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Pool+fins

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SpearAddict

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My question, unfortunatly, can't be answer by a lot persons.
Somebody Know if there is a pool that alowed fins in Montréal Canada
For some reason autority thinks that you automatically drown when you put fins on.(I'm beeing sarcastic)

How is it like in other countrys, I really wonder

Thanks



May the carp taste like crabe!!:friday Amen
 
During public hours fins/neckweight/suit aren't allowed in the public pool and there are no times that I can train with the local scuba club. In an olympic pool (there is only a pool, so it's really for swimming) around 10km of my house they allow fins/suit but no neckweight. When I want to train with all my equipment I go to a diving club who also offers apnea training. It's about 35km of my house, but it's the only place where I can train fully equipped. So yes here is it also quiet a problem...
 
Well, perhaps I am taking freedom for granted. Here in the USA, in Arkansas, I can use bifins or monofin, neck weight, mask, snorkel. I'm not the only one anymore, either! They do allow bikinis...might be called visual stimulation...obesity is very common in the southern United States however. I will leave it at that. I keep my hands locked together, my head between my elbows, and my eyes fixed on the little tiles on the bottom of the pool ;-))
 
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