Swim In Your Pool With Aquavee

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Aquavee Test Summary
by Dr. Sam Benson and Coach Tony MacGuiness of Performance Kinetics athlete training and testing facility in London England

General Observations:
In use, the Aquavee tends to increase the resistance throughout the stroke. This is because of the static position. When attached to the belt, I felt neutrally balanced, with perhaps a little more effort to keep the feet up. This may lead to interesting applications with respect to balance training for swimmers. I prefer to swim with the waist belt deflated.

Working against an elastic line is fantastic for developing a smooth stroke with continuous propulsion. The weak spots in the stroke (for example a pause during breathing, or one weaker arm) are apparent because you can both see and feel the elastic line pulling you backward. This may be one of the key advantages of the Aquavee over endless pool type systems.

Free swimming after training on the Aquavee:
The body feels amazingly together during free swimming. I felt I moved almost effortlessly and much more smoothly.

In Conclusion
I found that the effects were much more beneficial and yet similar to using paddles and fins and balance drills using floats. The Aquavee is very demanding strength-wise and would be an excellent training tool for people who swim for fitness.

Dr. Sam Benson has previously worked as a Biological Research Scientist and is an experienced Martial arts instructor. Part of a Biochemical research team at Imperial College London, Sam also studied Physical sciences and Human Physiology. With 12 years of martial arts experience he has competed nationally and internationally in physically and mentally demanding competition. Sam specializes in breathing, body conditioning, physical therapy and psychological training, derived from the holistic Russian martial art Systema, which was developed in the Dinamo Olympic training facility in St. Petersburg, Russia.

Tony MacGuiness is an established swim coach who has worked with the elite British Modern Pentathlon Olympic Team, and was personal coach to Olympic Champion Dr. Stephanie Cook. He has also coached European Junior Champion Ian McKenzie and World Masters Champions and Masters World Record holders, European Masters Champion and European Masters Record holders. In 1993 Tony was appointed as a member of the Irish National Coaching team