Swimming Alone

Former Member
Former Member
I am new to open water swimming and have a question for all you experienced swimmers. I am thinking about swimming in a local fresh water lake at a state park. My plan is to swim about 50 -75 yards off the beach and swim parallel to the shore. I am thing about towing a lifeguard rescue tube behind me for safety and for visability. Am I crazy for thinking this way?
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  • Former Member
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    I just bought one of these. It is an inflatable device that doubles as a dry bag. You can put your keys, wallet, phone, etc., in it, seal it, inflate the bladder, and it floats behind you while you're swimming. It comes with a belt that you put around your waist. Swim Safety Device on Vimeo The ISHOF (International Swimming Hall of Fame) sells them in their store at www.ishof.org.
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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    I just bought one of these. It is an inflatable device that doubles as a dry bag. You can put your keys, wallet, phone, etc., in it, seal it, inflate the bladder, and it floats behind you while you're swimming. It comes with a belt that you put around your waist. Swim Safety Device on Vimeo The ISHOF (International Swimming Hall of Fame) sells them in their store at www.ishof.org.
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