Swimmer Recounts Hours in Waves Before Sudden Calm (Full Transcript)

A swimmer describes changing strokes to battle waves, then confusion upon reaching shallow ground as wind drops and the water settles.

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[00:00:01] Speaker 1: y empecé a nadar. Hice un montón de estropeos diferentes. Freestyle, intentando llegar más rápido, y estropeo de brazos para salir bajo el agua y no luchar contra las olas. Y estropeo de espalda cuando me cansé. Pero me tomó un par de horas llegar al puente después de eso. Y cuando llegué al fondo del suelo, pensé, ¿cómo estoy en el suelo ahora?

[00:00:28] Speaker 2: ¿Es un sueño? ¿Cómo estoy en el suelo ahora?

[00:00:30] Speaker 3: El viento se agarró y se fue de ahí, así que perdimos las olas y se empezó a seguir flotando más en lugar de volver al suelo.

Summary

The speakers describe a long swim using different strokes to handle waves and fatigue, taking a couple of hours to reach a bridge. One speaker is confused about suddenly being on the ground, while another suggests it feels like a dream. A third explains the wind died down, causing the waves to disappear and the water to settle, changing how they were floating relative to the seabed.

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A Long Swim, Changing Waves, and Suddenly Hitting Ground

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Key Takeaways

The swimmer adapted strokes to conditions (speed, waves, fatigue).
The trip took hours, indicating challenging conditions or distance.
A sudden change in wind can reduce waves and alter buoyancy/position relative to the bottom.
The speakers express disorientation about transitioning from floating to being on the ground.

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Sentiments

Neutral: The tone is mainly descriptive and reflective, with mild confusion and surprise about ending up on the ground, but no strong positive or negative emotional cues.

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