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of course you can
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Yes you can. I see swimmers swimming in public pools wearing wet suits for training. Trust me, I’m Australian.
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yes.
thats what fast skins are made of
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of coarse you cna, if your cold its a great way to keep warm!
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For sure, many swimming instructors do to stay warm
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