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This article is from the Triathlon FAQ, by with numerous contributions by James Goddard others.
Most suburban areas have pools available for lap swimming. The YMCA
and health clubs are a good place to start. Many areas have city
recreational centers that also offer lap swimming. Often local high
schools or colleges will have a lap pool, call and ask if they allow
public use.>/p?
If you don't know about any in your area, US Masters Swimming offers a
searchable list of swim locations at
http://www.usms.org/placswim/search.php
A great international list can be found at
http://www.swimmersguide.com/.
Finding a place for open water swims in your area can be more
difficult. Many areas have lakes with public beaches but the swim
area is often cordoned off to a small, easily life guarded space. The
best bet is to ask other triathletes in your area where they train.
 
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