2012 Olympics: 10 Coolest Photos from Second Day of Summer Games
Amazing images continue to bombard us from the London Olympics, especially from events that we would otherwise not pay any attention to at all (sorry all you die-hard slalom canoe fans out there)
In case you missed it, here is yesterday's list. Also, if you can think of any great captions for the pictures, write its number and your idea in the comments section below.
Here are the top 10 snapshots from the second day of competition...
10. Throwing It Down
1 of 10Why can't Yi Jianlin do this in the NBA?
The Chinese flag-bearer at the Opening Ceremonies gets a stylish bucket.
9. Here's to You
2 of 10Cameron van der Burgh of South Africa set a world record to win the men's 100-meter breaststroke. Afterwards, he celebrated by laying on top of the lane line and pointing skyward, pointing to Dale Oen. Oen, a Norwegian and the reigning world champion in the event, passed away earlier this year.
8. Beach Day
3 of 10No wonder beach volleyball has become so popular at the Olympics...
7. Sail Away
4 of 10Sailing has the potential to produce great photos. Here, two British sailors enjoy the favorable conditions as they balance out their vessel.
6. Hit Parade
5 of 10Vasili Belous of Moldova goes on the attack against Tanzanian welterweight Selemani Kidunda.
5. Double Vision
6 of 10Two unidentified divers splash through the surface, as seen from the bottom of the pool.
4. That Looks Easy
7 of 10Get up from your computer and try to do a standing backflip right now.
How'd it go?
Gymnasts make these impossible things look routine. Here, a Chinese competitor springs onto the vault.
3. Reaching for It
8 of 10Badminton at the Olympics definitely isn't the same game you used to play at family barbecues.
2. Cheerio
9 of 10British fans came out in full force to support their field hockey team on Sunday, and they were rewarded with a 4-0 win over Japan.
1. No Silver Lining
10 of 10Michael Phelps turned in a great leg, but Ryan Lochte disappointed in the anchor position as the United States couldn't defend its title in the 4x100-meter freestyle.

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