Hi all,
First post :wine: !!!
Looking for some info here,
I am looking for a swimsuit.
I have to tell you guys I left the pool for the last 20 years.
I see that the old speedo has changed a lot in the last ...few years, and wanted to know if there's something that could be better suited to my incredible tendency to sink down the pool...
I will be joining the Masters team and swim 3 times/week as cross training for the winter (I ride 5000-7000 mi. cycling in the summer).
I'm 5'10" 175 lbs (short legs, lot of weight on the lower part of the body).
So , with the lower part of the body tendency to sink, is there an advantage to use a specific type of swimsuit ?
I will not spend hundreds of dollars on a swimsuit, the goal is not to save hundredths of a second, but to get something that's used as the norm nowadays.
Got brands and models to suggest ?
Thanks all,
Louis:)
for work out if you want a little extra drag
get a speedo training suit
they last a long time
lycra suits are smaller and faster but wear out much quicker
Hi all,
First post :wine: !!!
Looking for some info here,
I am looking for a swimsuit.
I have to tell you guys I left the pool for the last 20 years.
I see that the old speedo has changed a lot in the last ...few years, and wanted to know if there's something that could be better suited to my incredible tendency to sink down the pool...
I will be joining the Masters team and swim 3 times/week as cross training for the winter (I ride 5000-7000 mi. cycling in the summer).
I'm 5'10" 175 lbs (short legs, lot of weight on the lower part of the body).
So , with the lower part of the body tendency to sink, is there an advantage to use a specific type of swimsuit ?
I will not spend hundreds of dollars on a swimsuit, the goal is not to save hundredths of a second, but to get something that's used as the norm nowadays.
Got brands and models to suggest ?
Thanks all,
Louis:)
for work out if you want a little extra drag
get a speedo training suit
they last a long time
lycra suits are smaller and faster but wear out much quicker
Hi all,
First post :wine: !!!
Looking for some info here,
I am looking for a swimsuit.
I have to tell you guys I left the pool for the last 20 years.
I see that the old speedo has changed a lot in the last ...few years, and wanted to know if there's something that could be better suited to my incredible tendency to sink down the pool...
I will be joining the Masters team and swim 3 times/week as cross training for the winter (I ride 5000-7000 mi. cycling in the summer).
I'm 5'10" 175 lbs (short legs, lot of weight on the lower part of the body).
So , with the lower part of the body tendency to sink, is there an advantage to use a specific type of swimsuit ?
I will not spend hundreds of dollars on a swimsuit, the goal is not to save hundredths of a second, but to get something that's used as the norm nowadays.
Got brands and models to suggest ?
Thanks all,
Louis:)
