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Beach noodles...
Janet's has the ramen noodles and I have seen beach noodles in Cabarete but don't know where to buy them.
The Ramen taste much better though!
If it`s what I think it is they are mostly found in smimming pools as floatation device. Also good for exercising in water.
If it`s what I think it is they are mostly found in smimming pools as floatation device. Also good for exercising in water.
That's kinky.
I like going to the deep and of the pool and put one between my legs. It keeps me from drowning while exercising.
Anyway Derfish says they can be found at Mermaid, aka La Sirena.
I like going to the deep and of the pool and put one between my legs. It keeps me from drowning while exercising.
Good to hear you like to stay on top of the latest fitness trends.:bunny:
They have (or had, haven't been there in a while) them at the "Dollar Store" in Cabarete, next to Ferreteria Linares/Plaza Media Luna.
If it`s what I think it is they are mostly found in smimming pools as floatation device. Also good for exercising in water.
Okay,I've seen them before. I just didn't know they were called beach noodles.:classic:
hmmm, like anna said, stuff them between patas and you are good to go
easy way: sit on the noodle leaving slighly more in the front and a bit less in the back. sit straight and pedal, like on a bike. use two straws if more than 75kg.
for easy swimming lessons in adults who may be scared of water: again, put the straws between legs and lie down supporting your arms on the straws. nice floating while legs and hands can be used to move about in the water.
lazy way: put the straw behind your back, bend and support your back and arms, like on an armchair.
there are many ways to use the noodles/straws. they are bendable and they offer good resistance. as i say, a heavier person, especially when they are learning how to swim and have little confidence, should use two of those. if you know how to swim and you are comfortable in the water one is more that enough to support your weight.