After that last post, I decided to get some work done. Soon after starting to work, I realized that everything was broken. I decided I might as well swim a little. I went to the gym, got changed, went out to the pool, only to realize that my goggles were not in the swim bag. I must have left them in my regular workout bag, which was in my locker. Instead of going back to my locker to hunt down my goggles, I decided to borrow Charmaine’s goggles, which were in the swim bag.<\/p>\n
My goggles are red. Charmaine’s goggles are green. It makes a difference. When I swim with Charmaine’s goggles, it seems fairly relaxing. When I swim with my goggles, I feel driven. I find this very interesting. How can the color of the lense make that much difference? And yet, it does.<\/p>\n
500 Free warm-up
\n5 x 100 Free @ 2:05 (coming in between 1:10 and 1:15)
\n100 Free easy
\n6 x 50 Kick @ 1:20 (coming in at 0:55)
\n100 Free easy
\n50 Free fast (0:32)
\n100 Free fast (1:05)
\n100 Free warm-down<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
After that last post, I decided to get some work done. Soon after starting to work, I realized that everything was broken. I decided I might as well swim a little. I went to the gym, got changed, went out … Continue reading