Unveiling the British Swimming Team's Winning Weapon: Adidas Taster Swimwear

According to a British media report: "The British swimmers who participated in the London Olympics will use their latest secret weapon for acclaimed gold medals: Adidas' special swimwear set."

Experts from the adidas company’s product innovation department believe that tailored swimwear may be the key to determining the athlete’s ability to win gold medals. The brand spokesman Muller said: "We have created a secret weapon that can give swimmers a huge advantage in the game - Adidas special swimsuit. It is reported that Adidas is equal to the weight of the swimsuit or gold swimsuit will give the players Bring 2% advantage over competitors.

Muller explained to reporters confidently: “With our professional tests, this swimwear will absorb 32% less water than other manufacturers, and it is also surprisingly light. He won two gold medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The German swimmer, Steffen Britta, was wearing a swimsuit weighing 208 grams. This new swim suit weighs only 100 grams.”

In addition, this swimwear's special materials and workmanship make it even more unique. It not only reduces the water resistance of swimmers but also “forces” muscle movements. Many swimmers have been very impressed with this new type of swimwear after taking the test. For this reason, Ian Thorpe, who has won five gold medals in the Olympic Games, has already participated in the test test of the swimming suit ability in the Netherlands. He expressed the belief that this swimsuit will surely make a difference.

Ian Thorpe said: "2% sounds like a very small advantage, but the actual effect in the game may be very significant." The German swimmer who also participated in this swimwear test will also believe that Britta is wearing This new special swimwear will really make a difference in swimming, and this will give the swimmers a huge advantage in the game.

However, U.S. swimmer Rianche Roche, who won three Olympic gold medals, publicly expressed disappointment on the use of this special swimwear on the 26th. He said that some swimmers who participated in the Olympics won the competition advantage, relying on good swimwear rather than good technology. Ryan Roccher himself has always used the “technically improved version” of old-fashioned swim shorts. Ryan Roche said that if he decides for himself, the best option is the kind of triangular swim shorts, and only then can he prove who is the best swimmer.

It is reported that as a result of the wearing of special swimwear at the 2009 World Swimming Championships in Rome, many world records were broken. FINA has issued a document stipulating the specifications of swimwear. However, Adidas stated that the new tailored swimwear that they launched this time is fully in line with the FINA regulations, but it has achieved breakthrough advantages in production materials, design and manufacturing.

Some people think that because the new swimwear has not yet undergone actual drills at the Olympics, we cannot yet determine the actual role it can play for the athletes' performance. The report also pointed out that wearing swim suits that do not wear these adidas companies will be British swimmers depending on their personal choice. If the team members and other brands have endorsement contracts, then they can wear other family swim suits.

However, adidas, the exclusive sponsor of the British Swimming Team, said that more than 70% of British swimmers will wear this special swimsuit to participate in the competition. In addition, swimmers from Germany, France and parts of Australia will also choose this special swimsuit suit.

It is also known that during the London Olympics, some British athletes participating in other sports events will also wear a variety of tailor-made garments in an attempt to use their advanced clothing technology to win Olympic medals for themselves.