More than 6,500 swimmers have signed up to take part in Swim Serpentine tomorrow (Saturday 16 September), the UK’s largest one-day open water swimming festival, in London’s famous Hyde Park.
Father of three, Daniel Lawrence, is swimming two miles at Children with Cancer UK Swim Serpentine in Hyde Park on 21 September to complete his London Classics challenge, just two years after a vicious attack that left him with life changing injuries.
Like any challenge, the more you prepare for your open water swim, the more enjoyment you will get out of it. Follow our simple tips to make sure you enjoy training for Swim Serpentine and have a great time on Swim Day.
Swim Serpentine offers a great opportunity for all ages and abilities to complete an open water swim in the stunning surroundings of the Serpentine lake in London’s Hyde Park. If you’re interested in a speedy swim, check out these sessions to boost your performance!
Overcome your nerves in the open water with this expert advice from Daniel Bullock, Director of Swim for Tri. You'll gain all the confidence you need to take part in an open water swim...
More than 1,500 people with a disability registered to take part this year following accessibility initiatives. Mass field includes eight Paralympic athletes from multiple sports with Paris 2024 swimming gold medallist Tully Kearney making marathon debut.