ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月20日 06時09分

“If synchronized swimming is viewed as a sport,” writes the @ニューヨーク・タイムズ critic Gia Kourlas, “it should be considered a sport of the soul, in which years of training lead to transcendence and performers mask effort at all times. Elegance of line isn’t merely an ambition, it’s a duty, as technique is wound into artistry and artistry feeds back into the technique. As for the choreography? It can’t be a centimeter out of place.” #Synchro, which was once called water ballet, became an #Olympic sport in 1984. in ballet, pain comes from the impact with the floor, whereas in synchro, the pain comes from thrusting up against the water. Since swimmers, like dancers, work so hard to hide their effort, it can be hard to see beyond the shiny package. @nytmills captured Ukraine's synchronized swimming team earlier today. Russia won gold for the fifth consecutive @オリンピック. #? #? #ReportingFromRio

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