
17-year-old Ohashi wins world record with 200 flats; Kato also wins, Tabuchi wins Japan record - Aichi/Nagoya Asian Games
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17-year-old Nobuo Ohashi set a new world record in the men's 200m breaststroke at the Aichi/Nagoya Asian Games.
The following is a Q&A with Shin Ohashi, who set a new world record in the men's 200m breaststroke.
17-year-old Ohashi wins world record with 200 flats; Kato also wins, Tabuchi wins Japan record - Aichi/Nagoya Asian Games
-What is your state of mind?
I saw WR (World Record) written next to my time, so I felt like I had achieved it, and I was very happy. It's a little too fast.
-The feeling when you touch it.
I thought it was about 2 minutes and 6 seconds. The cheers were so loud that I thought I had barely made it to the world record.
- Unbelievable 4 seconds.
I'm happy because I didn't expect it to go this high considering the qualifying results.
-When did you decide to aim for a world record?
It was only after the qualifying round that I felt relieved that I could do this.
-Toward the Los Angeles Olympics.
My goal was to achieve a world record at the Olympics. I think what I was able to say at this timing is to aim even higher and develop the strength to definitely win at the Olympics.
-How far can you improve your record?
2 minutes 2 seconds or 1 second. As the world level continues to rise, I want to improve my time as well.
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