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Watch 11-Yr-Old Yu Zidi Of China Rip A 2:09.86 LCM 200 Fly

2024 CHINESE NATIONAL SUMMER CHAMPIONSHIPS

  • Sunday, August 25th – Wednesday, August 28th
  • Hefei, China
  • LCM (50m)
  • Days 1 & 2 Recap
  • Results – via Asian media

2024中國夏季游泳錦標賽 女子200公尺蝶式

【2024中國夏季游泳錦標賽 女子200公尺蝶式】.今年暑假後要升小學六年級的中國最強小學生 于子迪,在中國舉辦的夏季游泳錦標賽中,在女子200公尺蝶式又游出驚人的成績,最後以2:09.86拿下第一名,女子200公尺蝶式的2分10秒大關其實不容易突破,目前奧運B標標準其實也只是剛突破2分10秒內,她是目前中國討論度最高的小學游泳選手,相較於五月的驚人成績(400混4:40.97),目前看來她的游泳成績還在持續突破。2024巴黎奧運 200公尺蝶式標準,A標 2:08.43,B標 2:09.07

Posted by 游泳多多 on Monday, August 26, 2024

During day 1 of the 2024 Chinese National Summer Championships, 11-year-old Yu Zidi ripped a new lifetime best of 2:09.86 to win the women’s 200m fly event.

Entering this competition, Yu’s personal best stood at the 2:14.04, a mark clocked just this past April at the nation’s Olympic Trials.

We reported how Yu’s time 2:09.86 is over 5 seconds faster than the fastest-ever American in the girls’ 11-12 age group. Cassidy Bayer owns the U.S. national age group record with the 2:15.02 put on the books in 2012.

Watching Yu’s race, the youngster split 28.53/33.59 (1:02.12)/33.65 (1:35.77)/34.09(2:09.86) en route to registering the monster performance. She breathed every stroke for the majority of the race and led the field wire-to-wire.

Yu tried the women’s 200m IM on for size on day 2 of the competition and doubled up with another gold medal-worthy performance.

Yu registered an effort of 2:12.57, a result which rendered the budding star just outside the top 15 Chinese performers in history.

Once again, Yu’s time would blow the current U.S. national age record to bits, coming in a full 6 seconds faster than Teagan O’Dell’s 2:18.69 from 2019.

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Swimmer123
2 months ago

wow

SwimKen
2 months ago

How is this even possible?

cant kick cant pull
2 months ago

sprint revolution taking off in china

cow from china
2 months ago

Her distance per stroke is ridiculous for someone that size. If nothing I guess it proves you can have insane dps withoufht being very tall.

carlo
2 months ago

It is not achievable until some white girl from the United States swims it. After that, you will go suspiciously silent.

Carl Spackler
Reply to  carlo
2 months ago

This happens to be a swimmer from China. If it were 1975 and they were from East Germany or the USSR I’d say the same thing. This has zero to do with skin color as you seemingly have devolved this into a race-based comment which in no way is that the case.

China has a history of doping atheles without their knowledge and hiding it from them and the rest of the world. End of story.

Last edited 2 months ago by Carl Spackler
Carl Spackler
Reply to  carlo
2 months ago

This happens to be a swimmer from China. Had this been a swimmer from the USA I’d say the same thing. And if this were 1975 and they were from East Germany or the USSR I’d also say the same thing. Skin tone has zero to do with my comments but sadly you’ve devolved the commentary unnecessarily without any evidence to support that. This is a commentary about a young (supposedly 11- year old) swimming a time 5 seconds faster than anyone EVER on the entire planet and moreso, faster than any 13-14 year old EVER. So, it doesn’t add up whatsoever.

Race isn’t a factor. China as a country who has a history of doping its athletes without… Read more »

chazoozle
2 months ago

Was this filmed on a potato?

Question
2 months ago

Probably doped

team asthmarica
Reply to  Question
2 months ago

Her face didnt turn purple though

Terrianne Kingsbury
Reply to  Question
2 months ago

Wahoo

tea rex
2 months ago

Most of the time I like being a big, strong, grown adult. But when training for 200 fly, sometimes I wish I was 40 kg with a limitless metabolism.

Sapiens Ursus
Reply to  tea rex
2 months ago

I will never be able to top my pull ups PB from being a skinny 12 year old kid swimming hours a day, the bodyweight to stength ratio at my size I’d be an olympian

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