859-441-7946 MAKETEWAH COUNTRY CLUB 2021 Free Team Delivery for Orders Received by May 24
DISCOUNTED TEAM ITEM SIZES PRICE w/TAX TOTAL
22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40
TYR Hydra Female in Green $ 47.99 $ 51.73
22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38
TYR Hydra Jammer in Green $ 35.99 $ 38.80
ORDER TOTAL $
SUIT ORDER MUST BE RECEIVED BY MONDAY, MAY 24th, TO BE INCLUDED IN FREE TEAM SHIPMENT!!! Of course, you may order after that date, but will be resonsible for shipping charges!
It's Easy to Order! Swimmer's Name At theTeam Kick-Off on 4/25 Parent's Name Team Contact is Julie Devanney Phone Online at swimvilleusa.com ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED! Please Log In Using Your Team Portal to Receive Discounted Team Pricing Credit Card Number ______
Call Us! Exp. Date ______cvv ______Billing Zip Code ______859-441-7946 Or Stop By Our Retail Store Please Make Checks Payable to: 90 Alexandria Pike, Ft. Thomas 41075 SWIMVILLE USA Maketewah Country Club Swim Parents and Team Members
Swimville USA is excited to partner with the Maketewah Country Club Gators for the Summer 2021 swim season. While the swim world is not completely back to normal, we are simply grateful the kids will be back in the water competing!
Here is some helpful information regarding the purchase of your team items:
Team suits, practice suits and goggles can all be ordered online on your team page at swimvilleusa.com, by phone, or in our retail store. You will enjoy your team discount no matter which avenue you use! Your team rep will have a size kit on hand at your kick-off meeting on Sunday, April 25th, from 4-6pm, if you would like to try on a suit before purchasing. Don’t miss out on FREE TEAM SHIPPING FOR ORDERS PLACED BY MAY 24th VIA YOUR TEAM WEBPAGE OR BY PHONE. If you still need help with sizing, we encourage you to visit our store, where you can get individualized attention for proper fit for competitive swimwear and goggles. Or give us a call and we can talk you through sizing!
Store Information for Spring/Summer 2021 - Our store hours: Monday - Friday 10am – 6pm, and Saturdays 10am-5pm (closed Sunday) - We are located at 90 Alexandria Pike, Ft. Thomas, KY 41075 - Call our store at 859-441-7946 with any questions, or to place your order Order online o The link below will take you to the “Create an Account” page o Completing the information on this page will register you for your team’s webpage o Next, please click on your team’s name which appears on the upper right-hand side of the page just below the “Search Bar;” this will allow access to your team’s webpage (and team suit discounts!) as well as the entire Swimville USA website o To access your page in the future, you will need to log in to the Swimville USA website under the “Returning Customers” column; then click on your team name to access your team page
o Please note our system will only allow you to be registered under one team at a time per username. If you currently have an email registered with a different team and need to switch, please email me
Thank you for allowing Swimville USA the opportunity to serve your team, especially while we are all operating under Covid-mandated circumstances! We appreciate your continued support! If you have any questions, please call our store or email [email protected]
Kindly, Heather Wooley Team Sales Manager 90 Alexandria Pike, Ft. Thomas KY 41075 859-441-7946 www.swimvilleusa.com
COMPETITIVE SWIMWEAR SIZING GUIDE
Selecting the correct swimsuit size can be challenging, especially for athletes new to competitive swimming. Sizing swimwear using only waist and chest measurements will get you headed in the right direction, but this is only the beginning.
Swimwear Sizing Challenges Generally speaking, swimsuit sizing charts provide excellent guidance. Nonetheless, two challenges remain regardless of size chart accuracy : 1. Swimmers may be unfamiliar with how to take measurements. 2. Athletes may be unfamiliar with what a good fit feels like.
How To Take Proper Swimsuit Measurements Taking fresh measurements and matching them to a swimsuit size chart is the best approach for a great fit.
Here are some guidelines for making proper swimwear measurements: • Don't take your own measurement; ask a helper to measure you • Take measurements on bare skin! • Bonus Tip: If this isn't possible, adjust measurements to remove measuring overstatements caused by bulk from clothing. • Use a soft tape to measure. • Bonus Tip: The tape should lay flat, without indenting the skin. Overtightening distorts measurements. • Extra Bonus Tip: if a soft tape measure isn't an option, use non-stretching string and carefully match the string length to a reliable measurement tool.
Warning for Guys: Gentlemen, your measurements are less challenging, but be careful! Remember: • Measure 1 inch below your navel to determine your waist size. Generally speaking, waist measurement equates to the suit size. • Although pants size is a starting point, do not use it as shortcut for determining suit size! Pants size is not an accurate equivalent, because it is often chosen by the look or style of the fit, instead of an actual measurement. Save yourself some frustration and measure your waist.
Chest & Hips – Special Swimsuit Sizing Situations All bodies are different, and women with greater variations between chest and hip size may want to consider downsizing or upsizing as follows: • Small Chest/Large Hips: Consider upsizing above chest measurement guidelines. • Big Chest/Small Hips: Consider downsizing below chest measurement guidelines.
What NOT to Do: • Don't reference a size from an old swimsuit! o Old suits can be stretched out and are not good indicators of your current sizing needs. o Department store swimsuits and fashion swimwear brands are not designed or cut to fit like fitness and competitive swimwear. o Sizes can vary across brands and suit cuts can change over time. • Don't let someone else order for you! The fit of your swimwear is a personal preference -- don't let someone else’s speculation about sizing get in the way of basic swimwear sizing strategies and/or your personal preference/goals.
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What Does a Great Swimsuit Fit Feel Like? For best results and to maximize the life of your swimwear, it is recommended that swimsuits provide a tight and supportive fit.
For swimmers that are skeptical about the benefits of tight-fitting swimwear, we offer the following encouragement: • The suit you are trying on/wearing for the first time, is as tight as it's ever going to be and will loosen over time. • The feel of the suit will change once you are in the water. • Bag = drag! Any bag or wrinkles will cause unwanted drag during your race or workout. • Swimsuits are more than a means to cover your skin. Like running shoes, competitive swimwear is a piece of sports equipment. And like shoes that are too large, wearing an oversized swimsuit will cause discomfort and hinder athletic performance.
Fit Differences Between Nylon (Lycra) vs. Polyester Swimwear Fabric • Polyester material has a tighter, more compressive fit and wears longer. This does not mean you should upsize for poly, but swimmers should consider sizing up if on the cusp of a larger size. • Nylon suits: o Have more stretch once worn in the water but should still have a snug and supportive fit. o May need to be replaced semi-annually , or more often.
Jammers Here are some extra jammer fitting tips to help you determine what a great fit feels and looks like: • Jammers should be sufficiently snug at both waist and knee (i.e., putting two fingers between the suit fabric and your skin should be somewhat challenging). • Waist fit rules! Don't worry about the leg cuff height, as this will vary for different body types. • Remember, your waist measurement generally equates to the suit size.
How Can I Tell If My Swimsuit is Too Big or Small? Big – a swimsuit is too big if: • Suit material is wrinkled or bagging. • For women, swimwear is too big if o Scooping at neck occurs when holding a “streamline” position. o Suit straps can be raised to ear height. o The open part of the suit back (below the intersection of the straps) lifts off the skin.
Small – a swimsuit is too small if: • It restricts or limits athletic range of motion. • Ouch -- it hurts! • It limits your circulatory system, blood flow and or breathing! • It causes excessive “muffin topping” anywhere on the body. • Your chest is spilling out of the suit.
Conclusion When all is said and done, what is being described above as a great fit for a competitive suit is based on the best knowledge we have on suit fabric, suit cut, and body types. Size charts are geared for a competitive fit. We realize every swimmer has different levels of comfort and different goals (and younger swimmers may not yet be able to tolerate such a form-fitting suit; we certainly don’t want the suit to be a distraction or a reason to give up on the sport!). Ultimately, each swimmer must decide on the best fitting suit for them based on individual goals and preferences!
This size chart is geared for a competitive fit. Each swimmer has different levels of comfort and different goals (and younger swimmers may not yet be able to tolerate such a form-fitting suit; the suit should not be a distraction or a reason to give up on the sport!). Ultimately, each swimmer must decide on the best-fitting suit for them based on individual goals and preferences.
If you need assistance with sizing, visit SwimVille USA at 90 Alexandria Pike, Ft. Thomas, KY 41075, or call 859-441-7946