I'm tired; should I still swim?

Former Member
Former Member
I'm struggling to find the motivation and energy to get in the water today. Fast, demanding work week, finally a blessed AM of sleeping in without an alarm clock (at somewhere near 10 hours). But I've got an open water swim a week from now. While I didn't get in enough yardage to need to taper, and my goals for the swim are simply to be safe and have fun, I don't want to be physically limited in the waters of Lake Superior. So I feel compelled to go to the pool. How do others manage the trade-off of rest vs. training? Off to the pool now. I'll let you know how it goes.
Parents
  • I have to say one of the things I don't like about training with an age group team is that I know every single workout is going to be tough. I don't really have the option of swimming easy. I guess I could drop down to a slower lane, but it's still going to be essentially the same workout. So, for the most part, I end up swimming a hard workout or I don't swim at all.
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  • I have to say one of the things I don't like about training with an age group team is that I know every single workout is going to be tough. I don't really have the option of swimming easy. I guess I could drop down to a slower lane, but it's still going to be essentially the same workout. So, for the most part, I end up swimming a hard workout or I don't swim at all.
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