its literally all swimming, competitive swimmers swim for like 6 hours a day.
Noah Cruz
Swimmers don't even touch weights dude.
Adam King
They do a lot of core stuff, but besides that they just swim a lot. A lot. 2 hours a day is basic. Yes weightlifting is counter productive to being a good swimmer, any time you're not in the pool is a waste of time if you're trying to be good. Your large muscles don't add anything besides weight, and probably do more to just make you heavy and awkward in the water. You should still swim though, its a lot of fun.
We are not average, we are fitness freaks that want to be the biggest/strongest/most shredded pick one guys around, not some twinks with a 6 pack from not eating, normalfags get out
yea but that is because of genetics. Top swimmers have a huge frame with very broad shoulders. If you take somebody like me and put them through the same workout schedule as a college swimmer, I will look nothing like them.
James Gray
this. A lot of you faggots fail to realize that an extremely wide variety of sports and activities can yield a sculpted muscular body. The defining factor is intensity and frequency of training.
Jordan Nguyen
Excuses.
Xavier Turner
>what sort of routine/equipment do they/you use? For swimming I use water and I swim in it. For lifting weights I use weights and I lift them.
Chase Williams
Is this a joke? He is literally low %bf, thats all
Ryder Cruz
This, this is a board for people lifting fucking weights, there is a reason they recommend starting strength in the sticky and not some cardio bullshit
Alexander Hill
you really think that if you put Michael Cera through 2 years of swimming training that he will come out looking like Michael Phelps? He will have larger Lats, Delts, and maybe a little less bodyfat. That's it.
Oliver Butler
Yeah right.
Carter Rivera
They look like normal people with a bit wider shoulders, god what the fuck happend to Yas Forums, some years ago we looked at crazy fuckers like pic related for inspiration now its some fucking sticks who dont even lift
>How much of their physique is simply swimming and how much is gym based exercise and what sort of routine/equipment do they/you use? Pro athletes don't lift nearly as much or often as the layman thinks. And if they do, you wouldn't even recognize the exercises (speed bench press in shot put or quarter squat jumps for javelin and such things).
Juan Richardson
>we are fitness freaks that want to be the biggest/strongest/most shredded pick one guys around, not some twinks with a 6 pack from not eating, normalfags get out Dude.
You can't even do bodyweight dips without hurting yourself.
Nicholas Brooks
Well you cant even bench lmao 2pl8s without decapitating yourself
Jaxon Rogers
4 hours* Also, they're at the gym 3-4 times per week as well. Tbh, the reason Olympic swimmers are built like that is probably genetics - they're the best of the best. At lower levels, where they train pretty much the same, you get a very wide variety of body types.