Michael Phelps - Butterfly 1/3 (Underwater Camera)

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Playlist: Swimming [Michael Phelps: Freestyle/Butterfly]
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[Michael Phelps - Butterfly: Underwater Camera]
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[Michael Phelps - Freestyle: Underwater Camera (100m)]
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[Michael Phelps - Freestyle: Stroke & Kick Combination]
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[Michael Phelps - Backstroke: Underwater Camera]
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@morganstewart86 13 лет назад

I got to meet Michael Phelps for swim and he taught us all a lot about how to get our butterfly better. And it really helped because i got 1st in the state for butterfly! THANKS MICHEAL PHELPS FOR ALL YOUR HELP!

@mooseolly7744 9 лет назад

his slow motion is faster than my fast motion

@joselatrini 9 лет назад

Moose Olly Equal for alls.

@Peppercat3120 9 лет назад

+Moose Olly Same here :/

@funkyfro929 8 лет назад

this comment made me spit my beer out. it's too damn true.

@amersayyed-fassadalhoussai2823 9 лет назад

The most beautiful stroke to watch yet the hardest to perform because it's very very tiring!

@timhorton7799 8 лет назад

+Poging Bagsik hardest motion in sports

@tjallobascon 11 лет назад

When I do butterfly, I'll probably break my school's record...for the slowest swimmer in all its years. Phelps makes it look so easy.

@dildildil 7 лет назад

I'll show this to my fish.

@eduardof_199 6 лет назад

Dilip Ganison hahaha :)

@hammerman2006 13 лет назад

Legend has it Michael Phelps can breath on land.

@tommychen6102 8 лет назад

That explains why i need to do stretching to be more flexible. Look at his back and his legs! He's so flexible!

@lillymclean7536 11 лет назад

I'm swimming this at a swim meet (100m fly) and I am FREAKING OUT! This really helped even though I have been swimming butterfly for about 3 years now...

@markosparic3280 10 лет назад

Wonderful video! He is really the best swimmer of all times! Look at this performance, he is flexible like a cable! To me is so sorry because I now have closed pool in my place! I have excellent performance of butterfly!

@Caracazz2 8 лет назад

He teaches a dolphin to swim.

@osrodrig 9 лет назад

Perfection.

@MissyFrankie 11 лет назад

This video is awesome! So clear. So easy to see how he moves and it looks so amazing!

@SwimmingFit 8 лет назад

I don't think Micheal is going to retire i feel like he will come back to it just like an army man going back to the army because he misses the memories and the thrill. Look at that form, so efficient and fast those hips work really good man just watching this video gives you an understanding of the butterfly and the sync you have to go through.

@unforgotable1 10 лет назад

What a fucking flexibility!

@alitavakolpur 14 лет назад

i do the butterfly well but he's extraordinary...technique is very important and the technique he got is exceptional

@greg55666 9 лет назад

This video is great, it shows perfectly the correct timing of the kicks. It's so hard for me to get the second kick right! I always do it at the beginning of the pull, but it needs to be the last thing as your arms are coming out of the water. Okay I'll do it!

@isolation4027 9 лет назад

+greg55666 Make sure there's no dead spot between the hand entry and the beginning of the pull. Your 2nd kick will be delayed as a result. My 2 cents.

@greg55666 9 лет назад

+tisstra sistra I believe I finally "felt" the butterfly stroke for the first time yesterday in the pool. I have been having an impossible time getting the second kick right, my body naturally strongly wants to kick WITH the pull instead of after. Finally yesterday I think I felt it. I kicked after the pull, and the second kick actually propelled me forward as my head was out of the water. With my head out of the water I could actually feel and see a forward thrust from my kick before I fell back in. It was really amazing. Is that what it's supposed to feel like?

@reubenwest9283 3 года назад

@@greg55666 5 years later, how's your butterfly now?

@greg55666 3 года назад

@@reubenwest9283 LOL COVID. I'll tell you next winter. :)

@anuskav1850 3 года назад

I have the same problem and I don't know how to fix it. It's very annoying and I have watched soo many videos but nothing works. I learned butterfly this way since I was young and my body is just used to doing it wrong.

@temuzero 8 лет назад

i can do that. here, hold my beer

@Missy-vm8fr 6 лет назад

HA! Thank you. I needed that. :)

@shrade474 6 лет назад

Lol

@ManimalDetroit 4 года назад

Wanker 🤣

@ehouck26 14 лет назад

watching this video and studying his technique has helped me drop time on my 100 fly. im down to a 55

@emmaburkhart5190 12 лет назад

Fly is amazing to watch. I try to get better every day with my swim team. Btw, joeandmom, his feet are supposed to move like that.

@ODX_Animation 11 лет назад

Phelps is very flexible and is double jointed in a lot of areas. Not many people, if any, could have the range of motion he's able to have.

@kawaiiushii 13 лет назад

love watching this vid especially when im in a bad mood ~

@Mohammered 13 лет назад

I love the ring of bubbles forming around him after his hands enter the water.... damn you for your beautiful technique :P

@lemonlimestatue 13 лет назад

holy crap.. his technique is perfect

@januarmartha3160 5 лет назад

The most fascinating to me is his identical movement each stroke each cycle

@xandrunull 8 лет назад

What a monster stroke! Awesome

@kateriostler5925 12 лет назад

oh wow. Today is our first day of practice and we havent been in the water all year!

@AlanDelgado 13 лет назад

Extraordinaria la toma detallando los movimientos...útil para los que queremos mejorar la técnica...Gracias por postar..¡¡

@juliannevillecorrea 13 лет назад

fluid mechanics !!! this video contains more info then my text book !!

@dewinmoonl 10 лет назад

He's... he's a fish...

@migabre 12 лет назад

This is an excellent explanation by the greatest swimmer ever , Thank you for sharing this fantastic information .

@sauen1234 13 лет назад

regularly breathing at every stroke is slower. Marc the word regularly. This is a exception. :D

@bcurkovic 14 лет назад

very helpful seeing in slow motion... thanks for posting!

@latitepopo27 7 лет назад

C'est toujours aussi beau ...

@Davidpaddy2001 11 лет назад

i really appreciate thie cameraman

@Haddasa 13 лет назад

he is like a fish--fins and all ---amazing!

@12030503 13 лет назад

GREAT TECHNIQUE!!! simply awesome

@primasitumorang 12 лет назад

yesterday when i swim finally i can make it,,so happy and still trying to make it better

@HoneyB429 12 лет назад

I like it very much

@thangpm 13 лет назад

high quality clip. Thanks

@Longhahahai 14 лет назад

omg I really want to swim like him :0

@anykain 13 лет назад

michael phelps is rly born to swim ;>

@AskTheAmatuer 14 лет назад

very helpful to watch actually

@SaraVanWijck 14 лет назад

I'm a swimmer, it's a hard stroke, he lets it seem so easy

@Levi-ql2os 10 лет назад

he's not a faking normal fish , he is the fastest dolphin in the world

@nanayning 13 лет назад

..whoa!^^, there must be a lot power when he's doing the stroke^^, very impressive....super like!^^,

@mikesinaro 12 лет назад

Everyone's style of swimming is different dude, that's why its never good to attempt to copy one's form. The point is to mold your body around what gives you more acceleration and less drag, based on your shape, strength and flexibility/movement. I guarantee you ALL of the Olympic level swimmers wouldn't swim nearly as good as they do if they were to attempt to replicate Michael's style in all four strokes. Not that anyone liked his breaststroke technique, it was his only real Achilles' heel.

@fclavijo 13 лет назад

i like how efficient he is, he doesnt take his arms all the way to the fron cuz he doesnt need to...

@alejcastaneda6739 7 лет назад

It's so beautiful

@oussamagacem4479 11 лет назад

This Guy iS iNCREDIBLE !

@gybx4094 5 лет назад

He's breathing every stroke, you guys, so lay off those of us who do the same! ;-) Notice how he bends his knees more than you would expect. He practically leaps forward at an angle with that pull-kick timing. Everyone is different. We all have different physiologies.

@elixirnova 15 лет назад

Good compilation

@ViniBsb1973 12 лет назад

remember keep the knees together when doing the underwater dolphin kick. that's crucial to get more propulsion.

@Xxs0ldi3rxX1 13 лет назад

First of all boxy. If you enter wider. You pull straight back and have a smoother rhythm. I am a flyer and the main things that pull together a stroke are hand entry dropping your head with your stroke. Never lifting your chin above the water pushing your chest down to follow and kicking with your thighs.

@suswapnamukherjee3914 4 года назад

🙏my respect to u..

@rottentwapple 11 лет назад

0:41 Such glee in his every whipping. He returned to the very first stage of his life, just before the moment of becoming an impregnated egg.

@EdgarSteven 13 лет назад

Niqqa a beast ! shyt man this is wat i suk the most at

@Cvoong 13 лет назад

@smokycannon It doesn't really matter, for michael phelps that works best for him, it really depends if you pull enough water or not. As long as you don't pull too wide then it's fine.

@swimmergirl8710 14 лет назад

All swimmers adn all other athletes are winners as long as they try their best!! You don't have to win even one medal at all to be good and worth anything!! Everybody has to start somewhere, adn you can't always do everything perfectly, and we all make mistakes!!

@wildwestcountry 12 лет назад

beast mode

@heidipicard 13 лет назад

It looks like he has no bones. Really impressive

@avitheswimmer5988 7 лет назад

Superb man

@gvicky96 15 лет назад

that is awesome

@maesart8174 4 года назад

my swim team coach wont stop talking about him!!!

@ddyoung 14 лет назад

Amazing!

@Moltensahir 13 лет назад

He makes it looks so damn easy !

@TheGaaaaabii 13 лет назад

LO ADMIRO MUCHO!.

@averyandkayla1420 7 лет назад

I am working on my butterfly with my coach and he said to watch this and I did

@santiagolish 13 лет назад

@bijoyroy11 cool, thanks for taking the time to answer

@Rusikindusik 14 лет назад

amazing vid,thanks,SamuraiK7

@MrSwimmingmango 13 лет назад

dude if you make it onto the olympics and even trials you're a real hot tamale !

@PHYLUCAS 11 лет назад

i proud of u......Michael

@JazmyneDrakeford 6 лет назад

this man as built for swimming

@hassanmouahhidi703 9 лет назад

Agreables videos d apprentissage

@markialgerian 13 лет назад

superbe

@Melbell411 13 лет назад

Okay.... So it looks really cool, but that looks like the most inconvenient way to swim. Haha. :)

@jpmejia16 11 лет назад

Yes

@natanerickson1113 11 лет назад

o home é fera

@BonesofGoldSkateboarding 9 лет назад

he look slike those cartoon mermaids, this man is half fish xD boss

@Nnd12nghgsmsh 13 лет назад

@Cvoong Thanks!

@crossbones64 12 лет назад

he's like an eagle in the water!

@mikesinaro 12 лет назад

What he earned financially was from breaking Olympic records and catching the eye of many companies, sports-related or not. The net worth of an Olympian is very loosely based on how good they are (in the case of Michael it was though), but how much attention they get. Look at Lolo jones, never even won a medal and her net worth is $1.5 million. It's all in the publicity, then the charisma and character of the person, and finally their skill.

@enloug2009 3 года назад

Yall... Why i cant stop liking all of your comments🤣 so relatable:D

@romanmir01 12 лет назад

what does it mean: deserve? He can sell his service as an advertising platform, it doesn't matter why the people who pay him do it, they pay him because they believe that with his advertising they will sell more product. If they are right and they can sell more product because he advertises it, it means that he is part of the production system, and thus he didn't take that money from thin air, he is the reason that more products are created and sold. That means he MADE the money.

@xskypillarx 14 лет назад

so cool when his hands crash into the water >:D

@user-ry7tk4uw8n 9 лет назад

лучший !

@Nate544444 12 лет назад

agreed.

@timothydewa9096 2 года назад

I prefer Mr. Phelps technique, 🏊🏼‍♂️ breathing every strokes, streamlined underwater. However each other adaptation is varieties, it depends on how you feel better 🙂

@Nate544444 12 лет назад

you're right. tim tebow doesn't deserve a lot of the money he makes either. It's true for 95% of pro athletes. But I'm a big fan of Tim Tebow though. He's the man.

@akcashmer 14 лет назад

@deshawn972 that is so true. people should actually try to be as good or even better. instead of wishing, try doing

@nisha5starchicka 12 лет назад

Wow

@1029KT 13 лет назад

his 90 degree dolphins are incredible

@kristens.7879 10 лет назад

That's.fucking awesome lol

@im857 12 лет назад

@hairynipzzz freestyle is closer to a 52-53 (but right now im fat and out of shape cuz its off season, so its probably much higher right now!)

@ihateandreykrasnokutsky 5 лет назад

Прикольно.

@romanmir01 12 лет назад

and since there is only 1 Phelps, the people who want him to advertise for them have a truly limited offer. Maybe there are 100,000 companies that would like to advertise with him, but they have to bid on his time (and image, by the way, his image doesn't fit many businesses, only a small subset). So maybe there are 1000 companies that can legitimately use him for advertising, and they bid for his time. Money he makes is basically an auction on his time to sell products.

@Frellnikky 13 лет назад

@smokycannon Depends whether you have arms like a gibbon

@vincenthana541 12 лет назад

He can swim faster than I can run.

@towmater1371 11 лет назад

Exactly...

@MrKaruccho 12 лет назад

I just never get it... his style of butterfly.... He came preety high out of water, because he is breathing on every stroke, again getting VERY deep with chest, going a lot UP and DOWN, looks like working very little with hands under water and than kickin' like it's the last day of his life!!! Just don't get it, I'm a butterflyer but If I would swim like that I would swim only 50m and nothing more, than I would get tired. So respect he could swim like that and be the best in the world!