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Last swim of the week. Only three this week because the timetable has been changing too much 🙁 It didn’t feel good though. The lane was quite busy and I felt I was struggling to find a rhythm as a … Continue reading →

Whilst the lifeguards told me the water was still at 30.2°C today, it definitely felt cooler in the pool than it has done for the last two weeks which was a huge relief. It really showed, too. My 50m times … Continue reading →

At last the pool is a little cooler. Not much, certainly, and the lifeguard was a little coy about the actual temperature when I asked, but whilst it didn’t feel as though it was back to normal, it did at … Continue reading →

Final session of the week! No improvement in the water temperature, but the manager was at the reception desk when I came in so I discussed it with him. It turns out that some work has been done on the … Continue reading →

Another warm one 🙁 There was a bit of a strange group in the fast lane today, too. A couple of girls who weren’t even in their teens, another girl who might have been late teens, and someone I took … Continue reading →

Same story at the pool today, but I was a little faster at least. There’s probably not much else to say. (50m) 43.24, 44.63, 43.71, 44.18, 45.17, 43.58, 44.19, 44.39, 44.21, 46.83, 44.82, 44.64, 45.29, 45.07, skip, 43.08, 44.26, skip, … Continue reading →

Still no progress with the pool. It’s as warm as it was last week 🙁 Times are predictably poor, and I really felt as though I was slogging my guts out to go that fast. Even after I finished swimming, … Continue reading →

It could be time to take the rubber ducks and bubble bath to the pool 🙂 Another warm day, another slog through the set, though mostly it wasn’t quite as bad as yesterday speed-wise, though I had to skip a … Continue reading →

No improvement in the pool temperature yet, and another slog through the session just trying to do the reps somehow. It wasn’t pleasant, and my pace was well off what I was swimming only a few days ago. Now, of … Continue reading →