is that just regular time to go swimming like at the ymca?..
Eight answers:
scubasmurf
18 years ago
The last answer was right it's swimming in lakes, reservoirs, the sea, out in the open air but not in a pool. In the UK we call swimming at the pool during sessions that anyone can go public sessions.
jamie
9 years ago
You will have to sight when swimming open water, so basically bring your head above water every few strokes and train as if it were a 1000 yard swim.
anonymous
18 years ago
I thought you were asking something different, then I saw your details.
My YMCA uses the term "free swim" or "open swim", meaning the pool is available for general splish-splash - no lessons, no swim lanes. People seem to have different terms, though, and invariably the schedule is misinterpreted.
Your best bet is to just call your Y and ask them when they have whatever swim activity you're looking for.
jxt299
18 years ago
Your definition is good but to me it means swimming in water other than a pool, like in the ocean or a lake or a river. But your definition could be right too.
Ron N
18 years ago
This may depend on the region or state your in, For us in Florida an open body of water, Gulf or Ocean.
azharjj
18 years ago
it is swimming in sea,ocean, lakes, etc ( i mean the water is open with no enclosure like swimming pool)
anonymous
18 years ago
no it is not like the ymca...it is like open water such as a lake or any other open water
anonymous
18 years ago
In some cases it's like a near death experience.
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