The Science Of Swimming Fast

Everyman Tri interviews Rocket Science Sports founder, Marcin Sochacki about the science of swimming fast and the controversy surrounding the new swim skins in competition. Check out the story and listen to the podcast HERE.

News Story

For those of you who do not get the Austin American Statesman newspaper I wanted to let you all know that there is a fantastic article about us in the Monday January 12th issue.

For a close look and a good read I might add, see
http://www.austin360.com/recreation/content/recreation/stories/2009/01/0112fitcity.html

I'm off to Asia for a week on business so my access to emails and phone calls may be limited. I should be back Wed. January 21st.

Cheers!

New Year Blast Off!

Happy New Year from the Rocket Science Sports Team! We are looking forward to a fantastic 2009 and are extremely happy to have you all with us.

So here's how we begin the year... If you haven't seen it yet, hurry up and get your February Issue of Triathlete Magazine because we've scored such a fantastic review on our new Rocket Racer you'd think we wrote it ourselves! Well we didn't, but here's what the tech editors at Triathlete Magazine had to say:

"When it comes to our bikes, most of us are obsessed with trimming every possible gram, but we seldom give much thought to the weight of our race suits. Further demonstrating their commitment to scientific nerdery, the boys at Rocket Science Sports (who are rocket scientists- no joke) have created an absurdly light (130 gram) 1-piece race suit. Will shaving 80 grams off your suit make you drop an hour at your next Ironman? Absolutely not, but it makes things a bit more comfortable when you're going 140.6 miles. Beyond the weight, the Rocket Racer has plenty of bells and whistles, but it wasn't the bells and whistles that did it for us. Rocket's exclusive 360 Stretch Fabric moves in near-perfect unison with the body, which means no more bunching, rubbing or chafing."

Claim your Rocket Racer now before they sell out!