What happened to the high-tech swimsuits?
What happened to the high-tech swimsuits?
ROME — In an effort to clean up its sport, the international governing body of swimming will require its athletes to show more skin. By an overwhelming vote Friday at its general congress, FINA officials decided to ban the high-tech swimsuits that have been likened to doping on a hanger.
Why do swimmers hit themselves before a race?
Why do swimmers smack themselves? The answer is fairly simple. Hitting the body helps increase the blood flow. According to Temaly Tomley of Swimmers World, the move is intended to support the warm-up process and helps swimmers step into the pool with ease.
What is the LZR Racer X kneeskin?
The LZR Racer X Kneeskin comes in black with blue support seams. It comes in 9 sizes from 20 to 28, but not all of these are available on the site. This version has laser-cut straps that help to keep the swimwear in place. The LZR Racer X Kneeskin has an open back design.
Is the Speedo LZR Racer X jammer the best compression swimwear?
Meanwhile, Jammer Reviews gives the Speedo LZR Racer X Jammer a rating of 8.3 stars out of 10. It gets the highest marks for compression and fit. They like how the seams have a low profile, helping cut down on water resistance and drag. However, they note that this swimwear is not meant for constant use.
What should every Speedo LZR Racer X review say?
Every Speedo LZR Racer X review should mention the support seams. This feature has both form and function. It breaks the monotony of the black fabric, adorning it with a smooth X design. It is also the support seams that gives this swimwear the X in its name.
What is the LZR Racer Comprex?
First, it has the LZR Racer Pulselite, which is a lightweight and durable fabric. Because of this material, you can move freely. It uses a combination of 65 percent nylon and 35 percent LYCRA Spandex. Then you have the LZR Racer Comprex that has a one-way stretch for a higher level of compression.
