Swimmer grade standard

Swimmer grade is divided into international level sportsman, sportsman, first-class athlete, second-class athlete, third-class athlete.

I. Criteria for International Level Sportsman

At the Olympic Games, Youth Olympic Games, World Championships, World Junior Championships, World Cup, World University Games, Asian Games, Asian Youth Games, Asian Indoor Games, Asian Championships, Asian Junior Championships, Pan-Pacific Race, Rim of the Mediterranean Race, and China-Australia Match Race, the performance standard is met. .

II. Standard for Sportsman

1. Achievement of the performance standard in the competitions that can be awarded the title of Sportsman at international level.

2. Achievement standards in the National Games, National Youth Games, National Championships, National Championships, National Spring Championships, National Summer Championships, National Youth Championships, National Junior U-Series Finals, and National Student Games.

Criteria for Level 1 and Level 2 Athletes

1. Achievement of performance standards in competitions that lead to the awarding of the title of Athletic Athlete and above.

2. Achieving the performance standard in the National Sports Traditional School League, National Youth U Series Competition, and the comprehensive games and championships (or championships) sponsored by the provincial (district and municipal) sports administrative departments.

4. Standard for Level 3 Athletes

1. Achieving the performance standard in the competitions which can be awarded the title of Level 2 Athletes and above.

2. Achieving the performance standard in the comprehensive games (or championships) sponsored by the sports administration department of the city (prefecture, state or league).

Profile of famous swimmers:

I. SUN YANG

Sun Yang is the only one in the history of the world's swimming world who is the Olympic World Championships Grand Slam champion in the men's 200-meter freestyle, the men's 400-meter freestyle, and the men's 1500-meter freestyle. He is also the only one in history to win four consecutive men's 400-meter freestyle World Championships, the only one to win three consecutive men's 800-meter freestyle World Championships, and the world's top individual gold medalist in men's freestyle.

Two, Wang Shun

Wang Shun, born on February 11, 1994 in Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, Chinese *** party members. Chinese men's swimming team athlete. 2023 September 24, in Hangzhou 19th Asian Games swimming - men's 200 m individual medley, Wang Shun with a time of 1:54.62 to win the championship. September 26, with a time of 4:15.12 to win Hangzhou 19th Asian Games men's 400 m individual medley third place.