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Interval Training In The Open Water

Physiological data indicates that when you train at high-intensity intervals, you develop an increased endurance capacity and burn more calories. Interval training is standard in the pool, but what about intervals in open water? Swimmers often map landmarks on the shore and use these as reference points for intervals, doing easy-medium-hard laps or loops as […]

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Ollie Signorini Rips A Good One Into Freshwater Beach

Medical student Greg Whitman reported from Australia, “After a week of unrelenting rain, clear skies welcomed the South Curl Curl SLSC 2K Ocean Swim. Strong surf, however, necessitated a course change. The original course, scheduled to run from South Curl Curl to Freshwater Beach along the spectacular rock cliffs, was rerouted to a loop within

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Open Water Dolphining – Flat And Fast At The Start And Finish

Open Water Dolphining – Flat And Fast At The Start And Finish Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Dolphining or jumping out and over the surface of the water at the start and finish of open water swims is a key skill for competitive athletes. Dolphining should be long and flat dives with your hands

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