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[quote=Anonymous]I've been running 20 years like you. Did a triathlon last year for the first time, dreaded the swimming training almost more than the boring biking. I didn't think I would get back in the pool on a regular basis but started swimming regularly again about 4 months after the tri. I swim on my own, don't really get endorphins but have found I surprisingly enjoy it. The improvement and progression in my skills has been really satisfying. When I trained, I could only effectively breathe on one side and only did freestyle. I decided to become a bilateral breather and decided develop an effective butterfly. Long story short, like running, I've set goals and been challenging myself to do something harder. And since my butterfly stills needs a lot of work many months later, I keep working on my form and stroke and really enjoy it. The satisfaction of the full body workout and the upper body strength is a plus, I wasn't doing any regular strength (or ab) work and I definitely notice a difference now.[/quote]
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