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How to Choose the Right Swim Fins for You
Not all swim fins are created equal. Whether you're training for speed, technique, or strength, choosing the right fins can transform your sessions in the water. This guide helps you find the perfect fins for your goals, from short blade training fins to technique-focused designs and monofins for advanced work.
How to Use the FINIS Tempo Trainer Pro to Improve Your Swimming
The Tempo Trainer Pro is one of the most powerful, and most misunderstood, tools in swimming. Here's exactly how to use it, what numbers to aim for, and the sessions that will actually move the needle.
Open Water Swimming in Australia: How to Train, Prepare and Stay Safe
Australia is one of the greatest open water swimming destinations on earth, and with the right preparation, it is accessible to swimmers at every level. From building your base in the pool to sighting, safety and the best locations around the country, this is your complete guide to open water swimming in Australia.
How to get Faster at Swimming
Getting faster at swimming is less about training harder and more about training smarter. Whether you are chasing a personal best, preparing for a triathlon or simply wanting your laps to feel easier. This guide covers everything Australian swimmers need to know about technique, training structure and the gear that will accelerate your progress in the water.
Training Gear Explained 🏊
Using the right swim training equipment can improve technique, efficiency and performance. This guide breaks down essential FINIS gear, including snorkels, paddles, fins and tempo trainers, explaining when to use each tool and how to train with intention.
Why Technique Still Matters (Even When You're Fit)
In swimming, fitness alone isn’t enough. Efficient technique plays a critical role in speed, endurance and injury prevention at every level. This article explores why technique still matters, even when you’re fit and how refining movement, body position and stroke mechanics can improve performance, reduce fatigue and support long-term progression in the water.
