LCKinder 27 June 2025
What you need to know!

What you need to know!

What do you get?

Your Child will receive - 

  • Medal at the finish line
  • T-shirt Prior
  • Bib Number
  • 1 Temporary Tattoo (this must be worn by the ADULT and NOT the child taking part)


Before the event

  • All entries will close 2 weeks prior to the event. There is a limited capacity for the event and once the event has sold out/closed we will not be taking any more entries.
  • Everything your child needs to race will need to be picked up from registration (The Salterns, Car Park)

 

On the day

  • Your child must be down at the beach by 4:00pm to be sorted into age groups for the start at 4.30pm.
  • All children must be wearing the t-shirt bib number and 1 tattoo and the other tattoo should be on the Parent/Guardian.
  • All children will be released back to parents/guardians with the corresponding tattoos.
  • If you have more than 1 child entered, please make sure you are wearing all the corresponding tattoos.

 

LCW adds New Zealand to portfolio

We are very excited to announce our latest addition to the LCW family.

The importance of your leg kick in open water swimming. The importance of your leg kick in open water swimming.

Ever heard people saying, ‘You don’t need to use your legs in open water because you’re in a wetsuit’?? OR ‘You need to save your legs for the Bike & Run’??

Training the Swimming Energy systems Training the Swimming Energy systems

As triathletes were all familiar with the 5 training zones but in swimming, we like to make things more scientific and slightly more technical. This month I will be explaining the Swimming Energy systems with an easy-to-follow guide to help you put together your own swim session plan.

Out of interest which Activity Wales races are you doing?? Out of interest which Activity Wales races are you doing??

Top Tip - Start with a sprint tri early in the season. Swansea is a good one to get your confidence up as the swim is in SA1 Dock which is a great environment as you don’t have to battle the seas tide and currents.