Swimetrica

Swimetrica is an independent research institute for competitive swimming. It makes race results comparable across age, sex and pool type, and publishes every estimate with its uncertainty, its method and its date.

Reference

100m freestyle — adjusted time, 25m

Times are adjusted for age, sex category as recorded by the supplying federation, and pool length, then placed on one scale. The rank order is the order of the estimates; it is not the order of the swimmers. Every figure in the table below is published from cmz-query.

Adjusted-time leaderboard, published from cmz-query · 13 swimmers.
RankSwimmerClubEventCourseBest time (s)
1DEL VILLAR VENTURA, GonzaloA.D.N. Mostoles100m freestyle25m51.29
2DIGON LLORENTE, SantiagoC.N. Mirasierra100m freestyle25m55.37
3VIDAL MARTIN, RubenC.N. Vallmont100m freestyle25m55.52
4MERELO GUERRA, AsierC.D.E. Malvar100m freestyle25m55.79
5GONZALEZ LABRACA, MateoC.N. Mirasierra100m freestyle25m58.62
6SALVADOR CABRERA, DavidC.N. Ciudad De Alcorcon100m freestyle25m60.08
7MARTINEZ CASADO, DanielA.D.N. Mostoles100m freestyle25m60.84
8FERNANDEZ JIMENEZ, GonzaloC.N. Ciudad De Alcorcon100m freestyle25m63.43
9CALLEJA RODRIGUEZ, IagoC.D.E. Mako100m freestyle25m63.64
10PINDADO MONTAÑA, AlejandroC.N. Leganes100m freestyle25m64.00
11ROSADO ABAD, SergioA.D.N. Mostoles100m freestyle25m64.81
12PAÑEDA EL AMIL, MaximilianoC.N. Las Rozas100m freestyle25m65.41
13CABALLERO LOPEZ, MauroA.D.N. Mostoles100m freestyle25m75.42

All rankings and events

How this site is organised

Rankings are recomputed continuously — adjusted times and estimates for swimmers, clubs and coaches, each dated to when it was last computed. Follow a row: Thomas Ceccon and Aniene Roma are worked reference pages showing what a ranking row expands into.

Research is dated and permanent — articles that test one training claim against the record and report the result regardless of which way it points.

Methods describe how every number on this site is computed, including where each method is known to be weak.

New to the interval? Read a single estimate, worked through — what “adjusted” means, what the interval is compatible with, and what it does not tell you.

Research

Testing training theories against the data

  1. Does early specialisation predict senior performance?

    A widely repeated coaching claim is that swimmers who narrow to one stroke before 14 reach higher senior peaks. Tested against 1 204 careers, the 95% interval spans −0.21 s to 0.39 s — wide enough to include both a real benefit and a real cost.

  2. Does a block of altitude training precede faster 100 m sprint times?

    A cohort comparison of 1 839 matched swimmer-seasons, 2019–2026. Before matching, seasons with an altitude block improved 0.21 s more than seasons without one. After matching on prior improvement rate, age, event, sex category and programme, the estimated difference is −0.03 s, 95% interval −0.11 to +0.05 — which includes zero.

  3. Does an estimated club effect persist after a head-coach change?

    Across 214 programmes in 19 federations, the estimated club component at 24 months after a head-coach change is between 0.31 and 0.68 of its value before the change, 95% interval, coach effect estimator v1.4.