Anna-Karin Kammerling
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Anna-Karin Kammerling is a world-record breaking Swedish swimmer
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, who was born in Malmö
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, Sweden
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. Currently she resides in Sundsvall
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 and trains with the Sundsvalls Swim Club under coach Hans Bergquist.

Kammerling has twice lowered the world record in the 50-meter butterfly
Butterfly stroke
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 event. In 2000 she was a member of the 4×100 m freestyle team that were awarded bronze medals during the Summer Olympics.

Long course (50 m)

Short course (25 m)

Swimming events

Year Course
(long/short)
Championship Butterfly Freestyle Freestyle relay Medley relay
50 m 100 m 50 m 50 m 100 m 50 m 100 m
Place Time Place Time Place Time Place Time Place Time Place Time Place Time
1998 Short European 2nd 26.30
1999 Long European 1st 26.29 5th 25.69
Short World 2nd 26.21 6th 25.08
European 1st 25.64 2nd 24.90
2000 Long Olympic Games 16th 1:00.40 9th 25.61 3rd 3:40.30
European 1st 26.40 5th 59.47 4th 25.82 1st 3:42.38
Short World 2nd 26.16
European 1st 25.60 3rd 24.75 1st 1:38.211 1st 1:48.311
2001 Long World 3rd 26.45 18th 25.96 4th 3:41.18
Short European 2nd 25.78 3rd 57.98 1st 1:38.29 1st 1:48.32
2002 Long European 1st 25.57² 3rd 58.94 2nd 3:40.66 2nd 4:06.15
Short World 1st 25.55 3rd 58.12 1st 3:35.09 1st 3:55.78²
European 1st 25.78 2nd 57.94 3rd 24.98
2003 Long World 3rd 26.06 6th 59.14 14th 25.60 6th 3:41.36
Short European 1st 25.91
2004 Long Olympic Games 7th 3:41.22
Short World 2nd 26.02 9th 26.02 2nd 3:35.83
European 1st 25.73 2nd 24.57 3rd 1:38.76 3rd 1:50.05


Notes:
  1. World-best performance.
  2. World record.

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