Gemma Mengual

She is a Spanish synchronized swimmer, considered during her race, one of the sport sportsmen of the Spanish sport.
Gemma Mengual knew the swimming synchronized to the eight years. After her parents enrolled her at the Kallipolis Swimming Club (Barcelona), her trainer Anna Tarrés joined her team in 1992. In 1994 she was runner-up for youth in Europe. 
She possesses the typical qualities of the sprinters: Explosiveness and power in her arms and legs, she is very agile and flexible in the water, and very expressive in her choreographies.


On February 16, 2012 and with just a few months left for the London 2012 Olympic Games, the swimmer announced her withdrawal from the competition, "I'm retiring because I've already given everything I could give to this sport"

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