kaixxnai
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- May 5, 2023
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I almost did it! Passed out, but was soon saved by the lifeguard. Maybe when my pool opens, I'll try it again when they're on a break! So excited!
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Do you really wanna traumatize some kids? Or is it a different type of swimming club?I almost did it! Passed out, but was soon saved by the lifeguard. Maybe when my pool opens, I'll try it again when they're on a break! So excited
I don't think so. It didn't cause much physical damage.Did you end up breathing in any water? Or were you rescued before you started to drown?
There's no kids in this swimming club. Only 18 and above are allowed to enter.Do you really wanna traumatize some kids? Or is it a different type of swimming club?
Could I ask why you have this as your chosen method? It seems like a pool would be pretty risky with so many people around, isn't there a high chance of resuscitation?I almost did it! Passed out, but was soon saved by the lifeguard. Maybe when my pool opens, I'll try it again when they're on a break! So excited!
I almost did it! Passed out, but was soon saved by the lifeguard. Maybe when my pool opens, I'll try it again when they're on a break! So excited!
That's why I'm doing it on my neighbourhood's pool, instead of swimming practice. There's barely any people there, as not many live near the area. Especially around 4 o'clock.Could I ask why you have this as your chosen method? It seems like a pool would be pretty risky with so many people around, isn't there a high chance of resuscitation?
I don't have any bathtub sadly, so that's impossible.Couldn't you just do it in the tub?
Gladly in my neighbourhood's pool, the lifeguards take a break around 4-5 o'clock, and you can still use the pool if you take care of your own safety.if i were attempting this method i'd do it in my bathtub, personally. idk if you have one. maybe a lake.
i feel as though you're going to get rescued every time if you're in a pool. it's the lifeguards job to keep you alive haha.
While I was waiting for everyone to get changed, so maybe like 3 min. I honestly lost track of time, so it isn't certain.What was your method? How much deep breathing did you do? 1 min?
Will do.They might have their eye on you now that they've had to rescue you while you were blacked out. Just keep that in mind![]()
How long did it take to blackout in water?That's why I'm doing it on my neighbourhood's pool, instead of swimming practice. There's barely any people there, as not many live near the area. Especially around 4 o'clock.
I don't have any bathtub sadly, so that's impossible.
Gladly in my neighbourhood's pool, the lifeguards take a break around 4-5 o'clock, and you can still use the pool if you take care of your own safety.
While I was waiting for everyone to get changed, so maybe like 3 min. I honestly lost track of time, so it isn't certain.
Will do.
ehhh, kind of long. Like 5-6 minutes.How long did it take to blackout in water?
You must be an experienced swimmer to last that long. When I tried this method, I could barely last a minute.ehhh, kind of long. Like 5-6 minutes.
I mean, I do go to swimming lessons thrice a week. I've never attended any competition, but I've turned out pretty good at it. Maybe that's why.You must be an experienced swimmer to last that long. When I tried this method, I could barely last a minute.