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The most substantial change, of course, is that suits would no longer be allowed to extend past the knee.
My personal opinion is this is sort of an arbitrary change. What really should be changed--if anything--is what types of materials are allowed and maybe testing protocol to approve a suit. I don't really think requiring suits to end at the knees would affect much.
As for your comment about my credentials regarding swimming, I don't need to actually swim on a competitive basis to know what the abilities of the so called "tech suits" really are.
Really, you sure about that? Again, what are your swimming credentials to speak on this topic?
As to fashion modeling, what in the world are you talking about? These suits are breaking records in the pool. I was at a recent SWIM event where a very prominent national coach said the one thing you can do to improve your swimming is buy a tech suit to compliment your hard work.
Why don't you actually go to a meet and look around. You have no clue, no knowledge or expertise on this topic.
As for your comment about my credentials regarding swimming, I don't need to actually swim on a competitive basis to know what the abilities of the so called "tech suits" really are.
Really, you sure about that? Again, what are your swimming credentials to speak on this topic?
As to fashion modeling, what in the world are you talking about? These suits are breaking records in the pool. I was at a recent SWIM event where a very prominent national coach said the one thing you can do to improve your swimming is buy a tech suit to compliment your hard work.
Why don't you actually go to a meet and look around. You have no clue, no knowledge or expertise on this topic.
