Activities Sports & Athletics Swimming Gadgets, Swim Tools, Swimmer's Toys, Swim Equipment, and Gear How technology makes every swim better. Share PINTEREST Email Print Aegend Goggles. Aegend Goggles Sports & Athletics Swimming & Diving Gear Workouts Health & Safety Technique Diving Baseball Basketball Bicycling Billiards Bodybuilding Bowling Boxing Car Racing Cheerleading Cricket Extreme Sports Football Golf Gymnastics Ice Hockey Martial Arts Professional Wrestling Skateboarding Skating Paintball Soccer Table Tennis Tennis Track & Field Volleyball Other Activities Learn More By Mat Luebbers Mat Luebbers is head coach and program director for the Marine Corps Community Services' Okinawa Dolphins Swim Team in Japan. He has a master's degree in sports science. our editorial process Mat Luebbers Updated March 18, 2017 There are hundreds of ways to do a swimming workout, and there are hundreds of things available to help you do it better, quicker, easier, or to make doing it more enjoyable. Most swimmers know about pull-buoys, kickboards, paddles, and swim flippers. But do you know about pools that never end, or paddles that analyze your swimming efficiency? Endless Pool - Lap Swimming PoolThis device is the aquatic version of a treadmill. Once set-up, you can swim lap after lap in your own private exercise pool. You set the temperature, speed, and the pool schedule. Check out the many benefits of using an endless pool, regardless of your age or ability. Stretchcordz for SwimmersThe other side of the Endless pool coin. Tie yourself in one place with these elastic cords and belts and swim away. SportCount Ring Lap Counter for SwimmersEver lose track during the 3rd 500 of a long set? Not anymore! This ring keeps track of your time and how many laps you have completed. SwiMP3 MP3 Player Made for Water SportsWant to hear your own music while you swim laps? "Hear" you go! This waterproof MP3 player is made for you to swim with your music. Swim Fin BootiesEver get a blister from your flippers? Why not use a bootie to protect your skin? This one from TYR is made to reduce chafing. Seal MaskNot your ordinary goggle, and no, you won't look like a seal with it on. Seal masks are great for open-water swimmers such as triathletes. Seals masks might work where traditional styles fail. Many of the swimmers I work with use them for open water races. Drag Swim SuitsWant to add more resistance to your swims? One way is to wear a looser, larger, baggier suit. Be careful when you are using a drag suit that you don't compromise body mechanics and form to compensate for the suit. Nose ClipsSure, it may look old fashioned. But they work! Maybe one of these swimming gadgets will help you through your next workout. Let me know how it goes. Try not to rely solely on your nose clips. One of the beauties of swimming is learning how to control your breath and to prevent yourself form needing nose clips. Your individual breathing pattern is the key to breathing success in the pool. Swim On! MatRemember to consult with your physician prior to beginning any fitness regimen