PACE PAL

05/06/2025

PROTECTING ELECTRONICS IN HARSH ENVIRONMENTS:
I’ve been a competitive swimmer most of my life and frequently thought a pace clock, visible on the bottom of the pool as I swam, would be helpful in training. It was one of those delayed, bucket list items, but I finally got around to it. - About 15 years ago PACE PAL, LLC or PACE PAL® was created. It has been a fascinating journey, with the help of many highly skilled people (i.e. industrial design, manufacturing and material expersts) along the way.
Water and electronics are great adversaries. Over the years we learned a few things about the design and manufacture of robust encasements to seal water out. It dawned on me that our robust case technologies and know-how had more applications than just aquatic sports (i.e. health care, military, public safety, security, and mining to name a few). So, recently, we added a d/b/a for PACE PAL®, WATERPROOF CASE TECH, to invite customization projects for other sectors of the economy. Let us know if you need to protect electronics, displays, control panels, gauges or instruments from potentially harsh or unstable surroundings. - We'll help you create a rugged protective case that also allows you to access and/or interface with what's inside.
One of my goals is to be easily accessible to customers. - Here's my contact info:
Phone: 810-853-1159
Email: [email protected]
www.waterproofcase.tech
Thank you,
Larry
PACE PAL, LLC d/b/a WATERPROOF CASE TECH
https://xes5m2-9s.myshopify.com/

WATERPROOF CASE TECH™

09/13/2021

As a 70 year old training to swim a 200 meter long course fly I found this presentation by Glenn Mills and Karlyn Pipes very helpful.
https://www.goswim.tv/lessons/371-fly-contrast-drills
"Sometimes, by exaggerating a bad habit on purpose, swimmers can quickly find their way to better technique. Masters world record holder Karlyn Pipes shows how this works for butterfly."

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07/19/2021

SweetWater Swim Studio is a great place to refine your strokes. Why swim mile upon mile with inefficient stroke mechanics?Master's Swimmers will probably not get stronger as we "mature" 😜 but we can get smarter with professional advice. SweetWater Swim Studio can help!

02/06/2019

The genius of swimming educator, Glenn Mills, creatively teaches speed using two PACE PAL Clocks:

First, I’m a BIG believer in making the athlete responsible for their intervals and times. I feel we, as coaches, sometimes become such a crutch for the cloc...

11/09/2018

Reading "ROWDY RISING" now and how Rowdy Gaines responded to the disappointment of the 1980 Olympic Boycott by winning 3 Gold Medals in 1984...

10/25/2018

Finally got to meet the great Olympian, Janet Evans! - Such a nice person!

https://janetevans.com/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janet_Evans

09/26/2018

Very exciting news for paralyzed people:

Kelly Thomas is paralyzed from the chest down and can consciously control her ability to walk, researchers say, thanks to a stimulation device in her lower back. Two studies released Monday show three paralyzed patients can walk again.

07/02/2018

We are honored that Gregg Troy endorses and uses the PACE PAL Submersible Pace Clock. Here is great article on Coach Troy:

Swimming World Magazine July 2018 Issue

06/18/2018

We are honored that SweetWater Swim Studio teaches and trains with Pace Pal. 🏊‍♂️👊

Another Monday... another chance to get after it!
Thanks to the U.S. Masters Swimming discounts, I loaded up on some FINIS Swimming products I’ve had my eye on for awhile. Can’t wait to product test and share with the SweeWater swimmers! Endless Pools to work hard and smart in the water and PACE PAL to keep me on interval! PBM Coaching Kurt Perham pushing me everyday.

04/21/2018

I was so lucky to swim for Gus Stager, one of the greatest swimming coaches in history (Rome Olympic Coach, multiple U of Michigan NCAA Team Championships). He and his Wolverine NCAA Championship Team were featured in this March 17, 1958 Sports Illustrated article. Gus is shown observing his elite sprinter, Dick Hanley (America's leading sprinter at the time). Compare Hanley's posture and technique with today's conventional wisdom. What will it look like in 60 more years?

04/12/2018

Closely watching World Record Holder, Aaron Peirsol, swim has be key to dropping 10 seconds off my 200 meter backstroke in the last year. Thanks Aaron and thanks GoSwimTV.com
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpLr5YwXKKg

In GO SWIM BACKSTROKE, Gold medalist and world record holder Aaron Peirsol shares the key focus points that he uses to develop his awesome backstroke techniq...