There is a rule change in the US Swimming regarding pacing
devices. I heard rumors that swimmers in Europe have used a
water proof radio in the ear to communicate with coach. Any
of our European members heard about this?
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Pacing Device
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what is the rule change and when did it come in?
"F.J." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
There is a rule change in the US Swimming regarding pacing
devices. I heard rumors that swimmers in Europe have used
a water proof radio in the ear to communicate with coach.
Any of our European members heard about this? -
F.J. said:
There is a rule change in the US Swimming regarding pacing
devices. I heard rumors that swimmers in Europe have used
a water proof radio in the ear to communicate with coach.
Any of our European members heard about this?Of course, but you have to pay attention to the brake
ducts' size. :-)--
Son capaci tutti di dire "ti amo tanto" mentre stan facendo
l'amore... -
The rules have been amended to ban all pacing devices, so
the US Swimming rule will be in line with FINA rule 10.17.
It is effective immediately."diablo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]-
kc.rr.com>...Quoted message said:
what is the rule change and when did it come in?
"F.J." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
There is a rule change in the US Swimming regarding
pacing devices. I heard rumors that swimmers in Europe
have used a water proof radio in the ear to
communicate with coach. Any of our European members
heard about this?
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