Came here for mold, left satisfied.

Find a time when lanes aren’t taken over by the local swimming club, tri-athletes, would-be tri-athletes and the lifers who are there to swim as slowly as possible.

The problem is in practice nobody does that. People who would split the lane are in their own world. There is no “collective thought” in a lane full of fitness strangers.

ok, venue secured, how about some actual U.S. coverage? the 30 min digest really isn’t cutting it...

That’s not my job

I “got” the information from the post above. Inferring that I made something up that wasn’t there isn’t really accurate as I never stated a 2nd source (intentionally). 

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1) legitimate gripe, agreed - counterpoint says that means passing is artificially more possible at this track than others however

At face value you’re saying the issue is because it is a physically smaller track with smaller, more pronounced lane width changes, yet Talledega has similar calls for being “too dangerous”. Which one is it? Maybe the problem is racing is inherently dangerous? Race car drivers are inherently risk-taking and…

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1) Lane choice seems to be limited when you show up during a swimming open session. The crowd tends to spread out regardless of their ability. Analogy, drive on the Jersey turnpike and see who goes in the passing lane. People who are passing?

I’m all for promoting the sport that I was part of for over 20 years as great exercise, but there needs to be a message about all of the subtle “rules” of lap swimming that beginners never know and greatly effect (towards the negative) the success of other people’s workouts.
1) Do not swim in a lane that you remotely…

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Heros?