WATCH: Caeleb Dressel shares glimpses of underwater training months after competing at the 2024 Paris Olympics

American swimmer Caeleb Dressel was recently spotted in underwater swimming training months after competing at the 2024 Paris Olympics. The 28-year-old hasn't been to any professional meets since the quadrennial Games.

However, the Florida native has been quite busy in various types of training routines despite not being involved in professional meets such as the World Aquatics World Cup and the Short Course Championships. He recently added underwater swimming training to his drills ahead of the 2025 season.

Dressel shared a video of his regime on Instagram where he can also be seen wearing his trademark cap with his last name. The American swimmer also added James Blake's 2013-released song, "Life Round Here" as the background music. He wrote in the caption:

"Finding a Flow "

Watch the video below:

Caeleb Dressel had an impressive season in 2024 where he clinched two gold medals (4x100m freestyle and mixed medley) and a silver (4x100m medley) at the Paris Olympic Games. Dressel also produced notable performances at the TYR Pro Swim Series in Texas and Illinois where he bagged four golds, one silver, and one bronze medal.

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Caeleb Dressel opens up about competing at the 2028 LA Olympics

Dressel at the La Defense Arena during the Men's 50m freestyle semis on the sixth day of the 2024 Paris Olympics (Image via: Getty Images)

Caeleb Dressel opened up about competing at the 2028 Olympics in his home country, the United States (Los Angeles). Dressel has represented the national team in three quadrennial Games and has amassed 10 overall medals.

Dressel said in an interview with Forbes that he wishes to be in Los Angeles and compete in all three of his specializations, 100m freestyle, 50m freestyle, and 100m butterfly. He also expressed his love for swimming. He said (via Forbes):

"I'm really not sure. I would love to swim in LA and not just the 50. If I could swim my normal three events, that would be fantastic. It's just that there is a little bit of a perspective change for me with a son on the way. I mean, this sport's given me everything. I love being with a team."

Dressel added:

"So yeah, I'm certainly not going to rule out LA 2028. It's always been my dream to compete there, and if I can swim 50 free and make the team, great."

During the interview, Caeleb Dressel also added that this decision will take some time for him as he will discuss it with several people, including his coach, Anthony Nesty.