Gold Coast Summer Swims
Gold Coast Summer Swims
Courtesy of Engine Swim, Gold Coast, Australia.
Engine Swim is launching a new series of short ocean swim held every month on December 7th, January 19th and February 16th.
The Gold Coast Summer Swims are super social and the distances are great training goals – think of them as stepping stones to longer distances and other events.
For swim training, for surf practice, for race prep – these events are built for Summer fun in the surf, no matter what your motivation is.
1.25 km Summer Swim is the main event. It is a point-to-point swim designed to be achievable for all abilities and starts from Greenmount Beach and finishes at Kirra Beach, home of the Cooly Classic.
The 1.75 km Step Up is an option starting at Coolangatta Beach, then linking with the Summer Swim course.
For more information, visit here.
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Gold Coast Summer Swims
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