Do you love swimming?

Undoubtedly, swimming is one of the best sport out there. In fact, it is one of the most popular sport out there as well. Swimming is an art. It requires you to be physically fit and you need to have a unique physique in order to become a good swimmer. This is one of the most essential things about being a swimmer. You may also need a good coach. So, do you love swimming?

Swimming is an excellent exercise. It helps massage your whole body but it's a low impact exercise. Even though I don't know how to swim, I admire people that swim..

Swimming is a luxury here because it's hard to find a clean pool water. But back in the village, we go to the rivers to swim. Yes, I love swimming a lot but it's been a while I swim since I moved to the city

Unfortunately, I don't know how to swim; it's one sport I have always admired. Especially those who know how to dive underwater; it always looks so cool.

I always admire those that can swim, but I can’t to even save my life. I have tried my best to even learn to be an amateur swimmer, but it’s just not forthcoming to me. I’ve given up.

Yes of course, I love to swim. Even though I don't usually go for swimming regularly but whenever I do make out time to go for a swim, I will be in the pool for at least 4-5 hours.

Yes, I LOVE it! It’s been years since I’ve been able to afford to go swimming, but I really do love it. When I’m able to, I’ll go somewhere to swim again—but I prefer swimming pools, not the sea. The sea is infinitely more complicated and somewhat dangerous; I only like swimming in pools—it’s incredibly stress-relieving and satisfying.

I don’t swim, I never learned it. My father never encouraged us to pick interest in swimming and when I was adult, I almost had a phobia around swimming. However, in recent times I have started loving swimming, and I encourage my kids to swim.

I love swimming, because we have two swimming pool in our compound, I learn how to swim at home, but I only swim during the weekends.

On Oct 19, 2026, tray59 said:

I love swimming, because we have two swimming pool in our compound, I learn how to swim at home, but I only swim during the weekends.

But I’m left wondering: when you want to swim, where do you do it? Do you swim at home, or do you have to go somewhere that has a pool? I ask because, from what I understood of what you wrote, there are only two pools in your entire city—yet you learned to swim at home. How did you manage that if you don’t have a pool at home? Or do you actually have one?

On Oct 20, 2026, pixelshadewolf said:

But I’m left wondering: when you want to swim, where do you do it? Do you swim at home, or do you have to go somewhere that has a pool? I ask because, from what I understood of what you wrote, there are only two pools in your entire city—yet you learned to swim at home. How did you manage that if you don’t have a pool at home? Or do you actually have one?

please read my post again, I said that we had two swimming pool in our compound not city, the swimming pool is very close to my residential house, so I can swim there anytime I feel like, the owner of the pool is my close relative.

I used to love swimming when I was younger, but I can’t say that I love it as much now as I used to when I were younger.

I always remember heading out with friends, and we would always end up at the local leisure centre in the swimming pool there. They used to do 2 hour sessions and would turn on the waves in the pool during those two-hour sessions, which was a lot of fun back then.

Swimming is one of my favourite exercise. It's a good cardio workout. I also love going to the beach from time to time but only swim in a swimming pool.