Marathon Swimming: The Last Two Kilometers Are Like an Action Movie

The Double World Champion Reveals How He Pushes Through

Florian Wellbrock of Germany won gold in the men's 10km marathon swimming race at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. The double world champion revealed that the last two kilometers of the race are like an action movie, with swimmers pushing themselves to the limit and fighting for every stroke.

"The last two kilometers are always the hardest," said Wellbrock. "You're so tired, but you know you have to give everything you have left. It's like an action movie, with everyone fighting for position and trying to get to the finish line first."

Wellbrock said that he was able to push through the pain and fatigue by focusing on his breathing and technique. "I just kept telling myself to keep going, keep breathing, and keep moving my arms," he said. "I knew that if I could just stay focused, I would be able to win."

Wellbrock's victory was a testament to his hard work and dedication. He has trained tirelessly for years, and his efforts have paid off. He is now one of the best marathon swimmers in the world, and he has set his sights on winning more Olympic and world championships in the future.