Swimming

When swimmers choose to swim open waters, they encounter many obstacles such as cloudy water, zero bottom visibility, and staying on the track. And with all types of "navigation issues" there is the unavoidable trouble of "getting on track". All this is surely a noticeable waste of energy and time! So the common issue for beginner and intermediate swimmers alike is how to breathe in open water swimming? Luckily there are various tricks for properly taming the natural element and the environment without losing the bearings. These have to be followed from the beginning to the end.

If you've been swimming all your life and have competed at all levels in an indoor pool, you probably already know how exciting it can be for a swimmer to change lanes in a pool for the immense ocean waters, without limits and totally exposed to the climatic changes of the high seas. It is impossible for a pool swimmer to succeed and adapt to swimming in open water? Of course not, everything is possible with good preparation. However, at first the change can be overwhelming and cause more than one problem among beginner swimmers of this demanding modality of swimming.