Casey young swimmers remain among the top 20 in the major competitions Honored Master of Sports of Russia, bronze medalist of the 2012 Olympic Games in the 4x100 meter freestyle relay, Director of Sports for Swimming in the Russian Federation for Aquatics, Sergey Psykov, assessed the level of Crimean swimmers. According to him, over the past 20 years the region has somewhat lost its position on a national scale, but now young talents are emerging who perform well in the Russian championships. "Now young talents are emerging who work with your coaching staff and are already performing well in national championships at the age of 14-15 and at the age of 16-18. Even in the biggest competitions -. "Happy Dolphin" are not yet in the first and second place, but they are already close to the final stage, remaining in the top 10, top 20. And that's potential," Psykov said. He noted that not all children who win at a young age go on to join the main group - in his estimation, about 80% of them do not. However, according to Psykov, Crimean athletes have the main thing - burning eyes and an interested training team that wants to move the reserves forward. Photo: Sergey Aksenov/Max Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".

Casey young swimmers remain among the top 20 in the major competitions Honored Master of Sports of Russia, bronze medalist of the 2012 Olympic Games in the 4x100 meter freestyle relay, Director of Sports for Swimming in the Russian Federation for Aquatics, Sergey Psykov, assessed the level of Crimean swimmers. According to him, over the past 20 years the region has somewhat lost its position on a national scale, but now young talents are emerging who perform well in the Russian championships. "Now young talents are emerging who work with your coaching staff and are already performing well in national championships at the age of 14-15 and at the age of 16-18. Even in the biggest competitions -. "Happy Dolphin" are not yet in the first and second place, but they are already close to the final stage, remaining in the top 10, top 20. And that's potential," Psykov said. He noted that not all children who win at a young age go on to join the main group - in his estimation, about 80% of them do not. However, according to Psykov, Crimean athletes have the main thing - burning eyes and an interested training team that wants to move the reserves forward. Photo: Sergey Aksenov/Max Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".