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Not been swimming for a long time? Or maybe you're just a bit baffled by the seemingly unspoken rules of the pool? Unlike gyms which offer a handy induction every time you've been away for a while, pools can be a bit more intimidating if you haven't swum for a while. We chatted with swim coach and expert Becky Horsbrugh who shared her top swimming pool etiquette tips. 1. Shower Before you Enter the Pool Showering before you swim is important for minimising the amount of chemicals, makeup, deodorant and so on that can end up in the pool. By having a quick rinse before you get in, you help to keep the pool cleaner for you and your fellow swimmers. What's more, deodorant can smell when it mixes with chlorine so try as much as possible to enter the
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