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Swimming
- Thread starter cazbandy
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j.u.s.t.l.i.z.
Runs Srh Support Group
well done Caz, when i was training i used to build up a extra 2 lengths per session, i got up to a mile in the end, i really need to get back into it, well done Caz im well proud of ya keep it up hun x
rosejohnson
Home from the USA :-(
Excellent! Well done xx
Tracey ( eyore)
New Member
yeah i started swimming a couple of weeks ago i am now doing 25 lengths .well done swimming brilliant form of exercise xx
thinkbethin
New Member
Well done Caz!!! I wish I had the guts to go swimming. I used to go lots but for the past 7 years since my first stroke I have had a fear of water. Keep up the good work xxx
cazbandy
Bring on the Trumpets!
Fantastic news and big congratulations
I'm still too self conscious to go again
Don't be, I am still huge and still got a long way to go. I went with a friend who is big too and within minutes of being there we relaxed.
We had put it off 2 weeks already due to nerves and feeling self concious.
But as I feel now, I am doing this for me, the worst people can do is stare but hey ho...its my body and my fitness.
I am pushing myself harder than ever as I found out my my birth mother is back in hospital with heart trouble. She had a heart attack at 50! So I am at risk and damned well going to do all I can to make sure it doesn't happen to me because I have choosen not to look after my body.
cazbandy
Bring on the Trumpets!
Mixman, check the rules at your local pool as you are allowed to cover up more these days...
These are the rules from my local pool.
Do you wish you could cover up a bit more at Woking's Pool in the Park?
The traditional swimming costume doesn't hide much and many people are put off from swimming by the very fact that they have to show more of their body than they are happy to.
Well not any more!
Pool in the Park have altered the guidelines on what types of swim wear is suitable at its pools.
The types of clothing that would be acceptable to wear in our pools now are as follows:
Specifically designed swim wear
Leggings or Lycra based tracksuit bottoms an example would be Ron Hills
Lycra based tops or rash vests, both long and short sleeves
Hijood / Burqini - or specifically designed Islamic swimwear
http://www.equatorsun.com/sun_protection_clothes_adults.jsp
These are the rules from my local pool.
Do you wish you could cover up a bit more at Woking's Pool in the Park?
The traditional swimming costume doesn't hide much and many people are put off from swimming by the very fact that they have to show more of their body than they are happy to.
Well not any more!
Pool in the Park have altered the guidelines on what types of swim wear is suitable at its pools.
The types of clothing that would be acceptable to wear in our pools now are as follows:
Specifically designed swim wear
Leggings or Lycra based tracksuit bottoms an example would be Ron Hills
Lycra based tops or rash vests, both long and short sleeves
Hijood / Burqini - or specifically designed Islamic swimwear
http://www.equatorsun.com/sun_protection_clothes_adults.jsp
