By SwimSwam on SwimSwam This article originally appeared in the 2024 Olympic Preview edition of SwimSwam Magazine, courtesy of author Daniel Takata. Subscribe to the SwimSwam Magazine here. Take a look at the results of some swimming races of the last Olympic Games, and you will probably have little doubt that swimming is a sport for tall athletes. According to the World Health Organization, “The expected average height of a healthy population should be 163cm (5′4) for women and 176.5cm (5′9) for men.” In fact, it would be very difficult finding Olympic medalists below those figures in 2016, which reinforces the fact that elite level swimmers are above average in terms of height. It seems ob
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