Don’t miss Brendan Hansen of Havertown, PA as he swims in the 100 meter breaststroke. He went to Haverford Senior High School, where he won multiple state championships in swimming.

For the first time, Olympics die-hards will have the option to see all of the medal events, and Xfinity customers will get unparalleled access to every minute of every medal on every screen. Xfinity Double and Triple Play customers can:

• Watch all 302 medal events, 5,535 hours of coverage, on all NBC networks plus on two specialty channels dedicated to soccer and basketball and the first-ever Olympic 3D channel.

• Access more than 3,500 hours of live-streaming content, with multiple streams for select sports such as gymnastics, track and field and tennis at Xfinity.com/NBCOlympics. Even embargoed events that will not air on the networks until prime time can be live-streamed, which means you could be among the first to see if Usain Bolt can break his own world record in the 100 meter dash.

• Download the Xfinity TV app and the Xfinity TV Sports Remote app for mobile devices to watch the Olympics on the go and get instant updates on your favorite sports and athletes. That means there’s no need to stay in on Saturday, August 4^th to see Michael Phelps and the rest of Team USA in the 4 by 100 medley relay, since you can get instant updates on the results or watch from wherever you happen to be.

• Catch up on more than 200 hours of coverage with On Demand, including every medal event, daily recaps from Bob Costas and highlights from the Games. Customers can easily find their favorite events and set their DVRs by using the Xfinity microsite, a one stop destination for live streaming events, schedules, and DVR controls.

To sign-in online or through the apps, customers will simply need their account number or social security number and password or four digit pin. Customers will be automatically verified while in their homes, but are encouraged to register lap tops and mobile devised in advance to avoid delays while away from home. 

Brendan Hansen’s event is on July 28 at 6:52 a.m. It is not televised live, but you can watch it live on Xfinity.com/NBCOlympics via tablet, phone, or computer.