Attire is a major issue in swimming. I decided to write this article to help the beginners learn some tips of what to wear in an activity like swimming lesson.
Generally, standard swimming pool requires proper swimming attire. The very reason is to avoid discoloration of the water. If they will allow the people to swim in inappropriate wear, they will need to put more treatment, which requires higher maintenance.
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Example of Complete/Proper Swim Wear for Men & Women
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The complete swimming attire consists of a head cap, goggles, swimsuit (female), swimming trunk (male). Head cap is used to lessen the friction of the water and gain more speed in gliding. It is also used to avoid distractions when swimming specially for swimmers with long hair. It also protects your hair from chlorine. According to
www.enjoy-swimming.com , there are four
(4) major types of swim cap. They are the:
1.) Latex and rubber;
2.) Silicone;
3.) Lycra;
4.) Others or Customized.
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Latex Swim Cap
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Lycra Swim Cap
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Goggles is also needed in swimming. It helps the student to be more at ease with the water. Kids easily get their confidence with water when they used goggles in early age even if they swim for recreation purpose. It also helps to have more focus in learning swimming skills. The two important factors to consider when buying goggles according to
swim.isport site are comfort and fit. Goggles are classified into
1.) Competition
2.) Practice
3.) Recreational
4.) Swimming masks. The main purpose of wearing goggles is to protect your eyes from the harmful chemicals and dirt from water and from the harmful rays of the sun.
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Swim goggles for kids (Recreational)
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Swim goggles for adults (Practice)
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Swimsuits and trunks come in different type or classification. The most conservative type is the rash-guard (top for men and women) because it covers the whole upper part of the body and great pair for any type of bottom swim wear. The types of trunks are; 1.) the boy-leg cut also known as square leg swimsuits 2.) Swim jammers or the cycling cut 3.) Two- piece (for female) 4.) Monokini or One piece swimsuit 5.) Brief cut 6.) Long swimming trunks. Board-shorts are generally not accepted as proper swimming attire in swimming pool. It is more accepted as attire for recreation swimming.
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1. Boyleg cut
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2. Jammer
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3. Two-pice
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4. One-piece
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5. Brief cut 6. Long trunks
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In buying your swimming attire, choose the best in quality and those that lasts to save money. Your swim wear may also last according to care and maintenance. For swimming enthusiasts you can have at least three (3) sets. Always remember that board shorts are generally for pool and beach parties only. When doing a lap, you will swim better when you wear the proper attire.
Related links:
http://www.enjoy-swimming.com
http://swim.isport.com
http://swimwear.about.com
I like those kind of swimsuits that are comfortable to wear and not very colorful. Just simple!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your thoughts..:)
DeleteHello there! I found your blog post on appropriate attire for swimming lessons very informative. As someone who loves swimming and has had experience with various swimming gear, I wanted to share my thoughts on the topic, particularly regarding prescription swimming goggles.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely agree that the right attire is crucial for a safe and enjoyable swimming lesson. One essential gear for swimmers who require prescription eyewear is prescription swimming goggles. These goggles are specially designed to provide clear vision in the water while correcting visual impairments such as nearsightedness or farsightedness. They are a game-changer for swimmers who need corrective lenses to see clearly.
Prescription Swimming Goggles not only ensure clear vision underwater, but they also offer a comfortable fit and prevent water from entering the eyes, reducing the risk of eye infections. They are available in different styles, shapes, and sizes to cater to various face shapes and prescription needs. Some even come with anti-fog coating to prevent fogging up during swimming sessions.
As someone who wears prescription glasses in daily life, I have personally experienced the convenience and safety that prescription swimming goggles offer during swimming lessons. They allow me to see clearly underwater, which enhances my overall swimming experience and helps me focus on my technique.
In terms of attire, wearing a comfortable and appropriate swimsuit is also important for swimming lessons. It allows for freedom of movement and minimizes drag in the water. Additionally, it's a good practice to wear swim caps to keep hair out of the face and goggles, and to protect hair from chlorine damage.
In conclusion, when it comes to swimming lessons, the right attire is essential for safety, comfort, and performance. Prescription swimming goggles are a must-have for swimmers who require corrective lenses, as they provide clear vision and protect the eyes. Along with a comfortable swimsuit and swim cap, swimmers can enjoy a great swimming experience. Thank you for sharing this informative blog post on appropriate attire for swimming lessons, and I hope my insights on prescription swimming goggles were helpful to your readers!