My gym, it's just a quick duck across the hall into the back door of the women's changing rooms. (Men's changing rooms are upstairs)
I've got my routine down to 'get up, put on swimsuit under clothes, do the final lunch prep, wander out the door', then stripping back down to the swimsuit when I get to the gym (20 minute drive, because it's near work, not near home), put on the swim cap and goggles, and go swim. Then after I swim, I grab my bigger bath sheet towel and a turban towel, go shower, and spin-dry my suit. By the time I'm back at the locker and dressed, my hair is about 2/3 dry, and 5 minutes with the provided hair dryer gets me enough of the rest of the way.
I do pay more for my gym because they provide hairdryers (and a lot of other stuff: shampoo, conditioner, etc.) and because at the times I go it is not horrendously busy. Trade off!
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My gym, it's just a quick duck across the hall into the back door of the women's changing rooms. (Men's changing rooms are upstairs)
I've got my routine down to 'get up, put on swimsuit under clothes, do the final lunch prep, wander out the door', then stripping back down to the swimsuit when I get to the gym (20 minute drive, because it's near work, not near home), put on the swim cap and goggles, and go swim. Then after I swim, I grab my bigger bath sheet towel and a turban towel, go shower, and spin-dry my suit. By the time I'm back at the locker and dressed, my hair is about 2/3 dry, and 5 minutes with the provided hair dryer gets me enough of the rest of the way.
I do pay more for my gym because they provide hairdryers (and a lot of other stuff: shampoo, conditioner, etc.) and because at the times I go it is not horrendously busy. Trade off!