A swimming coach in China has gone viral on social media for his good looks. His handsomeness and athleticism have attracted mothers flocking to his lessons. A video of the handsome swimming coach went viral in early July 2025.
The video was recorded by mothers whose children were his students. The handsome swimming coach teaches at the Chen Jinglun Sports School in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. In a viral video, the young coach is seen teaching children to swim.
According to a report by Jiefang Daily, the viral videos featuring the handsome swim coach were recorded by mothers captivated by his charm. In one video, the swim coach is seen wearing colorful swim trunks and a long-sleeved top. In another video, the swim coach appears topless, showing off his athletic physique.
Mothers whose children attend swimming lessons revealed that the coach, surnamed Chen, had just graduated from high school this summer. The handsome swimmer will continue his education at the Nanjing Sports Institute in eastern China's Jiangsu Province.
Currently, Chen works part-time as a junior coach at a Hangzhou sports school, teaching more than 20 children aged between four and five. Hangzhou Sports School is known as a leading swimming training center in China.
It is nicknamed "the cradle of world swimming champions." World-class athletes include Sun Yang, Chen Yufei, and Luo Xuejuan. His good looks went viral, and the swim coach's social media accounts were flooded with netizens, many of whom left comments of praise for the handsome coach.
"Now I realize the reason I didn't like swimming before, maybe because I didn't have a coach as handsome as this," wrote a netizen. "Please don't close your account. It's better to upload videos more often and capitalize on your fame. We love you!" wrote another netizen. The young swim coach responded to his viral post.
He thanked netizens and the parents of students at his sports school for their support. However, he hoped they would give him some privacy. "Please don't send any more private messages. Otherwise, I might close this account because it's starting to interfere with my daily life," he pleaded.
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