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BusLoadaBozos

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62 degrees is cold!!!


I swim regularly indoors at 80+ degrees & consider anything below that too cold. Now I’m 69 so I’m a bit more chill averse then a 12 year old. He definitely needs a wet suit & I recommend sleeveless so as not to restrict his arm motion. A swim cap will help keep him warm & if it is a unique color it will help you track him in a crowd.

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Posted: 05/02/2021 at 10:46PM


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  Triathlon question....... -- CrystalCoveHokie 05/02/2021 9:03PM
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  Sleeveless, a big stick of Glide, and swim in it beforehand -- Happy Dog 05/03/2021 05:58AM
  62 degrees is cold!!! -- BusLoadaBozos 05/02/2021 10:46PM
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  Here’s the story..... -- CrystalCoveHokie 05/02/2021 9:32PM
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