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Wednesday
Jun272012

Video - Swim Start of Silicon Valley International Triathlon

DateWednesday, June 27, 2012 at 1:22PM

The day after the SVLC, I watched the start of the Olympic distance race.  It's a beautiful location -  the Uvas Reservoir near Morgan Hill, CA.

Watch closely and you can spot two distinct leading groups; one along the far shore and another closer to us.  Jamie Patrick was with me and he pointed out how the smaller group closer to us was at a slight advantage, enjoying smoother water instead of the churn created in the bigger group.

Tomorrow, we'll talk about a swim start strategy to get you moving faster right from the beginning.

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