Swim - Page 2

Sgt>Stackem · 02-11-2003, 07:40 PM

not a fan of salt water Ill stick to the Great Lakes! At least this way nothing will eat me as I swim

Unknown_Sniper · 02-11-2003, 07:44 PM

Wheres the fun in that? it adds a whole new dimension when you swim in the ocean. I was once swimming out at Coronado (San Diego, CA) and a whole group of dolphins jump started swimming next to me and my mom it was freaking awsome. Then my dad said that where there were dolphins there was usually a shark. I didnt care to swim after that

. Then my mom gut stung by a stingray that ended the fun times we had at the beach

Blitz-krieg · 02-11-2003, 07:45 PM

wats some of the basics of swimming, cause i do not wanna drown and embarrass myself.. worst even die..

guarnere · 02-11-2003, 07:46 PM

Unknown, thats horrible! lol...but i was in myrtyle beach and was floating there and 3 dolphins were jumping around about 20 yards away, its so cool...lol...they were just all....flying around biggrin:

Simo Häyhä · 02-11-2003, 07:51 PM

i can swin.

Unknown_Sniper · 02-11-2003, 07:52 PM

yeah its seeing them so close out there is so awsome. Blitz-krieg start with floating on your back. if you can get that down you will have an easier time. Then advance to doggy paddle - freestyle - then learn to swim under the water for at least 20 seconds( it can be hard ). I recomend training for the last though. Take a deep breath and sink below the surface hold your breath untill you cant any longer then wait ten minutes and try again.

Innoxx · 02-11-2003, 08:04 PM

When I spent a couple months in The Phillipines three years back visiting family and whatnot, I did alot of snorkelling, and even swam with a pack of nurse sharks, or whatever you call 'em, unbelievable shit. My dad, uncle, cousins and I used to go Sturgeon fishing in the Fraser and Nachako up here in BC, but I don't think we can fish them anymore

, I think they're endangered.

Unknown_Sniper · 02-11-2003, 08:06 PM

What the largest one youve caught? Ive seen some big stergeon like 500lbs+

Innoxx · 02-11-2003, 08:08 PM

Yeah, they get pretty big, the biggest one he caught was only 80lbs. Back in the day, you'd just jam a whole raw chicken on a meat hook and throw it in the river. They can get pretty old too, 90+ years old.

Old Reliable · 02-11-2003, 08:21 PM

yall suck, ive been swimming for more than 10 years biggrin:

Blitz-krieg · 02-11-2003, 08:23 PM

[quote="[DAS REICH]Unknown_Sniper":a569a]yeah its seeing them so close out there is so awsome. Blitz-krieg start with floating on your back. if you can get that down you will have an easier time. Then advance to doggy paddle - freestyle - then learn to swim under the water for at least 20 seconds( it can be hard ). I recomend training for the last though. Take a deep breath and sink below the surface hold your breath untill you cant any longer then wait ten minutes and try again.[/quote:a569a]

Learn to swim underwater???hm......and when u first got to the water, it felt weird right? When i got on, i was floating and scared at the same time oOo:

Pfc.Green · 02-11-2003, 08:26 PM

[quote="Blitz-krieg":057fb]Learn to swim underwater???hm......and when u first got to the water, it felt weird right? When i got on, i was floating and scared at the same time oOo:[/quote:057fb]

One question...

1.) have you not been in water before?

Blitz-krieg · 02-11-2003, 08:29 PM

nope, jus 2 days ago, it was my first time in my life

Pfc.Green · 02-11-2003, 08:31 PM

[quote="Blitz-krieg":c5b81]nope, jus 2 days ago, it was my first time in my life[/quote:c5b81]

How old are you...cause thats the wierd oOo:

Old Reliable · 02-11-2003, 08:31 PM

lol are you serious........i cant believe some people dont know how to swim, its the easiest thing in the world, hell i think its easier than walking