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Open water swimming [ edit ]

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Open water swimming is an outdoor activity to swim in the sea , lake or river and a sport. Among them, the triathlon included a part of open water swimming. In the 2000 Olympics in Sydney , triathlon athletes needed 1.5 kilometers of open water swimming. 2005 Canada Montreal 's World Swimming Championships on with five kilometers, 10 kilometers and 25 kilometers small items. On October 27, 2005, the International Olympic Committee decided to include open water swimming as one of the official competitions for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games , with 10 kilometers for men and 10 kilometers for women. Open Water Swimming Record August 10, 2012, London Olympics 10km water for men swimming in open waters, Beijing Olympic men's 1500m freestyle champion, Sun Yang's rival - Tunisia's famous Mai Luli, at 1 hour 49 minutes 55 The second wins the championship, and there are gold medals for two consecutive Olympic Games.

Supporting equipment [ edit ]

The only necessary equipment for open water swimming is a swimming kit, which includes brightly coloured swimming caps to increase the visibility of athletes. In addition, bathing suits or swim trunks are also necessary.
Recently, based on the consideration of open water swimmers’ personal safety, a patented “ safety inflatable float ” has been launched. Its role is to protect one’s own safety and save others in danger. The ball is striking to avoid the collision damage of the vessel. Personal items, including mobile phones, can be placed. They do not affect the swimmers' swimming movements after they are worn. The ball can be printed with various logos.

External links [ edit ]

Related Multimedia Resourcesin Wikimedia Commons : Open Water Swimming
  • About open water swimming page
  • Oceanswims

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