Six days into the Spring Equinox, the annual season opens the door to a significant improvement in time and gradual rise in temperatures, unconditional lovers of sun and sand consumption and marine water sports, as they prepare for the summer season ahead. swimsuit use during this time required to renew annually for that to follow the fashion and latest designs. But one thing is the typical swimsuit at the beach or pool, and another is the use of high-tech swimsuits that ultimately are used in Olympic competitions. And therein lies the crux of the question. It turns out that the International Swimming Federation (FINA) is willing to respect and protect the integrity and equality among participants World countries participating in these hotly contested races. The high-tech swimsuits used by the multiple world champion, Michael Phelps and other athletes, allowing more and better hydroplaning, have been questioned by athletes swimming in poor or developing that have not economic means to purchase this type of swimwear. And you are absolutely right, because they compete in clear inequality.
Following the meeting held in Dubai FINA has determined that no bathing suits must cover the neck, and must not exceed beyond the hombrlos and ankles. Consideration will also be account the thickness and buoyancy of swimwear, from the World Championship is to be held next July. Opponents of such high-tech swimsuits were created by NASA, and rightly considered to be a species of technological doping .
As an example of the advantages to compete or not these swimsuits, put on the table at the Dubai meeting results in the Beijing Olympics last year, as the records made by American swimmer Michael Phelps and others that showed 94 percent of the gold medals. The controversy is already served.
Following the meeting held in Dubai FINA has determined that no bathing suits must cover the neck, and must not exceed beyond the hombrlos and ankles. Consideration will also be account the thickness and buoyancy of swimwear, from the World Championship is to be held next July. Opponents of such high-tech swimsuits were created by NASA, and rightly considered to be a species of technological doping .
As an example of the advantages to compete or not these swimsuits, put on the table at the Dubai meeting results in the Beijing Olympics last year, as the records made by American swimmer Michael Phelps and others that showed 94 percent of the gold medals. The controversy is already served.