"Lap swim tour continues"- Katie Ledecky returns to the pool with Stanford women's swimming and diving team

Weeks after concluding her Paris Olympics campaign, Katie Ledecky was seen back in the pool with the Stanford women's swimming and diving team. She demonstrated her dominance at the Olympics by winning four medals in the events.

She won her first gold medal in the 800m freestyle event, where she clocked 8:11.04, defeating Ariarne Titmus and Paige Madden, who posted a time of 8:12.29 and 8:13.00, securing second and third place, respectively.

The swimmer's next gold medal was in the 1500m freestyle swim, where she registered an Olympic record of 15:30.02, besting Ansatasiya Kirpichnikova and Isabel Marie Gose, who finished the swim in 15:40.35 and 15:41.16, securing second and third place, respectively.

Ledecky won a silver medal in the women's 4x200 freestyle relay with her team by clocking 7:40.86 and a bronze medal in the women's 400m freestyle, where she registered 4:00.86.

Weeks after these triumphs, Ledecky was seen back in the waters with the Stanford women's swimming team, which she was also once a part of. She accepted an athletic scholarship to Stanford University, where she swam under her coach Greeg Meehan's Stanford Cardinal women's swimming team.

The American swimmer recently shared some pictures on her Instagram stories where she was seen in the pool with the team. She captioned her story:

"Thanks for letting me join in @stanfordswim. The lap (practice!) swim tour continues."

Katie Ledecky's Instagram story

She also shared a photo with the current assistant coach, Kim Williams, and wrote:

"Hey coach @kim_williams"

Katie Ledecky talks about her mindset after the Paris Olympics

Katie Ledecky recently appeared in The Unfiltered Waters podcast, where she spoke about her mindset after the Paris Olympics. She revealed that after the event, she has not been thinking about the sport too much and hasn't watched her races, unlike her mindset after the Rio and Tokyo Olympics.

"I have done a really good job, I think, of not thinking very much about swimming not analyzing my races from Paris too much. I really haven't watched them probably more than once or twice which I think has evolved over time. I think after London especially and probably after Rio and Tokyo too I would watch some of the races to death," she shared in the podcast," said Katie Ledecky.

Katie Ledecky currently has 38 gold medals, 10 silver medals and 2 bronze medals across the Olympics, World Championships, and Pan Pacific Championships.