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  1. I need to learn swimming in short time. The problem is that I'm too shy to walk around in swim
    trunks alone (have a few scars near my shoulder blades). I'd be comfortable if I could wear a wet
    suit covering my upper body. I'd rather not call attention to myself by wearing it in a heated
    indoor pool. Is the use of such suits common there? If yes, could you suggest one?

  2. Wearing wetsuits in a pool is highly unusual, except for the
    scuba diving classes. :-)

    People will not be studying your anatomy, and even if they do notice a scar, so what?

    Don't worry about the scars. Heck, I have a miserable little skinny body, but I don't let
    that stop me!

    Don

    "Raul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I need to learn swimming in short time. The problem is that I'm too shy to walk around in swim
    trunks alone (have a few scars near my shoulder blades). I'd be comfortable if I could wear a wet
    suit covering my upper body. I'd rather not call attention to myself by wearing it in a heated
    indoor pool. Is the use of such suits common there? If yes, could you suggest one?

  3. Raul said:

    I need to learn swimming in short time. The problem is that I'm too shy to walk around in swim
    trunks alone (have a few scars near my shoulder blades). I'd be comfortable if I could wear a
    wet suit

    Many of the swimmers in my pool have huge scars, usually stemming from heart surgery, knee surgury,
    etc. None wear wetsuits, although one male does wear a triathlon shirt.

    Still, if you'd rather cover up, www.kiefer.com has some fuller-coverage suits in their
    online catalog.

    Ross

  4. In article <nXUPb.102675$5V2.381779@attbi_s53>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    Wearing wetsuits in a pool is highly unusual, except for the scuba diving classes. :-)

    People will not be studying your anatomy, and even if they do notice a scar, so what?

    Don't worry about the scars. Heck, I have a miserable little skinny body, but I don't let that
    stop me!

    Don

    "Raul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I need to learn swimming in short time. The problem is that I'm too shy to walk around in swim
    trunks alone (have a few scars near my shoulder blades). I'd be comfortable if I could wear a
    wet suit covering my upper body. I'd rather not call attention to myself by wearing it in a
    heated indoor pool. Is the use of such suits common there? If yes, could you suggest one?

    And I'm on the brink of requiring a man-ziere - and that doesn't stop me either. If you have scars
    on your back, just tell them you were a water polo player (I do, and I was...)

    - Al

  5. Quoted message said:

    And I'm on the brink of requiring a man-ziere

    It's a "bro"!

    --
    chris

    "Nothing is real."

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