I want to purchase a pair of swim gloves with removable weights on the back. Used to build up while swimming.?
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http://www.bigfitness.com/bigfit/4lbswimwrisw.html
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boxing gloves shorts runners. Simple aye?
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They are burst blood vessels.  The best way to prevent them is to keep lifting.  Your body is adjusting to this new activity.  Soon you body will be used to lifting weights, and you won't have any more burst blood vessels.  In fact, you'll look great!
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Your gloves should be comfortable with a little space at the finger tips. They should not be too tight though. Have some movement.
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As a former lifeguard, I agree with Mike_1am. With the side stroke, you carry the person with one hand and use the other to swim. With the back stroke, unlike the swimmers in competitions I was taught to carry the person with both hands and use only my feet to propel my way back to safety.
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Well if you use them they only kinda help if you work out. Try any beach where you see big dumb guys working out.
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the greatest non lifting sport for body builders is of course swimming. It has a low injury risk and uses all muscles. Swimmers have well balanced bodies and with working out with weights it would be a perfect match
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swimming pool excercises are the easiest on your joints & musles...jogging,areobics & running are the worce ones to do as they jar your joints causing inflamton & over time can make them weaker....imagine the amount of force & pressure put on them when you lieterally are repeatedly "slamming" them with all your body weight....\n plus swimming helps keep your body cool,prevents over heating great muscle resistance...some places offer "Aqua areobics" which is basically doing the same movements as in a class,in the pool..\n Leaving out a lot of carbs will help you loose weight too...remove one thing at a time ,every 2 weeks,drink plenty of water,avoid ALL sweetners (artificals are really bad for you body,as your body was never intended to process them,plus they are so nasty to taste)....add more veggies,without the dips or salad dressings....condiments are added caloiries too..read the food labels to find the lowest source of saturated fats....avoid process foods....soy/soybean oil/vegetable oils(they are soy mostly) are now genetically altered & have very little protient values as they had 20 years ago.\n Stick with chicken or fish....cooked anyway but deep fried ...uncooked veggies have more nutrients than steamed,stir fried or boiled ones do.....frozen ones do too,canned ones have a lot of sodium/salt added,unless they are fresh off the plant,they loose their protien vaules more than the other 2 do....\n Try to avoid salty foods,as salt/sodium causes water retention...making you bloated.....\n Rice,corn & potatoes/fries , have a very high carb content.....\n Use extra virgin olive oil to cook in ...it has a very light taste & is a good fat....vegetable oil is full of saturated fat,clogs ateries & packs on the weight.\n Better to use a small amount of real butter than maragine or spreads,as they are mostly hydroganated soy/vegetable oil..
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Those are soooo painful and frustrating.  They may never go away completely.  All you can do is to rest, use lots of ice and stretch plenty before running.  I developed them a few years ago and they have not left yet.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_Gloves
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No, it doesn't. Swimming after lifting weights is actually good. Swimming uses a lot of smaller muscles to balance your body. These muscles aren't often used when lifting weights. Swimming also helps with circulation feeding your muscles much needed blood and oxygen. I like to swim after lifting because swimming helps me to stretch out. My muscles don't feel as tired or tight if I swim after I lift.
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Train harder at practice. (if you are a swimmer)
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I used to have the same problem. Be sure that no water gets into them. (the inside.) So I would consider, possibly, using an eyeglasses case for them. First, straight when you get out of the water, tissue ALL of the water off of them. Then, put them in the case.\n\nWhile swimming, if you, for example, have a 45-min class, don't take the goggles off AT ALL during the whole time. And yes, semi-removing them counts. So keep them on at all times.\n\nWhile putting the goggles on, be sure to make them quite tight. (you should feel it) and make sure they are air-sealed. Be sure to put the goggles on OUTSIDE OF WATER. \n\nTry that, it worked with MY goggles! Good luck! ^^
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the elastic around the edges gives everyone bulges! don't worry too much about it, but if it is an issue, take a second suit (about 2 or 3 sizes bigger) and wear it over your regular suit.  not only will this hide some bulges, but will add extra drag and make your workouts that much more intense! you will also see the results of swimming with 2 suits at your next meet!
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that happened to me too...just tell the gym manager or owner and if they dont turn up, buy new ones...even if you call the police, chances are youll never get them back..or want them back!
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Galon jugs of water make good hand weights.  And tying them onto a broomstick makes a decent barbell.\n\nTables and chairs can be used in various combinations/inclines for variants on pushups and situps.
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no---buy your own weights....at sport chalet....