Do you swim with a group or go it alone?

Originally posted by Sparky I not only swim alone, I swim in a 20-yard pool. Limitations of an otherwise excellent health club, alas. I'm not sure anyone else at my club who swims in the insanely early hours has any interest in starting their morning with 150 lengths. That's a lot of flip turns! Seriously, the one time I practiced with a Master's team, it was great. I just can't fit it into my schedule, alas. If you want to swim in an AMAZING POOL(!!!!) check out the Master's team in Federal Way, (if you're not to far from there.) They have a lot of practices that seems like it would work with most schedules. And did I mention the pool!!!! That is the nicest pool I have ever seen!! It's beautiful!! Even if you can't swim regularly with the team, take a day off and go to swim in the pool. (Weyerheasuer (sp) King County Aquatic Center.....fabulous FaBuLoUs FABULOUS pool!!!) ~Kyra

Originally posted by Sparky I not only swim alone, I swim in a 20-yard pool. Limitations of an otherwise excellent health club, alas. I'm not sure anyone else at my club who swims in the insanely early hours has any interest in starting their morning with 150 lengths. That's a lot of flip turns! Seriously, the one time I practiced with a Master's team, it was great. I just can't fit it into my schedule, alas. If you want to swim in an AMAZING POOL(!!!!) check out the Master's team in Federal Way, (if you're not to far from there.) They have a lot of practices that seems like it would work with most schedules. And did I mention the pool!!!! That is the nicest pool I have ever seen!! It's beautiful!! Even if you can't swim regularly with the team, take a day off and go to swim in the pool. (Weyerheasuer (sp) King County Aquatic Center.....fabulous FaBuLoUs FABULOUS pool!!!) ~Kyra