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Grant House Swims WORLD RECORD in Practice for 1-Stroke 50y Breast

It’s Holiday training time and many swim teams are gearing up for their hardest practices of the season. The swimming community needs a fun challenge that can take their mind off the daily grind of bettering themselves through hours and hours of tireless work. Well, here you go.

NCAA All-American Grant House became the fastest swimmer ever (that we know of) to swim a 1-stroke 50y breast, clocking 28.21 (12.28-15.93). House was fully suited and fully stached, which he attributed his success in this swim to.

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SWIM SAM
11 months ago

That was just incredible!

Mitch McConnell
11 months ago

House also has six more years of eligibility

Sam
11 months ago

All the negative comments just go to show how many haters and unhappy people are out there. Don’t imagine a single person commenting anything negative can swim at any high level.

Huzifa
11 months ago

Best sport, prescribed by prophet Muhammad peace be upon him

Tea rex
11 months ago

Weird fun “record” > weirdly negative comments. Thanks for posting!
I’m actually curious how he keeps from floating to the surface. Gives me hope for my breaststroke!

Gaba
Reply to  Tea rex
11 months ago

Just keep blowing bubbles and it balances out.

Buckeyeboy
11 months ago

This is impressive. But pales compared to the 1:54 he threw down in a seeded heat in the 200 Free at 2016 Trials. Dudes a legend. Just ask him.

bevo’s horns
Reply to  Buckeyeboy
11 months ago

I forgot about that! Why’d he sandbag it so badly?

Swimmerinlane9
Reply to  bevo’s horns
11 months ago

I love how swim fans will complain about the sport not getting enough publicity and needing some spice to attract outside attention but then when the “wrong” person is having fun with the sport (which helps bring eyes to sport) y’all act like someone just stepped on your lawn by accident.

mds
Reply to  Buckeyeboy
11 months ago

I’m thinking Buckeyeboy must have lost a tough one to Grant in the Ohio High Shool meet!

Tea rex
11 months ago

This weird record is more fun than all of the weirdly negative comments, so thanks for this!

I’m wondering if he exhaled on the way in, because it is legitimately hard to hold a streamline that long underwater without kicking.

Unfortunately for me, if I could go 45 yards underwater, I’d still need 3 breast strokes. #notarealstroke

Cool but really
11 months ago

Glad we’re celebrating someone that could bring down swimming because of his lawsuit 🙄

Buckeyeboy
Reply to  Cool but really
11 months ago

All House, all the time.

I float
Reply to  Cool but really
11 months ago

I thought I was the only one thinking this!!! But surely football and basketball players are celebrating him.

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