activelifestyle.info - Live Healthy. Stay Active.
Article Search:

General

Injury Prevention

Training
 

General

Recipes

Training

Weight Loss
 

Adventure

Cycling

General

Injury Prevention

Running

Swimming

Training

Triathlon

Walking

Winter
 

Training Programs
 

Travel & Vacations

Nutritional Supplements

Fitness Equipments

Backyard & Outdoor
 


xml / rss feed available
Home » Sports » Swimming »

Bag It!

Damp gear a problem? Get a nylon mesh drawstring bag for wet pool toys (fins, paddles, etc.) and a conventional workout bag for the usual locker-room stuff. It should have one or two external mesh pockets and a waterproof compartment.





More Articles & Tips:
Spice Up Your Swimming Routine
Fish Fuel
Out of the water, nutrition for swimming performance isn't markedly different from nutrition for running, hiking and cycling. You still need sufficient carbohydrates to fuel the workout and to reload in preparation for the next one.
Elbows Up on Freestyle Pull
Keep your goggles
Follow the Leader
Dry Skin
Paddle Practice
Foggy Goggles?
Control Your Head and Body
Control Your Head and Body
Emphasize the Breaststroke Glide
Arm Oars
Put snap in your turns
Kick Kindly
Cramping Calves
Prevention is the Best Medicine: Avoiding Swimmer's Shoulder
Making a Splash
At neighborhood pools, the faces around you willstart to look familiar after a short time. These arepeople who share your commitment to living anactive and healthy life.
Slow is Good
Quick adjustments
In the Swim
First person account of trying a Masters swim workout, with sidebar on equipment
Improve through Hand Paddles
Contact Us | Privacy Policy | © 2012 activelifestyle.info. All Rights Reserved