A device to aid a swimmer in training includes a piece of swimwear and a plurality of flow resistance increasing structures attached to the swimwear. The flow resistance increasing structures include a fill material constructed with a polymerized, monofilament material. The polymerized, monofilament material can include tulle.

A device to aid a swimmer in training includes a piece of swimwear and a plurality of flow resistance increasing structures attached to the swimwear. The flow resistance increasing structures include a fill material constructed with a polymerized, monofilament material. The polymerized, monofilament material can include tulle.

A resistance swim training device is described. The resistance swim training device includes a waist harness configured to secure around a waist of a swimmer. The resistance swim training device also includes a spacing bar configured to facilitate moving and rotation motions of the swimmer. The resistance swim training device further includes two or more cords that connect the spacing bar and the waist harness.

A resistance swim training device is described. The resistance swim training device includes a waist harness configured to secure around a waist of a swimmer. The resistance swim training device also includes a spacing bar configured to facilitate moving and rotation motions of the swimmer. The resistance swim training device further includes two or more cords that connect the spacing bar and the waist harness.

A wearable graduated-buoyancy swimming float apparatus for use by people learning to swim

A wearable graduated-buoyancy swimming float apparatus for use by people learning to swim

Provided are underwater spectacles, including a spectacle holder, spectacle belts and an intelligent control system. The intelligent control system includes a warning device, a microprocessor and a plurality of radars. The plurality of radars are respectively disposed on the spectacle holder and the spectacle belts. Input ends of the microprocessor are respectively connected with the plurality of radars, and an output end of the microprocessor is connected with the warning device. The microprocessor acquires signals of the radars, determine obstacle information and/or danger avoiding information around the head of a user, and send the information to the warning device. The warning device receives and provides the user with the obstacle information and/or the danger avoiding information. A control method of the underwater spectacles is also provided.

Provided are underwater spectacles, including a spectacle holder, spectacle belts and an intelligent control system. The intelligent control system includes a warning device, a microprocessor and a plurality of radars. The plurality of radars are respectively disposed on the spectacle holder and the spectacle belts. Input ends of the microprocessor are respectively connected with the plurality of radars, and an output end of the microprocessor is connected with the warning device. The microprocessor acquires signals of the radars, determine obstacle information and/or danger avoiding information around the head of a user, and send the information to the warning device. The warning device receives and provides the user with the obstacle information and/or the danger avoiding information. A control method of the underwater spectacles is also provided.

An apparatus to quickly position a start assist device for backstroke swimmers and remove said start assist device once the apparatus detects or is signaled that the swimmer has left to prevent injuries and obstructions caused by the start assist device. A mechanical embodiment of such an apparatus and a motorized embodiment of such an apparatus with a data input system to position the start assist device according to the individual swimmers needs and means to signal the start event are disclosed.

An apparatus to quickly position a start assist device for backstroke swimmers and remove said start assist device once the apparatus detects or is signaled that the swimmer has left to prevent injuries and obstructions caused by the start assist device. A mechanical embodiment of such an apparatus and a motorized embodiment of such an apparatus with a data input system to position the start assist device according to the individual swimmers needs and means to signal the start event are disclosed.