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Finesse at its best. The Fistglove teaches your hands to push through the water efficiently, instead of using brute force.
Latex Enhances feel for water Corrects common stroke flaws, such as dropping your elbow underwater Please note that each order will come with 2 gloves
To use: Start by using the Fistgloves for about 70-80% of your workout In mid-season, taper use to 30% From mid-season on, increase use to 50% Advanced swimmers should use the gloves less- the more skill you have, the less you should rely on the Fistgloves
Sizes: Yellow = Small Blue = Medium Black = Large Red = X-Large
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Swim Paddles & Gloves
Avg. Customer Rating:
(Based on 3 Reviews)
100% of Fit Survey Respondents said this item "Feels true to size"
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forces good form... n saves shoulders |
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Jay
from Folsom, CA
on 5/1/2011
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latex can be an issue. forces you to swim smarter. finesse.. use forearm... price seems high...but things are relative. when is the the last time you saw anything medical that was not overpriced... and I consider this a rehabilitation/efficient form training tool. as well as a shoulder rehab/injury prevention tool.. proper form and reduced resistance ease load on shoulder.
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Not worth buying |
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Anne
from Philadelphia
on 4/17/2009
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These were recommended to me by a swimming instructor. However, they are cheap and flimsy- they are basically big baloons. And you don't need them- just make a fist in the water for the same effect. The purpose is to get you to pull with your forearm as well as your hand. Don't need a device for that.
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Fistgloves |
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Nancy S.
from New Britain, PA
on 4/1/2009
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These are alot of fun, and really let you feel the stroke in the forearm These are a great tool to use in drills.
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