How does Sophie Pascoe swim so fast? Explained by LEXI® @Speedo
How does Sophie Pascoe swim so fast? Explained by LEXI®  @Speedo
Uploaded October 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Sophie Pascoe is a New Zealand S10 swimmer. She swims without one lower leg. Learn how Sophie corrects for minor instability in her stroke pattern so she can fly through the water.

LEXI® have created videos specifically for some of our Team Speedo swimmers. The videos not only explain each athlete’s disability and their classification but also talk through how that affects their performance in the pool.
Find out more at:
speedostore.com/inspiration/story/making-para-sports-competitive-and-fair

LEXI® was created by Giles Long, a former para athlete and a respected swimming commentator.
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How does Sophie Pascoe swim so fast? Explained by LEXI®

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