It is in the FINA site, (public release #2) :
Lausanne (SUI) January 16, 2010 – Under the presidency of Dr. Julio C. Maglione, the first 2010 FINA Bureau Meeting took place on January 14-15 in Bangkok (THA) and approved the following main decisions:
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14. Swimwear:
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- Masters: the same swimwear regulations as per pool swimming will be applied from January 1, 2010.
Also in the release we find that:
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4. Allocation of upcoming FINA events:
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- FINA World Masters Championships 2012 – Italy (Riccione)
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That's it people, now let's move ahead.
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As far as "fast" jammers go, it's hard to imagine anything with that little coverage is likely to make much difference, and I am not inclined to give the swimming equipment industry any more than minimal dollars.
Jim,
This past weekend I tried my FS-PRO jammers for the first time in a meet and the results stunned me. I noticed a HUGE difference in my breaststroke. Starts and turns were faster and longer (almost reached the 15m mark actually) and I felt a lot less fatigue in my legs. I didn't, however, feel any difference in my glide whilst actually swimming. Still, I reckon that I probably did glide farther than usual.
Overall, I managed to drop 7.5 secs on my 200m breaststroke -- and while I'm sure anaerobic training and stroke changes certainly made the most difference, the FS-PROs did quite a nice job.
Please note that I never used a full body suit -- or leggings for that matter --, so results may vary.
Cheers.
As far as "fast" jammers go, it's hard to imagine anything with that little coverage is likely to make much difference, and I am not inclined to give the swimming equipment industry any more than minimal dollars.
Jim,
This past weekend I tried my FS-PRO jammers for the first time in a meet and the results stunned me. I noticed a HUGE difference in my breaststroke. Starts and turns were faster and longer (almost reached the 15m mark actually) and I felt a lot less fatigue in my legs. I didn't, however, feel any difference in my glide whilst actually swimming. Still, I reckon that I probably did glide farther than usual.
Overall, I managed to drop 7.5 secs on my 200m breaststroke -- and while I'm sure anaerobic training and stroke changes certainly made the most difference, the FS-PROs did quite a nice job.
Please note that I never used a full body suit -- or leggings for that matter --, so results may vary.
Cheers.
