Former gold medalist makes Olympic Swim Trials without swimming in 4 years

What?!

Former gold medalist from the 2000 Olympics, Ed Moses, decided he wanted to swim again. After four years of not swimming at all (like really, not one swim) Ed asked his Instagram followers when was the last day to qualify for the Olympic Trials. Just a casual posting asking his fans what's up.

When's the last day to qualify for Olympic Trials? And what's the qualifying time in 100m breast? Easiest way to get free seats on deck is to participate

A photo posted by Ed Moses (@eddiemoses) on May 15, 2016 at 12:37pm PDT

Well ... He found out he still had time to race, so 10 days later, he did. After FOUR YEARS of not even getting in the pool, he practiced twice and then competed. And he made the Olympic Trials.

Hah 1:03.3 100m breaststroke. Qualified for 2016 Olympic Trials on 2 practices in 4 years 4th trials . Thanks @swimgoldenroad for setting it all up. Oh @speedousa thanks for the suit ! Oldest qualifier #lane8

A photo posted by Ed Moses (@eddiemoses) on May 27, 2016 at 12:50pm PDT

Moses doesn't have that great of a chance to actually make the Olympics, but it's still really awesome he could do this.

H/T Swim Swam