Swim Jogging In The Open Water
Besides the many open water swims, Buls Werner of Willebroek, Belgium talks about the swim jogging opportunities in Belgium.“After almost every open water swimming competition, everybody can participate to an open water jogging. This isn’t really a competition and you don’t need to be member of a club or having a license. The average distances are between 500 meters and 1K. For the small sum of €2.5 you can participate. Registration can be done on the day of the open water swim itself. We provide the necessary safety precautions and a nice souvenir. The minimum age to participate is nine years old.”
This is an excellent introduction to get everyone involved in the open water swims in Belgium.
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