9th FINA 2001 Aquatic World Championships in Fukuoka Japan - Swimming Diving Water Polo Synchronized Swimming

2001 Aquatic World Championships

Swimming, Water Polo, Diving, Synchronized Swimming, and Open Water Swimming

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"Is it good to have 50's in the World Championships? Isn't that what 11 and 12 year olds swim? I never understood why women did not have a 1500 (they now do) but why add the sprints? What's going to happen at Trials - Semi - Finals meet - that is a lot of swimming. It already slows down some - not all - of the competitors, seeming to decrease the top speed in the final or championship heat of an event.

On the other hand, adding 50's of strokes does give more events to the stroke specialists, getting them more involved and possibly adding a few more athletes to the mix."

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Top aquatic athletes will be competing for the title of World's Best in Fukuoka Japan from the 16th through the 29th of July. You can get to the stories and results from these links, including the About Swimming Headlines Page.

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