Is there a swimming pool,narrow but very very deep? and where is it?
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You mean a water well?
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Get trained. You need strong swimming skills and good technique or you are risking your  life as well. Try the Red Cross, or a similar organization. Since I don't know where you live I can't make any other suggestions for training.\nAlways supervise children and pets around the pool. Even a short distraction can be fatal.
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Yes.  Someplace about 1 mile underwater where we wouldn't have to hear about them or see anything of or about them ever again.  Insipid BS.  Meaningless tripe.  Go read a book.
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No.  There's nowhere near enough pressure.  You need to go down about 50 meters before the bends can hit you upon surfacing.  Depending on your physicall fitness, you may even be able to go deeper.
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Start in the shallow end, then slowsly move to areas of the pool that are increasing deep, you'll learn to keep yourself afloat when you go under, if u go under u simply just push off the buttem of the pool... be carefull though, have a friend or life gaurd around, and dont try it in the deep part first, you can die... even with a friends help
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deep dark voids of water.
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somewhere with water is a good idea...be a bit more specific with your question!
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Check with the Burlingame Aquatic Club.  They may direct you with a great place to get swimming lessons.
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dont try swimming there\naverage temperature for the warmest month (July) is below 10°C / 50°F.
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Try the harvard univ. pool.
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theres good game called MAX POOL.. u can search for it on google..\n\nthe AKA of it is COOL POOL.. AWESOME 3d POOL
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Looks like the closest one is:\n\nWinterchase Pool\n4982 Stone Holw NW\nAcworth, GA 30101\n\n(770) 966-7051
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An Olympic size swimming pool is the type of pool used in the Olympic Games. The size of the pool is commonly used to define the size of other objects, or to explain how much water is in a particular location. The FINA specifications for an Olympic pool are as follows:\n\nLength: 50 m \nWidth: 25 m \nNumber of lanes: 8 \nLane width: 2.5 m \nWater temperature: 25 °C - 28°C \nLight intensity: >1500 lux \nDepth: 2.0 m minimum \n\nThere must be two spaces 2.5 m wide outside lanes 1 and 8 (in effect, two empty lanes).
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Go to your town swimming pool, they'll most likely have lessons, just ask the front counter, or employees\n\n-Bradnaut
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There's the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach.  That's probably what you're looking for.\n\nEnjoy.
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Look for a YMCA or a public pool. Even a community college. Swimming lessons are a local phenomenon so you have to look in your immediate area.
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That is a trick question.  There are florida keys below water\nlevel and can only be seen while scuba diving. Too many to count, but you can try.