Tuesday's Swim Report - Swimmer's Stay Fit All Year Long & Other Swim Bits

Lane 1 - NBC Sports posts "Missy Franklin takes measures to keep back spasms in the past. Missy Franklin continues to do physical therapy to prevent a recurrence of back spasms, which first struck her two days before the Pan Pacific Championships in August, the biggest international meet of the year."

Lane 2 - USA Today posts "Katie Ledecky finding challenges after dominant year. "We talk about getting better, and she's all in; she buys into that," said Bruce Gemmell, Ledecky's coach. "We do Rio_olympics_mascotthe things you need to do to get better. When you're already really good, getting better leads to the kind of outcomes she had. There were maybe a couple challenges that I don't want to say I thought she might back down from, because that would be not true, but that I wasn't sure she was ready to take head on. She just took them head on."

Lane 3 - MSN9 posts "Chinese swim star fails drug test.  Chinese swimming sensation Sun Yang served a three-month doping ban this season before returning to competition, officials revealed on Monday in the country's biggest drugs case in years."

Lane 4 - The West Australian posts "Swimming NZ slams Rio schedule change. Swimming New Zealand has added its voice to concerns at suggestions the 2016 Rio Olympics swimming finals could be moved to late evening to fit in with American television."

Lane 5 - The Race Club posts "Swimisodes - Backstroke with Junya Koga - Head Position. swimming technique is common because it increases the pulling power and the awareness of where a swimmer’s body position is in the lane, particularly outdoors in the bright sun however elevating the head in swimming backstroke increases frontal drag, slowing the swimmer down."

Lane 6 - Active posts "2 Workouts to Maintain Swim Fitness All Year. The perfect set for overall fitness and maintaining your feel for the water."

Lane 7 - Swimming World posts "TYR Hurricane Wetsuit Featured on SwimOutlet.com Tech Talk."

Lane 8 - USA Today "Rio's 2016 Olympic mascot looks like Anderson Varejao."


Introducing the TYR Avictor - The Ultimate Advantage

Born out of a collaboration between the industry’s top experts and the world’s most elite swimmers, the Avictor showcases an unprecedented combination of advanced features. The FINA-approved suit maximizes performance and gives athletes the ultimate advantage over their competition. The Avictor is proudly manufactured in the U.S.A of imported goods, which adds to the long list of features that sets it apart from its competitors. 

Cutting-edge Hydrosphere Technology optimizes body position by causing water to surround the fabric of the suit, creating a visible hydrospheric effect. As a result, drag is reduced and speed and efficiency are boosted.

Designed with proprietary Speed Dry Fabrication, the Avictor minimizes dry time and rapidly repels water. This ensures athletes experience a dry, lightweight and comfortable fit for every race. 

State-of-the-art Super Flex Bonding stretches and recovers with the body allowing free range of motion and compression at the same time. The fully bonded seams conform to the swimmer’s body and provide a durable, 360 degree stretch. The result is a precisely fitted, ultra compressive suit that maximizes core stabilization while allowing 100% natural movement and flexibility. 

In addition to the technical components, the Avictor’s revolutionary, bold print will undeniably turn heads on deck.

The TYR Avictor will be available for purchase at select dealers and TYR.com January 2015.


Sunday's Swim Report - Rising Swim Stars Makes A Splash & Other Swim Bits

Lane 1 - Brisbane Times posts "Rising distance stars Mack Horton and Jordan Harrison push each other towards the top. Australian rising distance swimming stars Mack Horton and Jordan Harrison know that they have something that this country's recent greats such as Kieren Perkins and Grant Hackett did not have for most of their careers - an equal to push them to greater heights."

Lane 2 - British Pathé posts "Swimming - Olympic Stars Thrill Big Crowd (1960)"

Lane 3 - QNews posts "SWIM TEAM MAKES SPLASH FOR DIVERSITY. The University of Virginia swim team ... can you pick the two gay guys? “2 of us are gay. The other 3 don’t care,” Virginswimsays the sign held by the school’s swim team. It is part of a larger campaign called “We are all UVa”, in which college kids post pictures representing their diverse backgrounds."

Lane 4 - Windy City Media posts "Gay former college swimmer now a rising force in real estate. Samuel Ciochon was an NCAA Division I swimmer at the University of Illinois-Chicago who now works in the Chicago real-estate market. He was an openly gay athlete in both high school and college and now, for the first time, Ciochon shares his story exclusively with Windy City Times."

Lane 5 - TYR Sport posts "#TeamTYR #LetMeTakeASelfie. #TeamTYR LOVES to swim but first they ALWAYS take a #Selfie!! Brighten up your Friday with this fun video!!! #LetMeTakeASelfie."

Lane 6 - Sarasota Herald-Tribune posts "Dream Team. They call themselves the “Dream Team,” and like most swimmers older than 80 at this national swimming championship, the foursome typically attract a lot of attention. Doris Russell turns 94 soon. Alexander “Chuck” Eremchuk is the youngest at 88. With Geoffrey Revett, 90, and Sarah Allnutt, 90, they make up perhaps the oldest mixed-gender relay team at the YMCA Masters Nationals, a four-day swim meet for swimmers older than 18 held in Sarasota this week."


TYR Endurance Sport

Hydration, Performance, Recovery: Introducing TYR Endurance Sport

TYR Endurance Sport is a high caliber hydration system that combines endurance, performance and recovery ingredients to enable athletes to maximize and sustain their full performance for prolonged periods of time. TYREndurancePress2013Huntington Beach, CA – April 17, 2013 –  At TYR, our mission has always been to provide athletes with products they need to obtain peak performance through innovation and design.  TYR Endurance Sport is no exception.

TYR formulated a high caliber hydration system that combines endurance, performance and recovery ingredients to enable athletes to maximize and sustain their full potential for prolonged periods of time.

“TYR is all about creating innovative products to help athletes push their limits and reach their full potential,” expressed Matthew DiLorenzo, chief executive officer of TYR. “The current sports drink industry has not seen innovation in over 30 years, and athletes need more than what is being offered by conventional sports drinks.  TYR Endurance Sport takes the traditional sports drink to the next level.  It is the first of its kind to combine EMIQ, Carbohydrate Complex and EGCG in a flavorful hydrating format.”

Quercetin is an antioxidant that promotes the body’s natural ability to manage inflammation, both during and after the exertion, for more stamina and faster recovery.  TYR Endurance Sport incorporates a superior form of Quercetin called Enzymatically Modified Isoquercitrin (EMIQ) that is 100% water soluble and has been shown in pre-clinical studies to be absorbed by the body at higher rates than other forms of Quercetin.

Carbohydrate Complex utilizes multiple gastrointestinal transport mechanisms to deliver more performance without digestive side effects.

Epigallocatechin Gallate (EGCG) is a catechin commonly found in Green Tea Extract that supports human metabolism, improving efficiency and increasing absorption of other ingredients.

Not to be confused with basic sports drinks that offer hydration but no functional benefits, TYR Endurance Sport is strategically built to generate and sustain performance under the most enduring athletic conditions.

TYR Endurance Sport is currently offered in three delicious flavors; Punch, Limao and Orancia.  Drank by the likes of Ironman champion TJ Tollakson and 4X Olympic gold medalist Matt Grevers, this beverage is intended for high intensity training where excuses are not an option.

“I am very discerning when it comes to my sports drinks since my body needs optimal fuel for \ training and competition,” said Ironman champion TJ Tollakson.  “TYR Endurance Sport provides cutting edge performance nutrition to help me achieve optimum results from my training and racing with flavors that I love. The taste is sweet, yet not overbearing and has the perfect amount of calories per serving delivered through multiple carbohydrate transport systems. I’m staying in front by choosing TYR Endurance Sport.”

TYR Endurance Sport is a breakthrough in sports science, providing athletes with the Full- Spectrum Formula they need to hydrate, perform and recover.

For more information on the science and clinical research behind the Full-Spectrum Formula of TYR Endurance Sport, visit:  TYR.com


Friday's Swim Report: It's Spring Let's Find A Swimming Pool!

Lane 1 - LA Times posts " Swimming pools that hit the spot on spring break.  Riverside's Mission Inn and Disneyland feature pools that will appeal to kids and adults. For a dip outside of Southern California, head to Las Vegas and Seattle."

Lane 2 - 5280 Blog posts "Sports and Abuse: Help Kids Speak Up.  Colorado is helping make private sports teams and clubs safer for children. Senator Rollie Heath introduced Senate Bill 13-012 in January, which seeks to hold employees of private sports programs responsible for reporting child abuse or neglect: The bill adds directors, coaches, assistant coaches, and athletic program personnel for private sports programs or organizations to the list of persons required to report suspected child abuse or neglect to the county or district department of social services or local law enforcement agency."

Lane 3 - WSJ posts "Fans Furious Over Swimming Hero’s Treatment.  South Korea’s national swimming federation is in hot water with fans of Olympic hero Park Tae-hwan.  The swimming superstar’s admirers flooded the Korea Swimming Federation’s online bulletin board with livid OB-WU360_park_E_20130322011627posts after the 22-year-old nicknamed “Marine Boy” spent an hour last week promoting health supplements on a home shopping TV channel–a type of appearance often seen as a sign that big-name celebrities are past their commercial prime and need cash."

Lane 4 - Bremerton Patriot posts "Olympic gold-medalist visits Olympic Aquatic Club Swimmers.  This Saturday Amanda Beard, one of U.S. swimming’s most well-known female athletes, spent the day speaking with and teaching young swimmers from around central Kitsap County at the Olympic High School aquatic center."

Lane 5 - Wharton U Penn posts "Forging a career outside traditional expectations, Hind Hobeika is part of an emerging group of young Arab entrepreneurs, and she has found early success. Her start-up company's product, the Instabeat, a swimming goggle that monitors performance, was tested by 15 Olympic swimmers from the U.S. and New Zealand during the summer Olympic games in London, and was named the winner of last year's MIT Enterprise Forum Arab Business Plan Competition."

Tom-daleys-trunks-featured-at-olympic-display-at-the-museum-of-londonLane 6 - Handbag.com posts "Tom Daley's trunks feature in Olympic display at the Museum of London.  There's nothing more exciting than seeing a pair of pants. Tom Daley's pants."

Lane 7 - Xtri posts "TYR Joins HITS Triathlon Series as Official Swim Sponsor.  TYR, popular providers of technical apparel and equipment for swimmers and triathletes, has recently partnered with HITS Triathlon Series as its official swim sponsor. As part of their national sponsorship, TYR will provide custom swim caps for all athletes participating in any HITS Triathlon Series race."

Lane 8 - US Magazine posts "Ryan Lochte Models Wet T-Shirt in Hot Promo for New Show." Ryan_lochte_wet


TYR SPORT ANNOUNCES OFFICIAL SPONSORSHIP OF USA SWIMMING

USA Swimming today announced a four-year partnership agreement with TYR Sport, a global swimming brand. The deal between TYR and USA Swimming marks the first ever partnership of its kind.
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TYR will serve as an official sponsor of USA Swimming through 2016 in the categories of technical products (ex. swimsuits, swim caps and goggles) and performance apparel (ex. polo shirts, sweat suits, jackets, etc.).

“This is an exciting new day to be involved with TYR and we welcome them to our partner family,” said Matt Farrell, the Chief Marketing Officer of USA Swimming. “In getting to know the team at TYR we both share the same excitement for promoting and growing the sport of swimming in the coming years.”

Matt DiLorenzo, the Chief Executive Officer of TYR expressed, "We are very excited to be partnering with USA Swimming.  As a United States based company, it is fitting that we work together to elevate swimming's profile in our home country. USA Swimming has some very innovative ideas and we are enthusiastic to contribute in a meaningful way."

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