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over a year ago
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Love swimming not able to go as regularly as like but have always been in the pool since i was 4 y/o
I got my 1500m badge at 6 guess where my mum decided to sew it  lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Any other swimmers on here?
Mr "
Used to do a lot, then stopped.
Now I've just started up again and am absolutely gasping for air after 150m, it's scary stuff! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I need to get back into swimming....find it a bit boring on my own though and get fed up of double glaces because of my tattoos
My nearest is the gym just round the corner but i have to pay full price!! I don't know where the next one is   |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Swimming was my sport as a youth. I haven't been much since I had my ileostomy. I have now found a seawater swimming pool near me, so I can go and swim in a wetsuit. I really enjoy it. "
*cough cough* still waiting for that wetsuit pic  |
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"Can't swim. 
Nor me I have a ridiculous fear of water, I can't even stand under a shower, I panic if water goes on my face "
Me too up until two or three years ago. Thought it was impossible but got over the fear with goggles in a pool. Can't swim properly but learned to swim underwater on one breath.
Weird feeling when i finally managed to get my head underwater....very calm and peaceful and no particular urgency to go back above water.
I havent been swimming since those lessons with friends tho so would perhaps have to re learn
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Can't swim.
Nor me I have a ridiculous fear of water, I can't even stand under a shower, I panic if water goes on my face
Me too up until two or three years ago. Thought it was impossible but got over the fear with goggles in a pool. Can't swim properly but learned to swim underwater on one breath.
Weird feeling when i finally managed to get my head underwater....very calm and peaceful and no particular urgency to go back above water.
I havent been swimming since those lessons with friends tho so would perhaps have to re learn
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Learn to dive then fella. There are PADI and Bsac centres all over the place and you need to swim well as you move up levels.
You'll get the best of both worlds...literally  |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
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"Swimming was my sport as a youth. I haven't been much since I had my ileostomy. I have now found a seawater swimming pool near me, so I can go and swim in a wetsuit. I really enjoy it.
*cough cough* still waiting for that wetsuit pic "
I'd forgotten all about that!
I shall attend to it in due course... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Swimming was my sport as a youth. I haven't been much since I had my ileostomy. I have now found a seawater swimming pool near me, so I can go and swim in a wetsuit. I really enjoy it.
*cough cough* still waiting for that wetsuit pic
I'd forgotten all about that!
I shall attend to it in due course..."
Good man |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Swimming was my sport as a youth. I haven't been much since I had my ileostomy. I have now found a seawater swimming pool near me, so I can go and swim in a wetsuit. I really enjoy it.
*cough cough* still waiting for that wetsuit pic
I'd forgotten all about that!
I shall attend to it in due course..."
Good boy  love your pics btw x |
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