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Competitive Swim Belt

Lane Gainer Competitive Swim Belt : 30 ft. model -Assisted Swim pictured. Water-snake™ $50
  • Lane Gainer Competitive Swim Belt : 30 ft. model -Assisted Swim pictured. Water-snake™ $50
  • Lane Gainer Competitive Swim Belt : 30 ft. model - Resisted Swim pictured. Water-snake™ $50
  • Lane Gainer Competitive Swim Belt : 30 ft. of tubing adjustable to any length between 15 - 30ft. 30 ft. will stretch to 75 ft. pool. Used for both resistance and speed assist swims - facilitated by quick-reversing nylon ring that rotates front-to-back of swimmer. Water-snake™ $50 Available in heavier Black tubing by special order. 800-443-8946. ($60)
  • Lane Gainer Short Swim Belt : 9 ft. of tubing adjustable to any length between 5-9ft. Short Swim Belt is used for Stationary Swims or Resisted "surge" swims. 9 ft. of tubing will stretch to 22 ft. (See Short Belt to order - $30) Assisted swims not recommended. Great for Home or Hotel size pools and for Competitive Push-Off drills.
Price:
$50.00
SKU:
SB0001
Brand:
Lane Gainer
Weight:
4.00 LBS
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( 1 product review )
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Product Description

Lane Gainer Competitive Swim Belts with 30' of tubing are used for resistance and speed-assisted swim training. The 30' tube is design to stretch to 75'. Length and tension of tether may be varied by adjusting size of tubing loop below six hole guide. A reversing tether ring on the swimmer's belt allows for directional changes without stopping. This is useful for IM training. Resistance swims are great for strength work early in the season. Speed-assist swims are great for finding best streamline positions and for fast high turn-over swims (without full exertion) during taper. Available in Blue tube resistance and Black tube resistance. Blue recommended for most high school programs. Black is used at elite high school and collegiate men's programs. 

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  1. Great for backyard pools

    Posted by John on 8th Aug 2011

    I have been using a lane gainer for several years in the cheap all in one pools from WalMart and similar outlets. Have used it in a pool with a diameter of only 12' very well. I do recommend the frame sided units over the soft sided, the others tend to 'bounce' a bit. Just need something sturdy outside the pool to hook to. I do about 4-5 11-12 minute sets of different strokes, and while it's not an olympic training program, it gives me the chance to get a decent swim in a small backyard pool.

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