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  Triathlon Open Water Swimming Tips Triathlon Open Water Swimming is the great equalizer in triathlon. You can arrive race-ready with a full Ironman training plan under your belt and still lose minutes — or your composure — in the first ten minutes of the swim if you haven't practiced the skills that make open water different from the pool. Speed in open water isn't just about fitness. It's about drafting, sighting, navigating turns, managing starts and exits, and adapting to current. Master those, and you swim faster with less effort. What You'll Learn This guide breaks down the five skills that separate confident open water swimmers from those who survive the swim leg: drafting, sighting, buoy turns, starts/exits, and current adjustments — plus how to train them intentionally, not accidentally.  How Do You Draft Effectively in Triathlon Open Water Swimming Tips Open Water Triathlon Swimming? Drafting in open water works the same way it does in cycling: tuck in close...

Triathlon Open Water Swimming Embark on an exhilarating journey where there's no black line to follow, no hard wall to push off. Discover the thrill of Triathlon open water swimming with RTA's Open Water Swim Clinics. These sessions aren't just about mastering strokes; they're a race day dress rehearsal, unveiling the secrets of open water success. Unlock Your Potential: What You Will Learn Swim Start Strategy : Navigate the chaotic swim start with confidence. Dealing With The Masses : Learn techniques to handle crowds and maintain your pace. Sighting : Master the art of sighting to stay on course efficiently. Drafting: Harness the power of drafting to conserve energy and swim faster. Cornering Buoys : Execute turns smoothly and maintain momentum. Swim Exit : Transition seamlessly from water to land. Wetsuit Removal : Say goodbye to time-consuming wetsuit struggles. Heighten your knowledge, boost your confidence, and leave the beach with a newfound appreciation for th...