Kosuke Hagino may not
be as busy at the current year's Japan Swimming Championships, however he is
begun off pretty much as dominant. Hagino won the men's 400-meter freestyle on
Tuesday night in the first of four occasions. He has entered at the six-day
meet at Tokyo Tatsumi International Pool.
Hagino has trimmed two
events from his program not long from now as he goes for his definitive goal of
a gold medal at this summer's big championships in Russia. An achievement there
will acquire a spot on Japan's group to the Rio de Janeiro Olympics 2016.
The 20-year-old
Hagino's victory in 3 minutes 45.19 seconds, issuing him a third straight title
in the event, secured his spot on the squad to the big championships.
Regardless of winning by over three seconds, Hagino was not satsified with his
time, which missed the mark concerning the Japan record of 3:43.90 he set finally
year's titles.
In the morning session
Wednesday, Hagino was the top qualifier in the 200 freestyle, timing 1:47.41,
then was quickest in the removal rounds with a period of 1:46.73 at early in
the evening session. The last will be held Thursday night. He is entered in the
200 and 400 individual mixtures events in which he was ranked No. 1 on the
world last year.
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