Having a bad practice

Ok, quick question across the group. Say you are having a bad practice. Can't get any speed, feeling slow in the water, do you gut it out or do you quit and rest up for another day? I've had a couple in the past week and one I quit on (although I was swimming on my own) and another I fought through it (team practice). Thoughts?
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  • In addition to mmlr's comments above, another thing to consider is that if you're not feeling sickly, but just don't seem to have your mojo for a good workout...but you still want to get your yardage in...instead of swimming the interval workout...just swim the rest of the yards as long-slow-distance. Dan
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  • In addition to mmlr's comments above, another thing to consider is that if you're not feeling sickly, but just don't seem to have your mojo for a good workout...but you still want to get your yardage in...instead of swimming the interval workout...just swim the rest of the yards as long-slow-distance. Dan
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