#100m backstroke

[jellyluchi]

No no no please tell us more about the la squadra swim team au. Science purposes of course

This has been sitting in my drafts for literal YEARS and I wanted to post it, originally was supposed to have all the members but I lost my ideas.

La Squadra x Reader; Swim Team AU

A/N: I'm so sorry for taking this long to answer but I wanted to take my time with this ask because I really do love this AU and I was busy. Thank you to my friends for some help (since most I know of swim teams is from fuckin Free! Iwatobi Swim Club LOL) Hehe science purposes huh 😏 Sorry there's no smut in this one but I wanted to rule out the setting for the AU!

You work at your local Passione Sporting Club, a place where many a professional athletes have trained to become who they are today. And while there are various sporting facilities available, you are in charge of taking care of a specific swim team, La Squadra. The formation of the team, as you learned when you first joined, happened several years ago as seven children banded together as friends to support each other's swimming careers. And you are happy to help them on their journey. As you know, there are 4 main styles of swimming; butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, and freestyle. Medleys usually take place in that order.

Sorbet & Gelato:

Not swimmers. They're actually coaches for the other swimmers who come to Passione Sporting Club. They've been here for 10 almost 20 years watching the rest of the group who now call themselves "La Squadra" grow athletically and professionally. They were previously in the national Italian swim team as medley racers respectively. They were most fond of relay races as they loved the team work shared between team mates when doing such a race. They only teach adult swimmers but it didn't stop them from noticing younger members of La Squadra practicing in the swimming pools. The passion they saw in some of the members let them know how far they would go. You, as the team's manager, have a good professional relationship with them. However, it doesn't stop Gelato from flirting with you sometimes, surprising you considering you know he has been with Sorbet for a long time. Even more surprising that Sorbet doesn't seem fazed and is receptive to the idea. They sometimes joke about teaching you to swim as well.

Sorbet first met Gelato when he joined the local swimming club of his childhood. They became fast friends and rivals, always trying to outrace each other. Sorbet had goals of reaching the Olympics since he was a child and with Gelato's support he made it together with him. His favorite style is the front crawl which he is most comfortable with. He's proudest win was a front crawl 100m competition where he got gold.

Gelato started swimming as a hobby. He never envisioned himself as an Olympic swimmer. But when he saw Sorbet's resolve to make it, he got inspired and made it his goal to reach the Olympics with his boyfriend. His favorite style is the breaststroke and his proudest win was the a 50m backstroke competition where he got silver since it's his weakest style.

Risotto:

When Risotto was a child living in Sicily, his cousin often went swimming in the sea with him which is where he first learned. Ever since then, he'd known what career he'd like to go to once he grows up. And so, he took a swimming scholarship to college and during his pre-teens he joined Passione Sporting Club to train for his future career. Everyone knows him as a backstroke master and you can see why when you notice his immaculate back muscles during training. While he's good at the other styles, he's much faster using the backstroke. His proudest moment was winning a national competition of 100m men's backstroke where he won gold. You know he was one of the original members of "La Squadra" the other two being Formaggio and Prosciutto when those three decided to start the club. He's the most cooperative with you when it comes to competitions. As the manager, one of your duties is to rule out social and athletic events that the members will attend and he's always receptive to the competitions you tell him will be good for his career. He's not the most communicative so you have to weed out some of thoughts and feelings on the matter. Because of your friendly nature, you two share a close bond as you help him train and often see him swim way past closing. It's a secret between you two that you cherish deeply. There have been some times where he offered you to swim with him.

Risotto favors free style swimming the most but his muscle development on his upper body has made him a good breaststroke user which makes him much faster than the front crawl

Out of all competitions, he loves swimming medley relays the most. He gathers the medley participants (usually other la squadra members) to give a motivating speech and cheers the loudest when he's not swimming with them. He may not show it, but he is highly competitive and likes being challenged in the pool.

Prosciutto:

As one of the founding members of the original team, Prosciutto regards La Squadra with lots of pride. As a child he had no passion for swimming but after joining the Passione Sporting Club with a mild interest, he was quickly swept away into practice. He realized as a child that swimming allowed him a way to focus his energy and determination. He's not one to half-ass anything and swimming was no different. Eventually, he started feeling a connection to swimming after exercising out all his stress through the activity and finding a love for the activity like no other. Members like Risotto and Formaggio were inspiring to him even if he didn't admit it verbally, he showed up to practice with the two everyday, determined to be like them. He's one of the more difficult members to get along with. At first, it seems he has almost nothing to tell you except talk about his career goals and about helping other team members (namely Pesci). But eventually, your conversations turned more casual and you got to see a side of him that is much more friendly. Sometimes, he would smile towards you from the pool and you noticed that he doesn't ever miss the opportunity to show you his gratitude as their manager. Communicating that it's a difficult job and that he's glad a person like you is able to keep track of all the members and how much he appreciates your organization. You can't lie that his words are some of the only things that makes the job worth it.

Prosciutto is the only member with no preference towards style. While he was developing his swimming skills, he decided to pay hone each style so he would not be lacking in any area. While that doesn't make him a specialist, it gives him more options in competitions.

He rather enjoys individual competitions and loves competing against the other members. Whenever Formaggio dares him for a casual friendly race, he never backs down, treating it as a real race. The other members get a kick out of him taking everything a bit too seriously.

Pesci:

Swimming is as easy to him as breathing. Growing up with a fishing family by the sea, Pesci was accustomed to swimming from an extremely early age. It was sheer passion of swimming among the fish that kept him going but it was largely a hobby. He joined Passione Sporting Club as a teen, to keep up his swimming skills during high school but quickly met Prosciutto who inspired him to no end. Prosciutto once praised his style and speed saying he could make it to the nationals if he tried, maybe even the Olympics and from that moment he decided to join La Squadra and make both himself and the team proud. He's the most amicable out of anyone else in the team and since the moment you two met you'd become easy friends. At first he was a bit shy to talk to you but he caught your eye a couple of times during swim practices and it made his heart soar just a little every time you waved with a smile. Eventually, that got him talking to you and you noticed he started being more specific about his goals and ambitions for his swimming career. You quickly picked up the potential that Prosciutto always talked about regarding Pesci, truly, he was a gifted swimmer but his hard work pays off the most.

Pesci loves the butterfly stroke above all else. It's the first stroke he learned from a family member and honed his skills until it became his strongest. It gave him the biceps that he now shows off sometimes. He's pretty agile with the stroke as well but he doesn't cower from competing in other styles.

Pesci is another member who loves team sports and gets the most excited for medley relays with his team. Prosciutto and Risotto motivate him the most before the races and he's always the first to arrive out of excitement of having the team together. But most of all, he loves to hang out together with the team to celebrate afterwards.

#la squadra x reader #prosciutto x reader #pesci x reader #sorbet x gelato #gelato x reader #sorbet x reader #prosciutto #pesci #sorbet #gelato #sid writes #hcs #answered #anonymous #fluff #risotto x reader #risotto #risotto nero

[importantwomensbirthdays]

Karen Harup

Competitive swimmer Karen Harup was born in 1924 in Skovshoved, Denmark. At the 1947 European Championships, Harup won three events: the 4x100m freestyle relay, the 400m freestyle, and the 100m backstroke. At the 1948 Olympics, she won silver in the 4x100m freestyle relay and 400m freestyle, and a gold medal in the 100m backstroke. By the time Harup retired in 1949, she had set two world records and won 30 Danish titles. In 1975, she was inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame.

Karen Harup died in 2009 at the age of 84.

#sports #women's sports #athletes #swimming #swimmers #denmark #danish

[narcissisticpdcultureis]

NPD athlete (swimmer) culture is you either have to get first and improved times or you have to fumble it so you can be the worst, because the other places are irrelevant. (I did in fact almost faint because backstroke is my worst stroke and my coach KNOWS and still had the audacity to put me in an 100m)

#npd culture is #athlete npd culture is #swimmer npd culture is #actually narcissistic #actually npd #narcissistic personality disorder #npd #cluster b #❓

[romeoandjulietyouwish]

-vibrates as a former competitive swimmer- DID SOMEONE SAY SWIM TEAM AU?!?

okay but Cass would make the perfect distance freestyle swimmer. steady, consistent, full of endurance. her coaches start her at mid 500y/400m and she absolutely crushes it. she’s also always the anchor of the longer free style relays

Velora is probably backstroke or breaststroke swimmer, which also makes her clutch in a medley relay

Kaylie (that’s right, Kaylie is a part of this now) is probably a freestyle sprinter, is very jokingly dramatic if she has to swim more than 100m/100y in a race just to make Cass laugh

I love this so much! I don't know much about swimming but this is great!

I imagine that Kaylie constantly tries to make Cassandra laugh during practice because she thinks that the girl is far too serious. They become friends slowly because Cassandra is very bad at making friends (same girl) and so as they get closer, Cassandra gets more comfortable about trying to make Kaylie laugh too.

#swim team au #critical role #vox machina #lis makes hcs

[japaneseinsiders]

Kosuke Hagino’s current situation! Height, eyelids, marriage with wife Miwa, children, recent status summary [Rio Olympics gold medal]

IntroductionCompetitive swimmer Kosuke Hagino won the gold medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics, but he is currently in a slump. We have summarized Kosuke Hagino's profile including his height, the true nature of her bulging eyelids, her marriage and children with her girlfriend Miwa, and her current status.

Kosuke Hagino player profile [with height]

Kosuke HaginoReal name: Kosuke HaginoDate of birth: August 15, 1994Birthplace: Oyama City, Tochigi PrefectureHeight: 177cmWeight: 71kgBlood type: B typeAlma mater high school: Sakushin Gakuin High SchoolUniversity: Faculty of Letters, Toyo University (from April 2013) Kosuke Hagino's height is 177cm, which is higher than the average Japanese male.

Kosuke Hagino entered Miyukigahara Swimming School and has since progressed to the competitive swimmer course.On April 2, 2012, Kosuke Hagino, who was a high school student at the time, participated in the men's 400m individual medley on the first day of the 88th Japan Swimming Championships, setting a new high school record in Japan, and becoming a representative of Japan in this event at the London Olympics. Decided.

Kosuke Hagino won the gold medal at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics.He won a bronze medal in the 400m individual medley at the 2012 London Olympics and a gold medal in the 400m individual medley at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics.

Kosuke Hagino (born August 15, 1994) is a Japanese competitive swimmer from Oyama City, Tochigi Prefecture. In 2016, he set a Japanese record in the men's 400m individual medley at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics with a time of 4:06.05, becoming the first Japanese athlete to win a gold medal in this event. pic.twitter.com/PtdDGbemu6— Shinajin (@shinajin6) August 8, 2016 He is also known as ``Japanese Phelps'' because he has already named ``Michael Phelps'' as one of his target athletes since he entered swimming school.

Kosuke Hagino's record is too amazingKosuke Hagino won bronze medal in the 400m individual medley at the 2012 London Olympics.Kosuke Hagino is the first high school student to participate in the Olympic Games in men's competitive swimming since Kosuke Kitajima at the Sydney Olympics, whom Kosuke Hagino respects. Then, in the long-awaited swimming competition at the London Olympics, he set a record of 1st place in the preliminaries and advanced to the finals. In the finals, he significantly improved his record and set a new Japanese record, beating Michael Phelps and coming in 3rd place. I did.

The records held by Ogino to date are as follows. He holds four Japanese records. 100m freestyle: 48.75 seconds (September 5, 2014)200m freestyle: 1 minute 45.23 seconds (September 21, 2014) Japanese record400m freestyle: 3 minutes 43.90 seconds (April 12, 2014) Japanese record1500m freestyle: 15 minutes 05.35 seconds (May 22, 2015)100m backstroke: 52.78 seconds (September 6, 2014)200m backstroke: 1 minute 54.23 seconds (April 13, 2014)100m butterfly: 52.11 seconds (June 22, 2014)200m butterfly: 1 minute 56.57 seconds (June 21, 2014)200m individual medley: 1 minute 55.07 seconds (April 9, 2016) Japanese record400m individual medley: 4:06.05 (August 6, 2016) Japanese record

However, since 2017, the Japanese record has not been broken and it has been in a slump.

Many people are curious about Kosuke Hagino's eyelids! What is its true identity?

Kosuke Hagino has a very noticeable lump or protrusion on his eyelid, right? Honestly, it seems like a lot of people are concerned about it. Are athletes who use their eyes, especially competitive swimmers, undergoing surgery for eye diseases?When I did some research, I discovered something unexpected!Apparently, the protrusion on your eyelids is actually a callus caused by your goggles.

I had to wear goggles all the time for practice, so when I put them on and take them off, they rubbed against me, and hard calluses formed on my eyelids. This means that it has nothing to do with illness or injury.

Is Kosuke Hagino's ex-girlfriend Yuko Oshima from AKB? Jurina Matsui?

Is Yuko Oshima her girlfriend?Rumors about Kosuke Hagino's love life have frequently appeared and disappeared on the internet.

Up until now, there have been rumors of a love affair between the two, who are both main members of AKB! Apparently, the first member of the rumored group, Yuko Oshima, has graduated. Kosuke Hagino has publicly stated that he is a passionate supporter of Yuko Oshima.

Former AKB48 member Yuko Oshima

Ogino professes to be a fan of Yuko Oshima After all, Yuko Oshima and Kosuke Hagino are also from Tochigi Prefecture, so if they could get tickets to a concert in Tochigi, they would definitely go, even if they had to skip practice! It seems that he was saying this to those around him. And, perhaps because they were able to secure live tickets, they were also seen participating in a live concert in Tochigi where Yuko Oshima came.

It's difficult to get tickets for the live show, but it seems that he regularly goes to Yuko Oshima's handshake event, so it can be said that he is a very enthusiastic fan. Furthermore, it seems that one of the motivations when practicing swimming is that if you become successful and become famous as a swimmer, you will be able to meet AKB members someday! Unfortunately, or rather, I'm relieved, in the end, I wasn't in a relationship with Yuko Oshima.

Is Kosuke Hagino's ex-girlfriend Jurina Matsui?

However, in the case of SKE48's Jurina Matsui, who has been mentioned as the second rumored partner, there is footage of her getting even closer. What's more, it's a prank where Jurina Matsui asks Kosuke Hagino to bring her food to his mouth.

The plan was to surprise Kosuke Hagino with a home-cooked meal prepared by Jurina Matsui on the athlete support program called "Honotai TV."

Due to the age difference between the two and the awkwardness and naiveté about love, it seemed like a romantic image, but since it was a TV project, it seems that the suspicion of a romantic relationship was just a rumor.

Kosuke Hagino's girlfriend is revealed to be miwa [height difference 28cm]In September 2018, Kosuke Hagino was first reported to be dating. My partner is singer-songwriter miwa. Kosuke Hagino's height is 177cm and miwa's height is 149cm, so there is a height difference of 28cm.

Kosuke Hagino is in love with miwaKosuke Hagino and miwa met at work in October 2016.After that, they hit it off when they co-starred on TV in March 2017, and their romantic relationship began around September. It was revealed on the 8th that Kosuke Hagino (24), Bridgestone's gold medalist in the men's 400m individual medley at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics, and popular singer-songwriter miwa (28) are in a serious relationship. The two met at work in October of the year before last, and hit it off when they co-starred on TV last March. According to multiple sources, the two started dating in groups, including going out for meals with friends, and began a romantic relationship about a year ago.

Hagino-kun is not feeling well this season. On the other hand, Seto-kun is doing really well after having a girlfriend. Seto-kun's wife seems to be a really good cook.On the other hand, miwa. I can't shred it. Still living at home. Hey, Hagino-kun, are you okay? That's what I thought as a swimmer. pic.twitter.com/4XosDlyNxS— Akkuso (@akkuso38) September 8, 20Emiwa@yaneura_no_oto·to I felt happy that miwa was happy, and sad that miwa was taken away, but I found out that Hagino had posted a photo of her with her head cut off to match miwa's height, even though it was on her own Instagram, and I wanted to support her. My feelings won

My prayer for miwa now is・I hope this relationship goes well.・I want you to take this opportunity to stop retiring.Quit living at home and master housework to the point where you can support Hagino's career as an athlete!— Kenken ~Next Hiroshima🎸~ (@miwa3839kenken) September 8, 2018

Kosuke Hagino's current situation ① Married to miwa and has a childOn September 1, 2019, Kosuke Hagino's girlfriend miwa announced that she is pregnant and will get married in the fall. It was announced on August 31st that Kosuke Hagino (25, Bridgestone), gold medalist in the men's 400m individual medley at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics, will marry singer-songwriter Miwa (29). Hagino met miwa in October 2016, and they started dating seriously two years ago. Hagino took a break for about three months this spring due to a slump, but with miwa's dedicated support, he made a comeback. miwa is currently pregnant and scheduled to give birth this winter.

On January 2, 2020, Kosuke Hagino announced the birth of his first child. The child's gender and birth date have not been disclosed. The exact date of her marriage has also not been revealed. Last fall, Hagino married popular singer-songwriter miwa (29). He revealed that he had given birth to his first child last year, and said, ``There's something reassuring about having a child.It's made me want to work even harder.''

Kosuke Hagino's current situation ② Signs of revival?Kosuke Hagino has been in a slump since 2017, but recently there are signs of a comeback.

Kosuke Hagino makes a comeback ahead of the Tokyo Olympics, even his rivals congratulate him and say “welcome back” Kosuke Hagino won the second medley event at the Japan Championship last December (Jiji Press Photo)The postponement of the Olympics by one year from 2020 to 2021 has given some athletes some time to recover from their slump. Kosuke Hagino (26), gold medalist in the men's 400m individual medley at the Rio Olympics, has become a fish out of water during the coronavirus pandemic. His condition hasn't improved since the Rio Olympics, and there was talk of ``yips,'' which prevents him from moving his body as he would like during competitions.The representative for the Tokyo Olympics will be determined at the Japan Championships in April, but Hagino won the two medley events at the Japan Championships last December. Kyoko Iwasaki, gold medalist at the Barcelona Olympics, speaks.``Even before the Japan Championship, he participated in an international tournament, and it seems that the players he once competed with said, ``Welcome back!'' (lol).It's a big thing that he has become more positive emotionally. I can't compete against the world.''If the Tokyo Olympics had been held as scheduled, I don't think I would have been able to compete against the world.''

However, it seems that he has not yet recovered to the level where he can compete on the world stage. I have high hopes for the future.

summary- Kosuke Hagino's height is 177cm.Kosuke Hagino won a bronze medal in the men's 400m individual medley at the London Olympics and a gold medal in the men's 400m individual medley at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics.・The protrusion above Kosuke Hagino's eyelids is an octopus caused by his goggles.・Kousuke Hagino is a big fan of former AKB48 member Yuko Oshima.- Kosuke Hagino married miwa and is currently living a happy married life.・Kosuke Hagino has been in a slump since 2017, and is currently not at the level to compete on the world stage.

How was it? The rumors about top athlete Kosuke Hagino were really nonsense. This is probably all caused by the psychology of fans wanting to know about the private lives and information of top athletes, who are often mysterious, and to put it simply, being a top athlete is really difficult. When you think about it, it's amazing that the reason your eyelids protrude is because of the friction caused by constantly putting on and taking off goggles. This will improve your ability. He is still young in terms of age, and I hope he continues to strive for even greater heights, aiming for a second or third consecutive Olympic gold medal. We are rooting for Kosuke Hagino from the bottom of his heart so that he can become a super athlete known as the world's Hagino, just like Phelps and Kosuke Kitajima, who he admired!

[kavya76]

Bright Scholar achieved remarkable success at the Haryana Swimming Association Ambala Talent Hunt Competition 2023-24 held at War Heroes Memorial Stadium, Ambala Cantt on 12th Dec 2023. Agasthya Bhanwala dominated with 3 Gold medals in 50m, 100m Backstroke, and 100m Freestyle, earning the Best Swimmer title in Girls Group IV. Iraj Sehrawat excelled in Boys Group III, securing 3 Gold and 1 Silver in various events. Anav Malik showcased prowess with 1 Gold, 2 Silver, and 1 Bronze, while Ayaanveer Khatri claimed 2 Gold and 2 Silver medals. Yashika Sehrawat and Kavya Sharma contributed with Bronze and Silver respectively. Subham clinched Gold and Bronze, and the team earned the Overall Runner-Up position, receiving a reward of Rs. 7500. Special mention to the coach, Mr. Neeraj Sangwan, for guiding the team to success.

#school #education

[rugbylovers]

Aussie swim star creates history with yet another sizzling time A Set smal... #funny #memes #sports #live #tweets #win #twitter #tweet #bet #manchester #rugbymen #rugby union #irish rugby #super rugby

[khalilhanif]

Today north Dallas has swim practice at 5:45 pm. Today in swim practice we will be getting ready for the swim meet which will take place this Thursday. The coach for swimming put me in 4 races. The races I will be doing include the 50m freestyle, 100m backstroke, 200m relay, and the 400m relay. I think that the swim meet will show me how I compare to students from other schools. I think I will be able to do decent my only goal is to never be last.

[blogynewsz]

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[blogynewz]

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[cyberbenb]

Ukraine’s Oleksandr Zheltiakov wins gold at 2023 World Aquatics Junior Championships

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[importantwomensbirthdays]

Marie Braun

Marie Braun was born in 1911 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. In 1927, Braun won the European title in the 400m freestyle, as well as silver medals in the 100m backstroke and 4x100m freestyle. The following year, she won an Olympic gold medal in the 100m backstroke and a silver in the 400m freestyle. Over the course of her athletic career, Braun set 25 Dutch national records, four European records, and six world records. In 1980, she was inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame.

Marie Braun died in 1982 at the age of 71.

#sports #athletes #swimming #women's sports #woman athletes #dutch #the netherlands

[anustuff]

#india #ash #love #anu #s'pore

[indiasportshub]

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#natraj #srihari

[oceansoulmatesblog]

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