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The Philosophy of Slow Swimming |
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Slow Swimming can be thought of as a
reaction to the ever increasing speed and complexity of the
modern world.
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When you swim slowly you see more of what's around you. You
notice the sounds of the wildlife, how your body is moving in
the water, the feel of the water as it passes you and you will even
notice the different temperatures, smells, and sometimes, even the tastes of the
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Slow Swimming promotes
swimming for the pure pleasure of experiencing the nature that
you are fully immersed in. It encompasses swimbling, pottering,
meandering, sauntering, mooching, toddling, ambling, dipping and
bobbing.
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Slow Swimming is for people who don’t want to
get there in a hurry, but love the journey. |
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Slow Swimming is all about the
journey................and cake.
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