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That is good to know too. This has been such a learning experience - I couldn't figure out about the longer parts either, the pictures made no sense. I think the swim clinic tomorrow night will be good for me but I'm worried about seeming like such a dork! It's strange to know nothing, even these little things that seem so simple.
Krys, I straighten my hair sometimes. The thing that prevents me doing it more is the fact that when I work out, I sweat and therefore I have to wash my hair every day. The straightening would take too long and would dry out my hair too much if I was doing it daily. How do you get around the not washing thing or do you just deal with straightening it all the time?
See, I dont put my ears in my cap, I think its too uncomfortable but it looks funny when they are sticking out so when i'm out of the water I put my cap over my ears but when I am about to start I pull my ears out. and when I have my ears in I can't keep my goggles on comfortably.
yes I straighten my hair almost everyday, sometimes when i'm being lazy I don't but i've always done it so its not too bad anymore, yes I do wash it usually everyday, because when i sweat it goes gross too. and as for not completely killing my hair I have some pretty good products that help A LOT.
Dont worry about feeling like a dork, everyone else is self consious about caps and suits and everything else that no one really pays attention to how anyone else looks. So dont feel silly and everyone is usually more than willing to give tips while you are there!!!
"We are what we want to be, We are free to have it all, Its In OURSELVES to Rise or Fall. " -Aida
I just put the tips of my ears under the cap. If I put the cap too far over my ears I've noticed that I get water in my ears that hangs around. When just the tops are covered the water moves in (and out) more freely.
As for hair, you won't ever get all those wispies in. The best you can do is try and get most of it out, at least for me it seems.
Well I learned I put my cap on sideways (the side should have been the front) and when I tried to put it BACK on the right way, I couldn't get it because it kept slipping off due to my hair being wet and maybe too much conditioner. The coach was really nice, I guess everyone's dorky at some point in their life and she sees lots of it![]()
I guess I'm so used to being expected to do things the right way (and way back when I ran, the coach yelled as opposed to instructing) it's nice to have someone patiently show you. Am liking this, will definitely continue with swim instruction.