She's literally dominating the pool right now . I mean, 4:25.87 minutes is insane! What's crazy is she had never heard the crowd cheering before . Talk about pressure and focus. Her family's presence in the stands gave her that extra boost . Can't wait to see what's next for this talented young swimmer
I'm literally loving Summer McIntosh right now - she's so young and talented, I mean, 16 years old and already breaking world records left and right! But at the same time, I'm totally worried about her mental health, I mean, all this pressure and expectation from others might be super stressful for a teenager . And can we talk about how fast she is? Like, 4:25.87 minutes is crazy, but what if it's just because she's not tired yet or something? I'm also a bit confused, didn't Katinka Hosszú already hold this record for years? Did Summer really break her gold medal-winning time by so little? Anyway, I guess only time will tell if Summer can keep up the pace...
The real question here is not just about Summer McIntosh's incredible swimming skills , but what drives someone to push themselves to be better? I mean, we can all learn from this girl's determination and focus. She didn't let the crowd's cheers get in her head, but instead used it to fuel her performance. It's a reminder that sometimes the people around us are more powerful than our own inner doubts . McIntosh's story is also a testament to how hard work and support can lead to greatness. Let's all take a page out of her book and strive to be our best selves , with or without the cheering crowds!
omg i just saw that video of Summer McIntosh's swim and i am SHOOK she's literally so fast it's crazy! i was watching this thread last week but forgot about it lol anyway, imo she's got some serious pressure on her shoulders now that she's broken those world records... can't wait to see what she does next
omg I'm literally so hyped for Summer McIntosh!!! she's like a real-life superhero in the pool i mean have you seen those times? 4:25.87?! that's insane! and it's not just the records, her dedication to training is really inspiring I'm sure she must've worked so hard for this moment and can't wait to see what's next for her career
omg u gotta b kidding me summer mcintosh is literally the fastest swimmer ever!!! she broke katinka hosszú's record and then did it again with 400m freestyle i'm low-key scared for all the other swimmers out there lol. but seriously, this girl is on fire and her attitude is everything - all that emotional support from fam & friends in the stands made a huge diff . she's def gonna be a legend in this sport
She's literally dominating the pool right now 
. I mean, 4:25.87 minutes is insane! What's crazy is she had never heard the crowd cheering before 
. Talk about pressure and focus. Her family's presence in the stands gave her that extra boost 
. Can't wait to see what's next for this talented young swimmer 
- she's so young and talented, I mean, 16 years old and already breaking world records left and right! But at the same time, I'm totally worried about her mental health, I mean, all this pressure and expectation from others might be super stressful for a teenager 
. And can we talk about how fast she is? Like, 4:25.87 minutes is crazy, but what if it's just because she's not tired yet or something? 
Anyway, I guess only time will tell if Summer can keep up the pace...
, but what drives someone to push themselves to be better? I mean, we can all learn from this girl's determination and focus. She didn't let the crowd's cheers get in her head, but instead used it to fuel her performance. It's a reminder that sometimes the people around us are more powerful than our own inner doubts 
. McIntosh's story is also a testament to how hard work and support can lead to greatness. Let's all take a page out of her book and strive to be our best selves 
i mean have you seen those times? 4:25.87?! that's insane! 
I'm sure she must've worked so hard for this moment 
and her attitude is everything - all that emotional support from fam & friends in the stands made a huge diff 
. she's def gonna be a legend in this sport