(04 Jan 2015, 11:07 )herrpee Wrote: [ -> ]It doens't look like any swimsuit I know.
I use to have a tiger printed swimsuit. Actually it was my first swimsuit I bought for myself.
(04 Jan 2015, 11:07 )herrpee Wrote: [ -> ]As a semi-professional swimming coach
WOW! Cool! Probably you know a couple of places where you can swim mmm... properly dressed up? And I wouldn't mind to finally get more pro-advices on how to swim. I'm basically a self-taught swimmer (I even used to swim with weights on legs and arms). But that's for another thread 😉
(04 Jan 2015, 14:58 )Like Ra Wrote: [ -> ]WOW! Cool! Probably you know a couple of places where you can swim mmm... properly dressed up? And I wouldn't mind to finally get more pro-advices on how to swim. I'm basically a self-taught swimmer (I even used to swim with weights on legs and arms). But that's for another thread 😉
Most (competitive) swimsuits are provided by speedo. As in no shops in between. The swimsuits bought by the atlethes are from shops that sponsor the clubs, nothing happens online.
But if you want advice on swimming, just ask.
If I see it correctly, Charice is wearing a latex mini-skirt here:
youtube.com/watch?v=1Ptq48AJHCc
Great performance regardless the clothes.
For some reason I find this video very erotic. Is it because of how she moves? Because of the bass line? Because of her loose white clothes? Or because of Aluna's very long and slender legs? Or because of her voice?
youtube.com/watch?v=xJVv5A7SylA
"As-phyx-i-a is an experimental film project by Maria Takeuchi and Frederico Phillips that explores human movement through motion capture technology. The team used two inexpensive Xbox One Kinect sensors to capture the movements of dancer Shiho Tanaka and then rendered the data inside a near photo-realistic environment."
http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2015/03/as...echnology/
Strange associations. A nylon cocoon? Ropes? Spider-web?
Animated:
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Excerpts from:
Compression Clothing: Not The Magic Bullet For Performance
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Quote:Maybe you've seen them in the gym, or even squeezed into them yourself: super-tight T-shirts, leggings, knee and calf sleeves, even tube tops. More and more athletes are wearing compression garments, hoping they will improve their performance and recovery.
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"The placebo effect is a real effect. It affects performance," Stickford says. "So if you think these garments work, there's not really any harm in trying them out."
Oh yes, this garment works even by looking at it 😋
(22 Jul 2013, 18:28 )Like Ra Wrote: [ -> ]+32 today. For various reasons I'm not wearing anything kinky. But strangely enough I noticed women in pantyhose. Thin, transparent, sheer, shiny, sparkling or barely visible. Love that!
It's a miracle when we see lady in pantyhose at summer! So, my wife deliberately makes an exception when we walking the city streets at hot days and you can't imagine how much views of both men and woman gained...
eady "posted" here?