have a look at our Australian Made Chlorine Resistant Racing Swimwear 2-pieces they are on sale at never to be repeated prices. Theres heaps of prints to choose from. We honestly cant keep selling them at these prices.
click on the link below to go straight to the sale
http://leadaswimwear.com.au/category/female-2-pieces-swimwear
The design team at Leada Ciompresion are just adding the finishing touches to our new compression wear range. These are fantastic for recovery after a hard days training or to wear while training. We have been busy getting top athletes to put our latest designs through extreme testing and they love the fit and feel of the new garments. They should be available by the end of February 2012. You can send an email inquiry to us and we will notify you as soon as they hit our shelves.
Lots of 2-pieces are now on sale and loads of 1-pieces are too. just check out our new low prices.
Recieve your Free Leada Racing Swimwear T-Shirt with any purchase over $100.
Specify Male or Female and size of T-Shirt in the customer order.
This offer wont last long so get in quick.
Hi there,
My name is Ashlea and I recently purchased 2 pairs of your swimwear. I'm just letting you know I swim everyday. Tonight I wore your togs for the first time and I just want to tell you that they performed amazingly. They are the comfiest togs I have ever worn. They stayed in place the entire squad and I not once had to adjust them. They feel like a second skin whilst swimming. As I swim so often and race at a competitive level I will most definitely be recommending Leada to all my friends and associates. Are you producing anymore prints for the new season? as I am interested in some more :)
Thankyou for your time and thankyou for creating the the best togs ever!
Ashlea
Our Massive Yearly Sale is ending at 12pm tonight, so jump online today and grab yourself an amazing bargain in racing swimwear.
We are giving you the best prices available every time you shop with us. Just check out our latest discounted items.
All our Trunks are on sale! Browse to the following:
This is the best time of the year to stock up on our Chlorine Proof Racing/Training Swimwear for the upcoming racing season. Surf Lifesavers will be pleased to see our new thin strap 2-piece designs.
THE Bligh Government has made a complete mockery of its “Buy Local” flood recovery campaign after buying cheap imported T-shirts from overseas to promote the program. Public servants even tried to cover up the embarrassing bungle by cutting off the shirts’ tags displaying the country of origin.
The 1500 shirts emblazoned with “Buy local Back Qld” were to be handed out to promote Premier Anna Bligh’s Operation Queenslander campaign, touting struggling businesses after the summer natural disasters. However, the Government has admitted to a “gross error of judgment” in ignoring local manufacturers and instead buying almost $10,000 worth of T-shirts made in Bangladesh and the US.
The hypocrisy has been slammed by local manufacturers and the attempted cover-up only just missed breaching consumer laws, which do not require the country of origin to be displayed on distributed goods and only stipulate that the origin presented cannot be misleading.
source- Brisbane Courier Mail
Our model Allyx Purcell has just raced in the Australian Open Championships heats in Sydney and out of 89 girls she came 7th. Will now race in the semi's.She will be on channel ONE HD tonight from 7PM. Keep up the good work girl.
Two 19-year-olds, Magnussen and James Roberts, dominated the men's 100m freestyle at the national trials, securing the prized individual spots on the Australian world championship team.
The confident teenager said he and Roberts will only improve as Thorpe and Klim slog it out on the comeback trail for the London Olympics.
"A lot of press has been about us younger guys having to chase Thorpie and Kilmy - it's the other way around, they're going to be chasing us," Magnussen said.
"At the age we're at now we're improving markedly each year. I can't see any reason why we won't improve on that again next year."
Magnussen truly arrived on Tuesday night when he swam the fastest 100m in the world this year in 48.29sec - faster than Thorpe ever has over the distance. Thorpe wants in on the 100m but his best time is 48.56. No doubt competition will be tough to make the team.
Along with Magnussen, Australians Matt Targett (48.66) Matt Abood (48.69) and Roberts (48.79) are also ranked in this year's top 10 fastest men.
Magnussen believes he could get his time down to 47.5 to be in the chase for Olympic gold.
"I don't want go to London just as a participant," he said. I think 47.5 is achievable for me. I just like to be in the mix come London.
"If I can get down to 47.9 mark come worlds I'd be pretty happy."
Klim broke the then world record at the Sydney Olympics in 48.18 seconds.
The fire in Magnussen has been brewing for year. While he'd been part the gold medal winning relay team at the Commonwealth Games - it was languishing in the stands watching the men individually compete in the 100m that motivated him.
"I felt I was good if not better than them and could be getting better results," Magnussen said. "I have made it my personal goal to get an individual swim and obviously I really wanted to win this race and I have been thinking about it for a long time. It's possibly why the celebration was a bit over the top."
Magnussen flexed his muscles and did the "double gun pump" in celebration of his first national title.
"If we can get an international [win] in there will be an out of the pool celebration. A mixture of post-try celebrations in the NRL and wrestling moves."
"I won't hold anything back if I win that one."
Magnussen grew up in Port Macquarie and attributes his laid-back nature before races to growing up in the coastal town.
He's says he is in his "own little world." untill he steps on the block.
"My biggest assets in terms of an event like this is my composure," Magnussen said.
"I tried to relax and be Port Macquarie James Magnussen not 100m freestyeler James Magnussen, I tried to be really laid back and not think about it."
Magnussen said he was looking forward to getting home to Port Macquarie.
"They love it [swimming] back in Port Macquarie," Magnussen said. "I am looking forward to getting back to Port Macquaire and seeing a few people, go and see a few ex-teachers that didn't think I had it."
extract from -the daily telegraph