I think you will be amazed how quickly you warm up once you get going.
Bob, I have a question for you. You live in a colder climate, so I'm hoping you might have some advice for me.
I was testing my wetsuit in 53 degree water at a local lake this past weekend, and found I was plenty warm, but I really struggled with the cold water on my face. I had two caps on, and used ear plugs, so my head was fine, but I had a really hard time keeping my face in the water. The cold was unbearable to me.
When I workout at the pool, my face gets pretty warm, so I'm hoping that if I just keep on swimming and get warmed up that this will offset the cold. Is this something I just need to push through and at some point during the swim it won't bother me?
I think you will be amazed how quickly you warm up once you get going.
Bob, I have a question for you. You live in a colder climate, so I'm hoping you might have some advice for me.
I was testing my wetsuit in 53 degree water at a local lake this past weekend, and found I was plenty warm, but I really struggled with the cold water on my face. I had two caps on, and used ear plugs, so my head was fine, but I had a really hard time keeping my face in the water. The cold was unbearable to me.
When I workout at the pool, my face gets pretty warm, so I'm hoping that if I just keep on swimming and get warmed up that this will offset the cold. Is this something I just need to push through and at some point during the swim it won't bother me?
