Deadlifting and Swimming

[Lisa Andrews]

There is a pool here, perfect for lap swimming:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Centro...01.2548588

There are buses that go past but they are always full on the way down (if going at like 5/6pm you can walk down to the shops to get another bus or keep waiting or organise your taxi to pick you back up), I would get a taxi there (or drive if you have a car), it is a 25m pool, you have to pass a 'test' of swimming 100m and then they let you swim on your own after you go to the window to check in you go to an instructor and they watch you swim (well sort of he just said swim then swim again but didn't really pay attention) then you go back to the window wet and give them the piece of paper that says you passed and you can pay for casual or a pass. If you are female you have to wear a 1 piece, males can wear tiny bather bottoms without a problem, you must shower before you enter, there was always a lane or 2 free when classes were on, it wasn't normal for people to be swimming out of classes, the 'change rooms' were sort of just toilets and showers nowhere to actually put your stuff and get changed, you can leave it on the benches right next to where you swim. You can buy a 10 card pass which was a few dollars per session.

There is meant to be another pool in town but it was always under repair when I found it and tried to go (close tot he alhondiga)
There was also one close to marfil area which took us an hour to find and then was closed on mondays and didn't really have a sign so not sure if it was a pool for lap swimming or not.