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Dear Lena, I am so impressed by your goals. Please let me know how I can help. If I have read the ...
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Thank you! I prefer breaststroke for many reasons. I wish I had a lake to swim :)
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Damn - You did 6K !!! That's huge. I could turn you into a 10K lake swimmer ! :-)
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Just for reference, not to make you feel bad - today I went a straight 4K, 176 lengths, 88 "laps", in about 70 minutes.
You could go a lot faster and further in freestyle not breaststroke.
I could turn you into a 10K lake swimmer ! :-)
I prefer breaststroke for many reasons.
I wish I had a lake to swim :)
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