Ace of the World Championships: American Flower Tour Girls Lost Swimming Pool

When everyone teased the life -saving profession in the swimming competition, the most unprecedented profession, a shocking scene appeared in the 2022 World Championships.

On June 23, according to the Guardian report, American player Anita Alvarez lost consciousness after completing the action and suddenly sank into the water.

Fortunately, the coach of Alvarez, Funtes, quickly realized the problem. The coach jumped into the pool directly into the pool to rescue, and a man then jumped into the pool. Out of the water.

The U.S. team subsequently issued a statement saying that Alvarez was not a big deal. The coach Funtes said: "She is fine, the doctor checked her body in an all -round way, whether it is heart rate, blood sugar level or blood pressure."

It was reported that this was the third time Alvarez participated in the World Swimming Championship, but this was not the first time she was in a coma in the pool.

At the Olympic qualifier in Barcelona last year, Alvarez also had similar problems. At that time, the coach Funtes took the lead in jumping into the swimming pool to rescue her.

For the World Championships jumped into the water to rescue, Funtes was dissatisfied with the slow response to the live life -saving in an interview afterwards.

"When I saw the team members sink, I saw the rescue staff, and their expression was stunned. I think the team members have no breathing at least two minutes because the lungs are full of water."

"We took her to a safe place, she spit out the water, and then cough, that's it, but it was really scary."

Furns won the Olympic medal on behalf of Spain. She said that she jumped off the water to rescue because the lifeguard did not respond.

"I shouted to the lifeguard and let them jump down, but they did not jump and did not respond. I saw that no one saved each other, so I jumped down at the fastest speed and swim to Alvarez."

"I haven't swam so fast in my life, even if I get the Olympic medal."

Source: Surging News

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