<p>hahaha :)</p>
<p>all i know is, i went to get a funnel cake during 3 and came back to 22. lol</p>
<p>strokes were either 4 or 5 to cover 25 yards or meters, whichever we used. no idea on times, i just remember you jump off the 5 meter, swim to and under the bulkhead, swim to the next bulkhead and either turn back (water haze) or swim under that one too (swimming) hornet, you remember?</p>
<p>I think the 250 meter had to be done in 4:15 for validation. 4 strokes on elementary, 5 for side stroke, and 6 (not sure) for breast stroke.</p>
<p>i just talked to someone in my squad about it. sounds like with a little practice, it wouldn’t be impossible to validate, yeah?</p>
<p>so everyone talks about the bulkhead, but i don’t know what you’re talking about. is it in the pool all the time? i don’t remember seeing it…</p>
<p>sorry for the stupid questions. ;)</p>
<p>not during some water events like water polo games. its the thing you walk across over the middle of the pool. if you go down to the main pool (not the water polo pool) you should see it. it only goes down several feet</p>
<p>It’s good at triggering fears. Many people get a little freaked out when a solid object is “blocking” their path to air. 99.99% can get over it, but it is a weird feeling.</p>
<p>oooook. i got it. 
i went down today.</p>