[Zwemmen] #1 Op naar meer medailles dan 2016

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Op dinsdag 20 juli 2021 06:53 schreef Pino112 het volgende:
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Dom natuurlijk, maar niemand van de zwemmers die de FINA-regels checkt?

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Op donderdag 22 juli 2021 10:07 schreef Pino112 het volgende:

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Help.
Hopelijk voor de radio.

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Om spoilers te kunnen lezen moet je zijn ingelogd. Je moet je daarvoor eerst gratis Registreren. Ook kun je spoilers niet lezen als je een ban hebt.

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Op donderdag 22 juli 2021 10:12 schreef Pino112 het volgende:

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Verdomme.

Erg jammer.

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Op donderdag 22 juli 2021 12:07 schreef Frozen-assassin het volgende:
Kunnen jullie me af en toe helpen met schema of er Nederlanders meedoen

Doen er Nederlanders mee in deze heats van overmorgen?

Mannen 400m wissel heats 12.00 – 12.28
Vrouwen 100m vlinder heats 12.28 – 12.54
Mannen 400m vrij heats 12.54 – 13.30
Vrouwen 400m wissel heats 13.30 – 13.55
Mannen 100m school heats 13.55 – 14.15
Vrouwen 4x100 vrij heats 14.15 – 14.35

En die van zondag
Vrouwen 100m rug heats 12.02
Mannen 200m vrij heats 12.22
Vrouwen 100m school heats 12.59
Mannen 100m rug heats 13.19
Vrouwen 400m vrij heats 13.39
Mannen 4x100m vrij heats 14.10

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Op donderdag 22 juli 2021 10:08 schreef Slobeend het volgende:

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Ik heb een vermoeden dat Grueter er niet eens bij is.

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Op donderdag 22 juli 2021 12:35 schreef Mexicanobakker het volgende:
Wij hopen op De Belg

Geen middelmaat.

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Op donderdag 22 juli 2021 13:04 schreef Pino112 het volgende:

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Anders kijk je gewoon in de spoiler in de OP joh, ik heb daar niet voor niets tijd in gestoken.

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Op vrijdag 23 juli 2021 22:30 schreef wimderon het volgende:
Gruetgod.

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#TOKYO2020 WILL MARK OLYMPIC DEBUT OF SWIMMING VIDEO REVIEW SYSTEM

Let’s be honest– the underwater clips of the Olympic Games have always given us our preferred angle to see how our favorite champions maneuver their way through the water. Not only do the clips give us an angle we never get to see in person, it gives us a view that isn’t obstructed by waves or splashes. These waves and splashes may cause an official to not be confident on whether or not they saw an illegal action, resulting in no call. This is where video assistant referees (VAR) come to aid in reassurance, also known as “video review”.

The first time VAR was used was back in 2007 at the USA National Championships. VAR is now regularly used at major USA swimming events, along with being used informally at FINA events– such as WJC 2017 in Indianapolis. VAR has moved its way to the FINA World Championships at Gwangju (South Korea) in 2019. After the 14 year long journey, VAR is now expected to be used in its first ever Olympic Games in Tokyo this year.

In March 2020 the FINA Bureau approved an update to the FINA Rule BL 9.2.2 approving the use of Underwater Video Judging Equipment at Olympic Games and World Championships. Approved equipment will be provided and will be used to, confirm stroke infraction calls, and assist the Referee to overturn calls made on the pool deck. This means VAR cannot make a call, but rather only overturn one.

As compared to most sports that allow for video review of officials’ decisions, this creates an opposite decision proposition. Whereas in most sports, officials are encouraged to let play continue, because they can correct their obvious error later, in swimming, officials have to make a call on deck to initiate VAR. This will probably lead to more calls, even if many of their are later overturned by VAR. No harm, no foul.

To help ensure fairness on overturning calls with video judging equipment, a FINA Technical Swimming Committee referee shall make a call with a single viewing at normal speed. Another referee, then, will review the call– similar to calls made on deck (whether or not to confirm or overturn). They always review at normal speed first to see what the official on deck saw; then, if needed, they go frame by frame. TSC referees are referees assigned to the video room, each watching one half of the lanes in the pool.

One of the most common illegal actions seen that causes tension amongst athletes is doing more than a single butterfly kick during the breaststroke pullout. Three-time European short-course champion Arno Kamminga says that he reached out to FINA asking for reassurance that the video technology used will ensure the disqualification of the illegal action, to no response.

But we know from watching prior footage that plenty of illegal underwater actions take place, and go uncalled, in breaststroke races. If the official does not see the dolphin kicks and therefore does not raise their hand, there is still nothing that can be done to disqualify the athletes, even if the infraction is clear on video.

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Op zaterdag 24 juli 2021 11:41 schreef DeLuna het volgende:
Ik heb hier echt zin in.

Alleen heb ik qua Nederlanders geen positief voorgevoel maar ach

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Op zaterdag 24 juli 2021 11:41 schreef DeLuna het volgende:

Alleen heb ik qua Nederlanders geen positief voorgevoel maar ach