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Triathlon Swim Tips -  Practice in Open Water If at all possible, practice in the open water. As obvious as this may sound, it really is the only way to get used to swim in open water. Depending on where you live this may or may not be an option. My suggestion is this. Arrive a day or two before the race and go out and swim the open water you will race in. Just spending fifteen minutes getting used to the waves, current and feel of the water will go a long way come race day.

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Triathlon Swim Tip - Keep your arm from crossing over. One of the most common bad habits I see in swimmers is the arm crossing over to the opposite side on the pull. Breathing on your left side results in your right arm crossing over, breathing on your left side results in your right arm crossing. Often this happens when one goes to breathe, but sometimes it's caused just from over-rotating. To avoid this, make sure your head isn't moving with the rest of your body, and try to pull more in a straight line (still bending the elbow) and ending the pull on the same side you started. (For example, right hand slices into the water, pulls back and hand ends up near right hip.)

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Triathlon Swim Tip - Hand entry. Slice your hand into the water right about at your goggle line, and drive it forward. Many swimmers attempt to get as much "air time" as possible by reaching the hand out before entering into the water, but it is actually more efficient to go through the water with your hand as you rotate from one side to the other.

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