXT LANE]
The time between each frame in this series is .1 seconds. The observations occur at 135 m into the race. This is a special set of images for it contrasts Maria Pelaez (Spain) with Misty Hyman ...
JENNY THOMPSON (BREATHING STROKE) AT 35 m OF HER LEG OF THE GOLD MEDAL 4 x 100 m MEDLEY RELAY RACE
Each frame is .1 second apart.
Notable Features
Frame #1: The hands enter close together and turned outward. The body is streamlined. The kick is half completed in its role of ...
DENIS SILANTIEV’S NON-BREATHING STROKE AT 165m OF His 200m GOLD MEDAL BUTTERFLY RACE
The time base for this observation is not known but the duration between each frame is constant.
Notable Features
The features of this sequence exhibit similar characteristics to those of ...
MICHAEL KLIM’S ARM ACTIONS AT 70m OF HIS BUTTERFLY LEG OF THE GOLD MEDAL 4x100m MEN’S MEDLEY RELAY
Each frame in this analysis is .1 second apart.
Notable Features
Frame #1: Arms enter the water fully stretched with hands flat and relatively close together. Flexion at the hips ...
MISTY HYMAN’S BREATHING STROKE AT 175m OF HER 200m BUTTERFLY BRONZE MEDAL RACE
Each frame is .1 second apart. This is Misty Hyman's first stroke after completing her controversial underwater stroke after the last turn in the 200 m event.
Notable Features
Frame #1: ...
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