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Theres a few reasons for that. First, once you stop swimming, your body temperature will start to decrease because you aren't exerting anymore energy. Secondly, you're wet, so it is easier to feel cold, especially if there is wind. Thirdly, the pool water was probably cooler than your body temperature so it would cool you.
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When you swim in the ocean or in the lake you will feel pleasant and warm but when you exit in the lake you will feel cold?
Wind chill factor.
What are people who swim in ice cold water?
crazy.
Do labradors feel the cold?
yes. all dogs do. although they have extra body fat, to be able to swim in cold waters to catch fish that escape from nets,they do get cold.
How did the people in the early civilisations measure temperature?
When they feel hot they think it's hot n feel cold then they feel cold
Do people with blue eyes fell the cold?
Do they feel the cold. Yes.
Do all people that have anemia stay cold?
No. Most people who have anemia do not feel cold. Most people who feel cold do not have anemia. In fact, I'm not sure there is really much correlation between the two.
How else can seals swim in cold waters?
they can swim upside down in cold water to
What do people feel about wind?
That it is cold and can be an inderance.
Why should you take a swim on a hot day?
cause on a hot day your sweaty and everything and when you splash in that cold water you'll feel awesome.But if its cold you want to stay dry and warm.
It is cold today?
yes it is to cold today to swim
Is it possible to take a swim in Baltic Sea?
People do; there are several beach resorts on the North Sea coast in the UK - but it is cold!
I am shaking after swimming is that normal I am not a professional swimmer and usually swim few times can this be the cause?
Sometimes after people swim, they get cold when they get out of the water so you could be cold. Or, sometimes if you hardly swim and then you go swimming, the muscles get relaxed and when you get out and start using them again, they might cause shaking.
