Tacko Fall has joined a group of kids to learn how to swim

Tacko Fall has taken the basketball world by storm with absurd photos of the giant at work, the latest ones are just as mesmerising.

We’ve long established that Tacko Fall is an absolute giant of a human being. The towering 231cm basketball player dwarfs everyone in his path.

His path of destruction on the court has become a photographer’s dream, with the hulking figure turning above average height men into ants.

But the latest incredible images have nothing to do with the hardwood of a basketball court. Instead Fall has jumped into the pool and is doing swimming lessons, alongside an excited group of youngsters.

“I’m learning how to swim. This is it,” Fall said, per The Boston Globe’s Nicole Yang. “I’m learning how to swim. Just give me a couple of days.”

Tacko Fall is taking swimming lessons with some lucky children from the Boston area. pic.twitter.com/UM2Th46XHq

— Jay King (@ByJayKing) September 25, 2019

The towering presence shouldn’t be worried about drowning. Standing in the four feet deep pool, the water doesn’t even go past Fall’s hip as he plays a game of marco polo with the kids.

I remember when I was a child and I was excited to finally be able to stand up in the part of the pool that was 4 feet deep. Tacko Fall is different 😂 https://t.co/llzYExqDJJ

— Cameron Songer (@CameronSonger) September 25, 2019

Tacko Fall: “I’m learning how to swim. This is it. I’m learning how to swim. Just give me a couple of days.” pic.twitter.com/qsfoZq9O3Y

— Nicole Yang (@nicolecyang) September 25, 2019

He almost reaches the other end of the pool!

Fall will be hoping to grab a roster spot on the Boston Celtics when training camp officially opens next week.

He’ll battle for the 15th spot on the squad alongside Javonte Green, Kaiser Gates, Tremont Waters and Max Strus.

If the camp is based on marketability, Fall will secure the spot in a landslide after he became a fan favourite during the NBA’s Summer League.

Lines to get an autograph stretched as far as the eye could see as fans clambered to get up close to the NBA big man.

All we know is we want to see Fall in the league and turning the NBA’s big guys into average looking joe’s.

Carsen Edwards looked like a little kid despite being six-foot tall.

That’s a standard size basketball ring …

Number one draft pick Zion Williamson didn’t come close.