oscillating deformations of subcutaneous adipose tissue when swimming at higher speed

saw this in an article: oscillating deformations of subcutaneous adipose tissue when swimming at higher speeds why didn't he just write, fat ripples when you swim fast www-rohan.sdsu.edu/.../fiveauth.htm Ande
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  • Originally posted by knelson After reading some of the stuff on the site Ande originally linked, I'm now wondering whether I should wear a leg suit for my distance events at Nationals. Any opinions? I've never worn a "speed suit" before but just got a Speedo Legskin. Some of the articles mention that once the suits get waterlogged they could actually slow you down. Would I be better off with a standard suit for the 500 and 1650 frees? I had wondered the same thing about wearing my TYR Aquapel (long legs, no arms) for my distance events. Ande suggested that I simply try it out, so I did. I swam for a triathlon team (It was an odd distance, 750), but I absolutely loved it! I haven't competed very much since college, and I'm certainly not working out as much now as I used to, but my 500 split was a 5:26, only a hair off of my best 500 time from my college days. I also wore my Aquapel for my 500 in a very small intersquad meet last week and went a 5:24. I'm definitely sold on the suits and plan on wearing mine at Nationals. That's just my experience. Hope it helps! Kristi
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  • Originally posted by knelson After reading some of the stuff on the site Ande originally linked, I'm now wondering whether I should wear a leg suit for my distance events at Nationals. Any opinions? I've never worn a "speed suit" before but just got a Speedo Legskin. Some of the articles mention that once the suits get waterlogged they could actually slow you down. Would I be better off with a standard suit for the 500 and 1650 frees? I had wondered the same thing about wearing my TYR Aquapel (long legs, no arms) for my distance events. Ande suggested that I simply try it out, so I did. I swam for a triathlon team (It was an odd distance, 750), but I absolutely loved it! I haven't competed very much since college, and I'm certainly not working out as much now as I used to, but my 500 split was a 5:26, only a hair off of my best 500 time from my college days. I also wore my Aquapel for my 500 in a very small intersquad meet last week and went a 5:24. I'm definitely sold on the suits and plan on wearing mine at Nationals. That's just my experience. Hope it helps! Kristi
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