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Gary Hall Jr. is an American former swimmer who won ten Olympic medals, including five golds, in three Olympics. He is also a world record-holder, a diabetes advocate, and a founder of The Race Club swimming club.
Gary Hall Jr. (ur. 26 września 1974 roku w Cincinnati, Ohio) – amerykański pływak, uczestnik letnich igrzyskach olimpijskich w 1996, 2000 i 2004, zdobywca 5 złotych, 3 srebrnych i 2 brązowych medali olimpijskich. W 1999 wykryto u niego cukrzycę.
Gary Hall Jr. – amerykański pływak, medalista igrzysk olimpijskich (1996–2004) Kategoria: Strony ujednoznaczniające.
12 sie 2020 · Whether winning five gold medals or punching a shark, Gary Hall Junior was one of the USA’s highest-profile swimmers across three Olympic Games. That he topped the podium while also managing type 1 diabetes makes his story all the more remarkable.
A graduate of Indiana, Hall set 10 world records, of which eight were set in IM events and one each in the fly and backstroke, and he was the first man to break four minutes for the 400m IM. He won 23 AAU and seven NCAA championships and posted 23 U.S. records.
Gary Hall Jr. – amerykański pływak, uczestnik letnich igrzyskach olimpijskich w 1996, 2000 i 2004, zdobywca 5 złotych, 3 srebrnych i 2 brązowych medali olimpijskich. W 1999 wykryto u niego cukrzycę.
27 lip 2024 · Learn about the life and career of Gary Hall Jr., a 10-time Olympic medalist and a key figure in the Australia-U.S. swimming rivalry. From his early days in Arizona to his media controversies and diabetes struggles, Hall shares his story in this article.
