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Morning practice today. What's the most functional thing in your swim bag?
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I carry a small store's worth of goggles at all times... I'm occularly prepared for any situation you throw at me! Beyond that I have a crush on my monofin right now. |
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apart from my swimming trunks and googles? its definitive a yellow one. You all maybe know it. It is flat one with wonderful bodylines, round corners and it is an 2 in 1 tool. Nobody at our pool is entering practice without this "arena kickpull" my first, last and sometimes one and only used practicetool |
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Glenn is that like a gag to keep your swimmers quiet? Or maybe to cut down on their air supply? |
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food :D |
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Most functional would be goggles, but among the toys it would be fins, pull buoy, and Tempo Trainer. |
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I do always keep a roll of band material in my bag, and this morning, I bit off a couple strips for myself and a swimmer to work our legs a bit more. Sounded like a good idea until the 4th 100. OUCH. :) |
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My watch to ensure the sets run to time, my camera to show the good points as well as those for improvement and my water bottle to stop me dehydrating! |
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Among training tools, its got to be the pull buoy. You can use it for all strokes and for working on arms and legs (by using it like a kick board). I think it's the most versatile tool in my bag. Wouldn't want to miss it. Kinda goes into the same direction as Daniel, but I use a standard buoy in the same way. |
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I love to use the band especially when fly kicking with my younger swimmers. |
Rob D.
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