On my way out of town with the kiddos for spring break (watch this space for Brats Gone Wild!), but I'll try and PM you info today if I can. I still have the original 3x5x7 box B70 used to UPS me the replacement suit. I think you can just go git yerself a prepaid shipping label at your local UPS store (or maybe just arrange for it to be here at my Hood River UPS store), and I can slap it on the box and send it your way on the 20th. Probably want to do second day if not prohibitively expensive to ensure it gets there on time. FedEx may work as well, but I'm not sure we have a shipping facility here. US Mail may well be bankrupt and/or out of biz by then at the rate the Fed is printing money.
I'm 6'2" and a reasonably flabby 195, so my size 30's flab containment/compression may not be what it should for relatively svelte you. But I'm still betting you will see significant time drops. Please try a breaststroke event; I'd like some empirical confirmation of my belief that the suit is most effective in that, The Most Elegant and Manly of All Strokes.
Once again, and in a very public way, as opposed to the semi-public (and largely avoided) forum of my vlog site, let me officially nominate BillS as USMS Sportsman of the Year for his contributions to Jim's Junk Science Experiment, which I am pretty sure will put to rest for all time the question of whether or not a borrowed, slightly oversized B70 will help me swim faster.
And by extension, people like me, with similar bosom size and body contours, like Leslie and Creampuff.
Thanks, Bill!
I agree that breaststroke is the most elegant and manly of all strokes, which finally explains why I am so wretchedly incompetent at it.
I am hoping that your B70 allows me to stave off the final solution for masters swimming time drops, a new surgical procedure I read about that has been pioneered in North Korea and which I will soon be vlogging about, please stay tuned, suit lovers and suit haters, Wookies and Dolphin 2s and your various acolytes and minions alike!
The one thing I think we can all agree on:
BillS, USMS Man of the Century
On my way out of town with the kiddos for spring break (watch this space for Brats Gone Wild!), but I'll try and PM you info today if I can. I still have the original 3x5x7 box B70 used to UPS me the replacement suit. I think you can just go git yerself a prepaid shipping label at your local UPS store (or maybe just arrange for it to be here at my Hood River UPS store), and I can slap it on the box and send it your way on the 20th. Probably want to do second day if not prohibitively expensive to ensure it gets there on time. FedEx may work as well, but I'm not sure we have a shipping facility here. US Mail may well be bankrupt and/or out of biz by then at the rate the Fed is printing money.
I'm 6'2" and a reasonably flabby 195, so my size 30's flab containment/compression may not be what it should for relatively svelte you. But I'm still betting you will see significant time drops. Please try a breaststroke event; I'd like some empirical confirmation of my belief that the suit is most effective in that, The Most Elegant and Manly of All Strokes.
Once again, and in a very public way, as opposed to the semi-public (and largely avoided) forum of my vlog site, let me officially nominate BillS as USMS Sportsman of the Year for his contributions to Jim's Junk Science Experiment, which I am pretty sure will put to rest for all time the question of whether or not a borrowed, slightly oversized B70 will help me swim faster.
And by extension, people like me, with similar bosom size and body contours, like Leslie and Creampuff.
Thanks, Bill!
I agree that breaststroke is the most elegant and manly of all strokes, which finally explains why I am so wretchedly incompetent at it.
I am hoping that your B70 allows me to stave off the final solution for masters swimming time drops, a new surgical procedure I read about that has been pioneered in North Korea and which I will soon be vlogging about, please stay tuned, suit lovers and suit haters, Wookies and Dolphin 2s and your various acolytes and minions alike!
The one thing I think we can all agree on:
BillS, USMS Man of the Century
