Open water swimming / by Munatones, Steven

RFID Timing Antenna for Open Water Swimming Competitions by Helmut Woellik

“…Typically, it is used in running, cycling and triathlon events, but with some modifications even swimming athletes in water can be detected. In open water swimming competitions, the distance between the athletes and the RFID antenna must be larger so that escort boats or small ships can pass the gate without getting into dangerous situations. …”
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Case report: Open water swimming as a possible treatment for asthma by Kirsty Greenfield, William Verling, Thomas Larcombe, Gary James Connett

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The meaning of open-water swimming for adults in Ireland: a qualitative study by Edel Murray, Jackie Fox

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Water quality for triathlon and open water swimming competitions in Brazilian freshwaters by Lopes Frederico Azevedo, Leite Andrea Coelho

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Hyperthermia and Exertional Heatstroke During Running, Cycling, Open Water Swimming, and Triathlon Events by Armstrong LE, Johnson EC, Adams WM, Jardine JF

“…These articles indicated that event medical teams recognized hyperthermia and EHS in the majority of running and triathlon field studies (range, 58.8 to 85.7%), whereas few reports of hyperthermia and EHS appeared in cycling and open water swimming field studies (range, 0 to 20%). Sports medicine position statements and consensus reports also exhibited these event-specific differences. …”
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The effect of six days open water swimming activity on salivary, oxidative stress and cortisol levels on elite master swimmers by Nihal Sekhar Oktay, Kubilay Cimen, Beste Tacal Aslan, Sukriye Caliskan, Cengiz Karagozoglu, Korkut Ulucan

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Self-reported benefits and risks of open water swimming to health, wellbeing and the environment: Cross-sectional evidence from a survey of Scottish swimmers. by David M Oliver, Craig W McDougall, Tony Robertson, Blair Grant, Nick Hanley, Richard S Quilliam

“…However, the majority of participants perceived the risks to the environment from open water swimming to be minimal. Our study adds to the growing evidence that open water swimming is perceived by participants as benefitting their mental and physical wellbeing. …”
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Cold Water Swimming and Pregnancy: A Scoping Review and Consensus Recommendations by J Shawe, M Felton, JC Harper, C Mark Harper, R Stidson, M Tipton, S Blowers, K Fraser, S Hingley, E McGrath, G Bainbridge, Massey Heather

Subjects: “…cold/open water swimming…”
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Nutritional support for a person with type 1 diabetes undertaking endurance swimming by Siân Rilstone, Siân Rilstone, Paul Spurway, Nick Oliver, Neil E. Hill

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The relationship of wearing a wetsuit in long-distance open-water swimming with sex, age, calendar year, performance, and nationality – crossing the “Strait of Gibraltar” by Nikolaidis PT, Sousa CV, Knechtle B

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The effects of race and probiotic supplementation on the intestinal microbiota of 10-km open-water swimmers by Xuehan Li, Yihsuan Lin, Yue Chen, Hongtao Sui, Jianhao Chen, Jiaqi Li, Guoqing Zhang, Yi Yan

Subjects: “…10-km open-water swim…”
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OUTdoor Swimming as a nature-based Intervention for DEpression (OUTSIDE): study protocol for a feasibility randomised control trial comparing an outdoor swimming intervention to us... by Heather Massey, Hannah Denton, Amy Burlingham, Mara Violato, Anna-Marie Bibby-Jones, Rebecca Cunningham, Sandy Ciccognani, Sam Robertson, Clara Strauss

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Risk of hypothermia in a new olympic event: the 10-km marathon swim by Renata R. T. Castro, Fernanda SNS Mendes, Antonio Claudio L. Nobrega

“…INTRODUCTION: There are no available data addressing the potential clinical risks of open-water swimming competitions. OBJECTIVE: Address the risks of hypothermia and hypoglycemia during a 10-km open-water swimming competition in order to alert physicians to the potential dangers of this recently-introduced Olympic event. …”
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Monitoring the psychological and physiological effects of 320k Sochi-Giresun marathon elite open water master swimming event by Kubilay Çimen, Cengiz Karagözoğlu

“…Research findings revealed some psychological differences between nighttime and daytime open-water swimming results. Male swimmers exhibited higher levels of perceived stress level and perceived difficulty level. …”
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Mortes na Natação de Águas Abertas, por quê? by Fabrizio Di Masi

“…Open water swimming is characterized by competitions at seas, lakes, lagoons, dams, rivers and other water mirrors. …”
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Se baigner à nouveau dans la Seine : l’héritage promis par les Jeux olympiques et paralympiques de Paris 2024 by Julia Moutiez

“…At the same time, the development of open water swimming as a sport offers an exceptional opportunity to showcase the architectural and natural heritages of cities hosting the games. …”
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Core Temperature in Triathletes during Swimming with Wetsuit in 10 °C Cold Water by Jørgen Melau, Maria Mathiassen, Trine Stensrud, Mike Tipton, Jonny Hisdal

“…Twenty triathletes, 37.6 ± 9 years (12 males and 8 females) were recruited to perform open water swimming in 10 °C seawater; while rectal temperature (Tre) and skin temperature (Tskin) were recorded. …”
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Olympic distance duathlon and cardiac performance in highly‐trained triathletes by J. A. Donaldson, J. D. Wiles, M. Papadakis, S. Sharma, R. Sharma, J. M. O'Driscoll

“…While Olympic triathlon (swim‐bike‐run) remains the standard format, increasing concerns about water quality in natural waterways present ongoing challenges for open‐water swimming events, highlighting the potential need to consider alternative formats such as duathlon (run‐bike‐run) in some circumstances. …”
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Non-Fatal Drowning Risk Prediction Based on Stacking Ensemble Algorithm by Xinshan Xie, Zhixing Li, Haofeng Xu, Dandan Peng, Lihua Yin, Ruilin Meng, Wei Wu, Wenjun Ma, Qingsong Chen

“…We found the following risk factors are closely associated with the risk of non-fatal drowning: the frequency of swimming in open water, distance between the school and the surrounding open waters, swimming skills, personality (introvert) and relationality with family members. …”
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