Open-water swim clinics?
cheshirecatastrophe
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Hey, all!
tl;dr - Does anyone know of any weekend or day-long clinics that teach open water or tri-specific swim skills?
I've done a couple of pool-based sprint tris, and obviously I am not satisfied with that. However, I have zero--and I mean zero--appreciable OWS skills. If I'm in a non-chlorinated body of water, I'm wearing scuba gear.
Does anyone know of any weekend or day-long clinics that teach open water or tri-specific swim skills? The tri guru at my LBS suggested a couple of "triathlon camps," but they turned out to be mostly about the bike with the option of pool swimming.
I like traveling for this stuff, so location is not a limitation. And I'm an ex-ex-ex-ex club swimmer, so (pool) stroke technique and endurance are fine (although the speed isn't quite there yet).
tl;dr - Does anyone know of any weekend or day-long clinics that teach open water or tri-specific swim skills?
I've done a couple of pool-based sprint tris, and obviously I am not satisfied with that. However, I have zero--and I mean zero--appreciable OWS skills. If I'm in a non-chlorinated body of water, I'm wearing scuba gear.
Does anyone know of any weekend or day-long clinics that teach open water or tri-specific swim skills? The tri guru at my LBS suggested a couple of "triathlon camps," but they turned out to be mostly about the bike with the option of pool swimming.
I like traveling for this stuff, so location is not a limitation. And I'm an ex-ex-ex-ex club swimmer, so (pool) stroke technique and endurance are fine (although the speed isn't quite there yet).
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Don't know if you are located on the West Coast, but one of the mentors in my BT forum group is Scott Kubinsky. He lives in So Cal and has a tri focused swimming site that lists his clinics and lessons. It is called "triathlonswimcoach.com". Hope that helps.
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