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    Swimming for gen conditioning and stamina

    Anyone here have a good swim routine that builds general fitness, cardio and stamina?


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    cant help you here, but Id be interested as to what people can come up with, IMO swimming is great for cardio conditioning....
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    the who keeps getting back up can never be defeated, you're only defeated when you stay down.

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    Swimming is gay (conclusion)

    Swimmers often shave their legs and other hairy body parts.

    Men who shave their legs are often gay.

    Ergo, male swimmers are often gay.

    Ergo, swimming is gay, especially when done in conjuction with other men who shave their bodies...



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    Re: Swimming is gay (conclusion)

    Originally posted by Szczepankiewicz
    Swimmers often shave their legs and other hairy body parts.

    Men who shave their legs are often gay.

    Ergo, male swimmers are often gay.

    Ergo, swimming is gay, especially when done in conjuction with other men who shave their bodies...


    aright now I can finally conclude.....

    you are gay
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    Negative megatron.

    I'm extremely happy but not quite gay.

    That whole hairy ass thing is a major turn off.

    But then again....swimmers....

    ARE STILL GAY!


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    Swimming is awesome for conditioning, gay or not. In Rocky II or IV, he did sprint swims, remember?

    The thing is that you have to build cardio and stamina before you sprint. I've been told that's the natural order; you have to walk before you run.

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    Well, if he did it in Rocky.........

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    It's a well known fact that Rocky is gay.

    Why do you think Paulie kept suckin' on that stogie???

    And Clubber Lang? Come on now! So gay!!!

    I agree... I never said swimming didn't give you a killer cardio workout.... I just said it registered very high on the gadar.

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    But not as high as arranging Hapkido seminars. Or is that "Hapgado"

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    well since no one esle has a bright ideas I will start. Swimming is probably the best workout you can get. It provides strength resistance as well as cardio so you get the whole package. I would start off with a kickboard and do a warmup. I don't know how big your pool is. 200 yards is pretty good sometimes. Then you could do 500 yards alternating between two swim styles like freestyle and breastroke or whatever floats your boat. Lastly I would finish off with a set of freestyle sprints back and forth 10 times and then sprinting just to the other end of the pool another 10 times. Oh yeah don't forget a cool down. Again I don't know how big the pool is or your fitness level but you get the idea so adapt it to your needs accordingly. Also I would invest in some nice pool equipment that adds more resistance like those paddles that go on your hands. Those are great to use as well as water weights and stuff.

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