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news:Fe41m.72$dr1.2@newsfe28.ams2... > "Duncan Heenan" <duncanhee...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in message > I was wondering where you were going with this on this NG! but well said. > unfortunately club soleil are no more and other clubs dictate nude or not > Ric blondie64
> news:4a447a51_1@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>> It is regrettable, but typical of them, that FINA have once again
>> crumbled under commercial pressure from costume manufacturers and allowed
>> all polyurethane swim suits in competition, notably the imminent World
>> Championships.
> SNIP
>> Personally, I look forward to the day when FINA and all those who pay
>> homage to them realise, as I did many years ago, that costumes are
>> actually unnecessary anyway; swimming is much more pleasurable, and
>> cheaper, without one at all!
>> --
>> Duncan Heenan
> Though one point my wife has been to 2 club soleil swims (but only able to
> go topless!) and the point she raised that she wasn't able to swim
> "properly" without her bosoms hurting? not something that I'd considered
> (but should've) and wondered how naturist time fare against costumed
> times.
> the point is is more raised as my wife if no "Jordan" and therefore
> doesn't have the drrag effect problem?
> at all!
on the breasts to swim. However, that doesn't apply to everyone, and each to
their own as far as I'm concerned. I was addressing the issue of competitive
swimming mostly, and the post was actually a copy of a letter I sent to
Swimming Times (the journal of the ASA) today.
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Duncan Heenan