Race Like Never Before

The Alignment Kickboard uses a hydrodynamic design to improve body position. The stabilizing hand strap allows complete control of the board without gripping, creating a perfect alignment from the fingertips to the toes. When used properly, the Alignment Kickboard sits just below the waterline so swimmers can lengthen their body without kicking at an incline. Shorter in design, the Alignment Kickboard puts less pressure on shoulders as compared to standard kickboards. A great training tool, the board can be used to do one arm and side kicking drills in addition to normal kicking. When paired with a snorkel, the Alignment Kickboard encourages proper head alignment and improves overall technique.

The small, waterproof device easily secures beneath a swim cap and transmits an audible tempo beep. Adjustable tempo offers the ability to identify and maintain an ideal pace. Now with the option to replace the battery, the Tempo Trainer Pro will last multiple lifetimes. Three different training modes offer ultimate customization. The Tempo Trainer Pro includes a clip for dryland exercise.

The Positive Drive Fins (PDF's) use a unique ellipsoidal blade to generate correct propulsion in all four swim strokes. The asymmetrical blade design allows the swimmer to build power while promoting a natural inward supination kick style for butterfly, backstroke and freestyle. The PDF's use an ergonomic foot pocket to comfortably place feet in an ideal swimming position. The heel strap secures the fin, allowing feet to flex more naturally. A closed toe design provides superior energy transfer from leg to foot. The PDF's will increase leg strength, foot speed and ankle flexibility for all four swim strokes, making the fins great for individual medley training.

Designed to be used by any swimmer. By removing the head bracket and adding a cushioned resting spot in its place, swimmers can train with this snorkel for longer periods of time without discomfort. Swimming with a snorkel eliminates the need to turn the head for a breath, so swimmers can focus on technique and body position.