Things to do in the water other than "just swim laps"

Former Member
Former Member
Here are some things I'm particularly enjoying: -- doing a deep dive off the board, trying to touch then bottom, and then dolphin kicking back to the surface -- doing a bunch of flip turns in a row "on the spot" in the water, rather than off the wall -- anything involving attempting to recover an object (e.g. brick) -- anything involving a pole What are your little quirky things? Or is everyone here so busy training that no one has any fun in the water?
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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    In addition to swimming laps, I enjoy the water exercise aspect. I know some of you are traditionalists (a MASTERS web-site), but there really is something to the water exercise. I enjoy the deep water aerobics (for cardio & stretching) and have found water yoga/pilates to be extremely relaxing. Also, I've seen,first hand, the benefits of water exercise for therapy/rehab, arthritis, obese, & ROM limited (etc.) participants. I agree that the "exercisers" are annoying when you're trying to swim laps - ample space ought to be given to both groups.
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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    In addition to swimming laps, I enjoy the water exercise aspect. I know some of you are traditionalists (a MASTERS web-site), but there really is something to the water exercise. I enjoy the deep water aerobics (for cardio & stretching) and have found water yoga/pilates to be extremely relaxing. Also, I've seen,first hand, the benefits of water exercise for therapy/rehab, arthritis, obese, & ROM limited (etc.) participants. I agree that the "exercisers" are annoying when you're trying to swim laps - ample space ought to be given to both groups.
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