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I like it cooler...79 to 80 at the most |
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I agree... 79 - 80° is perfect. Our pool is SO warm, I feel like my head is going to explode sometimes. It also makes the air harder to breathe. |
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80 degrees seems best, however our community pool is utilized for arthritic therapy and to qualify for grants the temp has to be ~86 degrees. It is frustrating for our swimmers. |
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26°C |
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I like the pool to be 82* for swim practice. That way it doesn't hurt to get in, and it doesn't take forever to warm up my arthritic shoulders (college injury). When it is warmer, I get dizzy. But when I swam in high school, they "tried" to keep the pool at 72* and it was just brutally cold all the time. Our team spent so much time being sick, it is a wonder that we were able to compete at all. |
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24*C to about 26*C |
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79 is perfect. 82 and above I find myself pouring my bottled water on my head. Just to hot. |
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79 degrees fahrenheit is around 26.1 celsius. 80F is 26.6 C. 24 C is 75F, nice for an outside pool on a sunny day, but a little chilly for me. The coldest water this southerner has swam in is 68F or 20C...no wet suit of course. |
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WE LOST THE POOL HEAT AT THE WHITEPLAINS YMCA TODAY. 75 DEGREES AND DROPPING, NEED A NEW HEAT PUMP THING. AT FIRST YOU FEEL COLD AND THE MUSCLES ON YOUR BACK ARE STIFF AND YOUR TOES FEEL BLUE. BUT YOU WARM UP REAL QUICK. I JUST SWAM MY FASTEST 100 FREESTYLE IN THE POOL 1:00MIN! I LIKE 75 TODAY. MAYBE FOR WEDNESDAY IT WILL BE A CHILLY 72 AND I'LL REPORT BACK TO YA ON THAT. |
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26°C is ok for me |
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