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Lateral with Tom Scott
Underwater Swimming at the 1900 Olympics
This chapter explores the unique event of underwater swimming during the 1900 Olympic Games, highlighting the surprising case of a competitor who swam the longest distance yet finished third. It examines the quirky rules of early Olympic competitions and the implications of different swimming techniques on performance outcomes. The discussion blends humor with an insightful analysis of historical athletic challenges and their relevance to modern sports.
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