Introduction : Katie Ledecky Gets

Katie Ledecky gave an emotional post-race interview after the 400 free final,
reflecting on her performance and the community around her.
Katie Ledecky reflected on her bronze medal performance in

the 400m freestyle at a post-final press conference in Paris.
“The course was very good and there was a chance I wouldn’t
get a medal, so I’m grateful for that, I’m grateful for my effort,

I’m glad I got a medal and I’m looking forward to it.
” I’m looking forward to the next race,” said Ledecky.
I don’t necessarily feel like I can do 400 these days, but I know it’s achievable.

Ledecky went on to talk about training with players like Bobby
Finke and Kieran Smith and said he was emotional about the
influence the people around him had on him in the sport.

It’s a very special group and that’s why I love this sport so much,
because I spend every day with Bobby, Kieran,
the coaches and everyone who believes in

me and has my back and today’s events are proof of that. “
You can see the full clip of his interview below.

Katie Ledecky in the most dominant distance swimmer in history. 

Two world records, four world championships, one Olympic gold.
Before taking the driving test. In 1997 in Washington.
Her name was Kathleen Ledecky (Katie for short) and she wasted

little time in launching her already illustrious swimming career.
He started swimming at the age of 6,
following in the footsteps of his older brother Michael.

Personal

Ledecky competed in the 2012 United States Olympics, where she
was the youngest swimmer ever to compete. He won the 800m IM,
finished third in the 400m and ninth in the 200m,

quickly securing his future spot with USA Swimming.
Ledecky competed in the 2012 United States Olympics,
where she was the youngest swimmer ever to compete.

He won the 800m IM, finished third in the 400m and ninth in the 200m,
quickly securing his future spot with USA Swimming.