is there a certain water temperature that is optimal for swimming workouts? would a higher temperature benifit or not? thanks.
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Originally posted by dorothyrde
I have spent the last hour in our little pool trying to patch some leaks. It is about 70, and oh my that wakes you up.
I went home to Ohio this weekend to see my sister and brother-in-law, and the weather was so hot today (88 degrees actual, 95 degrees on the deck) we opened the in-deck pool they have.
Let me tell you how cold that water was. Nice and take-your-breath-away 50 degrees. Especially when you've been laying out on the deck tanning, and decide to cannonball into the water.
:D
Originally posted by dorothyrde
I have spent the last hour in our little pool trying to patch some leaks. It is about 70, and oh my that wakes you up.
I went home to Ohio this weekend to see my sister and brother-in-law, and the weather was so hot today (88 degrees actual, 95 degrees on the deck) we opened the in-deck pool they have.
Let me tell you how cold that water was. Nice and take-your-breath-away 50 degrees. Especially when you've been laying out on the deck tanning, and decide to cannonball into the water.
:D
