Without The Shark Skin Swimsuit, The World Record Has Become Unreachable.

In order to make the swimming competition return to its true colors, fina decided before the Rome world championships that the shark skin will be banned from this year. Athletes must swim in traditional swimming suits.

At that time, many people asserted that without the help of high-tech fabrics, the world record would no longer be fragile, and would stand firm for several years.

The national championship and the European Championships are the two competitions that the international swimmer returned to the traditional swimsuit.

The participants in the US and European Championships include Phelps, Rochette, Pittman, ad Clinton, Pellegrini and some other Olympic or World Championships. They are all world record holders.

But as expected, the two competitions not only failed to create a world record, but also scored far from the world record.

Beijing Olympic Games eight gold king "flying fish" Phelps participated in the 5 competitions of the national championships, and won 3 of them, one runner up and fourth.

The result of his 100 meter butterfly stroke was 0.83 seconds worse than the world record, and the 200 meter butterfly stroke was 4.49 seconds worse than the world record.

Because Phelps did not have systematic training last year, he was satisfied with the performance.

Phelps said: "I would rather see the competition more intense, and do not want to witness a few seconds to refresh the world record.

Now let's see who can adapt quickly to the traditional swimsuit, who can train harder and have better physical condition.

The European Championship, which ended yesterday, did not produce a world record. Only French player Lacourt refreshed the European record of the men's 100 meter backstroke, the only highlight of the tournament.

But there are objections to traditional swimsuits.

Pittman, a German swimmer, said, "I feel like a naked snails now.

If the fina wants to maintain the appreciation of swimming competitions, shark skin should be restored.