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Lakeside Multisports – To Be Or Not To Be?

Is there an open water future in Eastleigh Lakeside Park? Brett Britton and Martin Timby of Lakeside Multisports and Hampshire’s swimming and triathlon community were dealt a major blow with this week’s news that the south region’s only lakeside swimming venue will not be open for business this year. The duo’s Lakeside Multisports ran a

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Open Water Swimming Book: People, Events And Places

Steven Munatones‘ new comprehensive book on open water swimming, published by Human Kinetics, is coming out this summer. In a comprehensive, insider’s view of the sport, he describes everything from short-distance races and triathlon swim legs to solo channel attempts and extreme swims. He covers the wide expanse of the sport with details, technical explanations

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Rough Conditions Expected To Increase For Open Water Races

Researchers reported in the prestigious weekly scientific journal Science Magazine that the average wind speed and wave heights over the world’s ocean over a 23-year period have increased – which has major implications for the open water swimming community. As open water swimmers know, especially those who swim in the ocean, increased wind speeds and

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