There are many swimming pools in Calgary. Tried several swimming pools, and finally locked two: YWCA and YMCA, both of which are close to home. YMCA was introduced in another article, and now it's just YWCA. You don't have to drive to YWCA, but you can take a free train in the city. Calgary belongs to the oil-producing province of Alberta, Canada, so it is very rich. Unlike Vancouver, which belongs to British Columbia, it pays two kinds of taxes, which add up to about 12%. A few years ago, Alberta returned the money to the people because there was a surplus in the provincial treasury. It is said that everyone was given hundreds of Canadian dollars! (Canadian dollar and RMB 7.2 1) Also, because of the money, trains in downtown Calgary are free, and only when they leave the city do they start to charge. So you can go swimming in the YMCA by train and take four or five stops. This swimming pool is 25 meters long and has about 4 waterways, which are divided into fast, middle and slow three speed zones. I swim fast in Asia. I can swim 1000 meters in about 35 minutes without stopping. In North America, I can only swim in the slow lane, because everyone here swims faster than me. What I like most about the YMCA is that the water here is a new disinfection method, which uses salt, so the water is salty, so it can release less chlorine and cause less harm to the skin and hair. Usually there are very few people, except me, two or three people at most, and the swimming environment is very comfortable. Take everything with you, including towels, and lock the wardrobe with a lock. A trip is about 70 RMB, but you can buy ten coupons, which are valid for life, so it can be cheaper.