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How to Fit a Race Suit
How to Fit a Race Suit
If you're serious about competitive swimming, investing in a high-quality race suit can make a real difference. Designed for...
Unleash Your Speed with Speedo Fastskin LZR
Is Speedo Fastskin LZR Worth It? Everything You Need to Know...
If you’re serious about swimming and want to shave seconds off your time, the Spee...
Diving into Style: Arena Powerskin ST Next Limited Edition Leopard Print
The Arena Powerskin ST Next Limited Edition Leopard Print is making waves in the swimming world, combining cutting-edge technology with fierce, eye-catching design. Whether you’re gearing up for competition or simply want to stand out at the pool, this limited-edition suit has it all.
Swim Gear Essentials Part Two
Whether you're just starting out or you've been swimming for years, having the right kit can make a world of difference to your performance, comfort, and enjoyment in the water. The right gear can help boost your speed, keep your skin and hair protected, and ensure you're all set for your time in the pool. Here’s a handy checklist of essential swim gear to keep in your bag, so you're always ready for a dip.
Tips to Prevent Your Goggles Fogging: A Guide for Swimmers
Whether you're training for a competition or just enjoying a leisurely swim, foggy goggles can disrupt your flow and impair your vision. At Simply Swim, we understand this challenge and are here to share some effective tricks to keep your goggles fog-free
Mastering The Mesmerising Butterfly Stroke
While freestyle and breaststroke are the bread and butter of many poolside goers, there's a swimming style that captures the imagination – the butterfly. With its powerful undulations and graceful dolphin-like kicks, the butterfly is as captivating to watch as it is challenging to master.
Techniques to Stay on Course in Open Water Swimming
Staying on course while open-water swimming can be a challenge without the lane lines to guide you. Here's where sighting techniques come in! Mastering these skills will ensure you reach that finish line (or avoid accidentally swimming to Canada!).
Dive Deeper, Swim Faster: Unveiling the Power of Racing Suits
For competitive swimmers, shaving seconds off personal bests is a constant pursuit. Every stroke, every kick, every piece of equipment is meticulously chosen for optimal performance. Among these tools, the racing suit stands out as more than just swimwear; it's a technological marvel designed to give you that crucial edge in the water. Let's explore the hidden depths of racing suits and discover how they can propel you towards victory.
Just Launched: Pursuit of Dreams from Aquasphere
Aquasphere have just introduced an improved Fastlane and Xceed goggles using forward-thinking technology that you have come to expect from Aquasphere. This exciting company pride themselves on innovative swim eyewear to enhance the swimmers experience. All manufactured in Italy and designed in-house, this exceptional eyewear combines performance, reliability and comfort.
Discover The Benefits Of Using A Centre Snorkel | Blog | Simply Swim
Using a centre snorkel while swimming offers several benefits, making it a valuable tool for swimmers looking to improve their technique and overa...
The Benefits And How To Use Training Fins | Blog | Simply Swim
Whether you're a competitive swimmer looking to enhance your performance or a beginner learning the ropes, training fins can be a valuable tool in your aquatic arsenal. We will explore how to use training fins effectively to improve your swimming technique, build strength, and enhance your overall performance.
What Are The Differences Between Short Swim Fins And Long Swim Fins? | Blog | Simply Swim
Swim fins stand out for their ability to propel you through the water, enhancing your workout speed, all while enhancing overall strength and endurance without burdening the upper body. There are a wide range of styles, each tailored to specific purposes. We explore the differences between the two most common variants, short swim fins and long swim fins.