Guest guest Posted June 7, 2006 Report Share Posted June 7, 2006 I went to the pool in my usual fashion, arriving between 12 noon and 1:00 pm. I got started and the going was a bit slow, I was taking my time of course, my daily log at AOM shows I am ahead of my daily output on the and Trail (a water way trail of course). Since we are enjoying mid summer temperatures around 75f to 80f degrees, the pool got busy at the time I started to swim. I clocked 12:57 to 1:03pm and later logged six minutes at AOM. Just under one real mile. I then got fed up with the crazy swimmers, one man swims faster than all else and does it up and down the middle lane front crawl and does not watch where he is going and with whom I nearly a collision as I made my turn around. Then we had about three slow swimmers that required passing if I wanted to maintain a decent pace, and then we had the guys who can't swim a full length of the pool and walk around in the lanes creating obstacles for all the other swimmers. So I said that's enough for today, and headed for the hot whirl pool for 15 minutes. Anyone in this form that knows me, knows what happended last year at this time, I made a perfectly rational decision to cut my distance because of the heat. And I paid a huge price for that. Now I have room in my AOM counter to slow down and rather than dodging swimmers, I am dodging the distance and the clock. " Oh gosh no " . " did I do that " The rational though process was I am ahead at AOM and I can slack it. Wow do I ever have to watch it! Any suggestions? regards - Bill Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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