Ryan Lochte on Possibility of Fifth Olympics and Favorite Memory of Hall of Fame Aquatic Center

Ryan Lochte talked to Swimming World TV's Brent Rutemiller at the Hall of Fame Aquatic Center's groundbreaking ceremony on Friday in Fort Lauderdale. Lochte talked about the possibility of him swimming at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo as well as his favorite memories of coming to the pool as a kid.

Lochte also went through his recruitment to the University of Florida (2:34) and why he decided to become a Gator (2:59). He also talked about his struggles with adapting to Gregg Troy's intense workload (4:25) and how he was able to flip a switch to adjust to the training (4:36).

Lochte also talked about his Olympic dreams he lived up to (7:09) and his journey from winning an Olympic gold medal and setting a world record, which he did in 2008 in the 200 backstroke.

Lochte also talked about the importance of the Hall of Fame Aquatic Center in Fort Lauderdale and his favorite memories (12:07) of coming to the pool as a kid.

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