The State University of New York

David Pendergast

Joseph C Mollendorf

John M Zaharkin

Colin K Dauria

Sawson Samimy

Raymond D Buchner

Erik R Bardy

Eric M Stimson

Albert Termin

The present invention relates to a composite insulation material. The composite insulation material includes a syntactic foam component and a plurality of aerogel inserts. The present invention also relates to a method of making a composite insulation material. The present invention further relates to a method for enhancing the flexibility of a solid material.

Process for enhancing material properties and materials so enhanced

A training system and method used to improve the biomechanics, distance per stroke, and aerobic metabolism of a swimmer is disclosed. The system employs a computer interface which allows a coach or a swimmer to input a particular training strategy using pace lights and timing system or, alternatively, using the system's internal training program. The system provides a generator to collect data from a swimmer. A part of the training system is designed to automate the data collection routine while operating in tandem with a swim meter. Another part of the system analyses the swimmers' performance and outputs the appropriate data to the pace light controlling circuitry.

System and method for training a swimmer

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Hamburg, NY, United States of America

David Pendergast