Hang gliding is a close second. You are almost soaring through the air by yourself. But the big wing contraption is still there and you have to keep moving forward to stay aloft. When you're swimming, there's just you and the water. Up, down, those directions only limit you to the extent you can hold your breath.
There's some kind of irony in there about flying but having no air. Meh.
I use it as a wallpaper. |
I can't swim, but I get what you mean about how it's really quite close to actually flying. The two experiences are probably not very dissimilar.
ReplyDeleteBeen encouraging you to try swimming again for months, man. You can take that "probably" out of your sentence after you do.
DeleteU-unless you're one of dem sinkers.
Mark you can't swim? I didn't know people like you existed! You're very unique!
DeleteAs a person who can swim (and fly) I can tell you that, yes, they are very similar experiences!
I love swimming too! and I'm proud to say that I can swim :D I'm not good at any style of swimming but I can swim, though I can't hold my breath for more than 1 minute and I'm not expert at any style of swimming but I can swim..('',)
ReplyDeletewhat am I saying here? HAHA~
ReplyDeletehaha I wonder... (%_____)
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