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Why do swimming world records never last?
It seems every time there's a World Championships or Olympic Games the records get beaten.
It seems every time there's a World Championships or Olympic Games the records get beaten.
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Like most things it is affected by "Global Warming"!
The viscosity of the water becomes thinner, which means less resistance, hence they go faster! |
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Evolution in reverse - we're going back to being fish.
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There are so many swimming events it's no wonder, 17 different events at the London Olympics alone. There is a reason why Phelps has 18 golds.
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Sounds most fishy
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Webbed feet.
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Swimming is very easy. Not even a sport, just a way of not drowning.
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Better drugs
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thinner speedos
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