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The White Dolphin Technology Camera Buggy System used in Loughborough, Leeds, Australia and Cyprus is currently being installed in Liverpool, Llandudno, Madrid and Beijing. It the most sophisticated and powerful tool for videoing the dynamic underwater action of swimming. The extremely powerful buggy easily keeps pace with the swimmer, with the three cameras mounted on the underwater arm attached to the buggy allow side, front and rear views of the swimmer.

The buggy is very easy to set up. From storage the buggy takes less than a minute to become fully operational. The buggy is highly flexible. It is powerful enough to tow the swimmer through the water for over-speed training. It comes with a number of options including a backstroke mirror. This mirror is suspended on an arm above the swimmer and keeps pace with the swimmer. Thus the full action of the backstroke can be watched in the reflection by the performer.

At approximately £20,000 this buggy system is a fraction of the cost of any other motorized system in the world and yet can outperform most.

For further information contact: info@whitedolphin.co.uk

For a CD showing the buggy in action please contact me at this e-mail address giving me your address.

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WHITE DOLPHIN UPDATES

New Leeds International Pool installs the world leading White Dolphin Camera Buggy system.

When the new International Pool opens later this year stroke analysis will be provided by what has become regarded as the world's premier dynamic underwater video system.

White Dolphin wins contract to provide all the technical support for British Swimming Open Water.

All the technical requirements for this new Olympic discipline, including communication and nuturition support, will be provided by White Dolphin. The remis is to provide British Swimming with the best support in the world. Recent tests of the system helped Keri-Anne Payne and Cassie Patten to dominate the podium at the LEN Open Water Swimming Cup (10km.)

British Swimming have specified the White Dolphin Camera Buggy System for the new Liverpool 50m Pool.

British Swimming have announced that the prefered video capture and analysis system for the new pool in Leverpool is the White Dolphin Buggy System. The track for this highly versatile system will be installed later this year.

The boom in the refurbished Aldershot Pool will be moved using the unique White Dolphin Boom mover buggies.

This system, which has moved the boom at the Loughborough Pool more than 3000 times, is also being considered for installation at Strathclyde.

The White Dolphin SwimStack is proving a huge success in the training of top swimmers.

The SwimStack is recognised as one of the best swimming specific training aids. British Swimming use this system extensively and recently SwimStacks have been sent to Australia and Ireland.