Tahninial
31-05-2007, 23:28
I am moving back to Sheffield for the summer and was going to get the unlimited thing for the initial three months before moving back to uni.
I may be working in B&Q and otherwise I will be working somewhere in town; either way I don't know what my hours will be though I would prefer to swim (lanes, naturally) before work, which I am prepared to do early mornings for.
However, I have never partaken in anything of this pool's scale before and don't know when the pool is really busy, or if it ever gets really busy, or what. To be perfectly honest I don't even know how lane swimming "works" as the uni pool I have used a few times was always empty and I therefore had a run of the place and there was never any shared lanes or lanes being waited for or anything that I imagine may happen "in real life".
I have knee issues (pitiful seeing as I'm 20) which my doctor suggested swimming to aid, so I really "need" to do this and as I live on the back of city road, there isn't particularly an alternative pool for me.
I have only ever used that part of the center when I was at school getting free swimming lessons on a tuesday night and that is easily ten years since and we only took up the bit nearest to the changing room so as I say I have no idea. I feel a bit of a nob admitting this but I'd rather learn now than make some faux pas in person... lol
Someone please enlighten me!
Thanks!!! :help:
I may be working in B&Q and otherwise I will be working somewhere in town; either way I don't know what my hours will be though I would prefer to swim (lanes, naturally) before work, which I am prepared to do early mornings for.
However, I have never partaken in anything of this pool's scale before and don't know when the pool is really busy, or if it ever gets really busy, or what. To be perfectly honest I don't even know how lane swimming "works" as the uni pool I have used a few times was always empty and I therefore had a run of the place and there was never any shared lanes or lanes being waited for or anything that I imagine may happen "in real life".
I have knee issues (pitiful seeing as I'm 20) which my doctor suggested swimming to aid, so I really "need" to do this and as I live on the back of city road, there isn't particularly an alternative pool for me.
I have only ever used that part of the center when I was at school getting free swimming lessons on a tuesday night and that is easily ten years since and we only took up the bit nearest to the changing room so as I say I have no idea. I feel a bit of a nob admitting this but I'd rather learn now than make some faux pas in person... lol
Someone please enlighten me!
Thanks!!! :help: