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18th BridgetoBridge Open Water Races Saturday, June 25, 2016, Atlantic City, NJ Hosted by Pleasantville Aquatics MA Sanction#: MA 16175 OW SANCTION: Held under the sanction of USA Swimming/Middle

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How to fill out open water races

1. Research the open water race you plan to participate in and familiarize yourself with the specific rules and requirements.
2. Evaluate your swimming abilities and determine if you are ready for the open water race. It is important to be comfortable swimming in open water and have sufficient endurance.
3. Train specifically for open water swimming by incorporating outdoor swims in lakes, rivers, or oceans into your regular swimming routine.
4. Practice drafting techniques, as open water races often involve swimming in close proximity to other participants. Learn how to swim closely behind or beside other swimmers to minimize resistance.
5. Develop a race strategy and set realistic goals. Determine your desired pace, establish milestones, and plan for different scenarios that may arise during the race.
6. Familiarize yourself with the course and study the map provided by the race organizers. Understand the buoy placements, start and finish points, and any landmarks that can guide you during the race.
7. Practice sighting techniques to navigate in open water. Lift your head slightly out of the water every few strokes to spot the buoys or other reference points along the course.
8. Get comfortable with swimming in a wetsuit if the race regulations allow it. Wearing a wetsuit provides buoyancy and insulation.
9. Prepare your gear including goggles, swim cap, sunscreen, and any additional equipment required by the race. Consider using a brightly colored swim cap to increase visibility.
10. On race day, arrive early to check in, warm up, and acclimate to the water temperature. Follow the instructions provided by the race officials and be aware of safety precautions.
11. During the race, focus on your technique, breathing, and pace. Stay calm and avoid unnecessary energy expenditure.
12. After completing the race, take time to recover and celebrate your achievement. Reflect on your performance and areas for improvement.
13. Finally, continue to train and participate in open water races to refine your skills and enjoy the exhilarating experience.

Who needs open water races?

1. Competitive swimmers looking for new challenges and opportunities to test their skills outside of pool settings.
2. Triathletes who need to improve their open water swimming abilities for triathlon events.
3. Swimmers who prefer the freedom and adventure of swimming in natural environments like lakes, rivers, or oceans.
4. Those seeking a physically demanding yet rewarding outdoor activity that combines fitness with a connection to nature.
5. Individuals looking to engage in a social and supportive swimming community through open water races.
6. Swimmers who want to overcome their fear or anxiety related to swimming in open water.
7. Anyone interested in exploring different race formats and experiencing the thrill of competing against others in a unique setting.

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What is open water races?

Open water races are competitive swimming events held in natural bodies of water, such as lakes or oceans.

Who is required to file open water races?

Event organizers or those responsible for coordinating open water races are required to file the necessary permits and documentation.

How to fill out open water races?

Open water races must be filled out by providing information such as event details, safety measures, participants list, and emergency response plans.

What is the purpose of open water races?

The purpose of open water races is to promote physical fitness, competition, and recreational swimming in a natural environment.

What information must be reported on open water races?

Information such as event location, date, distance, safety measures, race rules, emergency contacts, and participant waivers must be reported on open water races.