Similar to the biking outdoor thread.
I was living with potential shark attacks, boats, swimming alone, red tide, etc. The open water often seems less toxic and more stimulating than some swimming pool situations. When I was swimming outside (often alone) people looked at me with some leeriness when I mentioned it.
Yet, I've really cut down swimming in lakes/ocean this summer over sun exposure.
Have you stopped swimming outside mostly or am I overly cautious after having some spots on my back frozen?
Indoor Triathlete - I thought I was right, until I realized I was wrong.
I was living with potential shark attacks, boats, swimming alone, red tide, etc. The open water often seems less toxic and more stimulating than some swimming pool situations. When I was swimming outside (often alone) people looked at me with some leeriness when I mentioned it.
Yet, I've really cut down swimming in lakes/ocean this summer over sun exposure.
Have you stopped swimming outside mostly or am I overly cautious after having some spots on my back frozen?
Indoor Triathlete - I thought I was right, until I realized I was wrong.