So in between putting together sustainable living events, writing proposals & emails, creating presentation decks, going to client/partner meetings, just like any other *reasonably occupied person would do in a workweek, I‘ve decided to make time for swimming (and cut down on Netflix), and I’ve been hanging out quite a bit at these places recently. I kind of have to since I already signed up for @swimjunkieph’s 2.5km swim in May and there’s no turning back. 😂🤪😅 . Prior to the start of my training with @coachmoi, I would swim 1-1.5km as a form of relaxation...in the same way some people considered running (ugh) 🤢 to be meditative. 🤔 . But when I started training, I started to feel all sorts of tiredness that I hadn’t felt for a while now from swimming. . Oh, I know why. I wasn’t normally swimming 2k, nor was I watched by someone who would tell me my form was wrong. 💩 . This conscious effort to swim right made me much less relaxed. But I’m hoping that in time, I’ll get my rhythm, form and movement right. . In the meantime, I’ve been training for about a month and a half now and I just wanted to bookmark this here so I remember. And that I should perhaps work towards swimming 3300m 😆🤪💩and 3:10/100m. . . . . #swimjunkie #swimacademy #bluemind #openwater #waterismedicine #exceptitisalsosometimessoremuscles (at PhilSports Arena)

#SwimAcademy #Age3 #SwimmingLessons 👧🏻😜👀 #AliyaRosaPrado (at American Swim Academy)