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Suggested ReadingNew posts to the Swimming forums:"Abandonment"From Steven Munatones Definition: A swimmer may retire from a race due to injury, exhaustion or time limits. A race may be abandoned and restarted at a later time due to unsafe conditions on the course. (noun) Examples: When the weather worsened and the waves reached over 10 feet, the referee called for abandonment of the race. Suggested ReadingNew posts to the Swimming forums:Open Water Swim Glossary10km - 10K - 10 kilometerAcclimateAcclimatizationBeach FinishBeaufort Wind Force Scale |
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