I just wrote about my race plans for next year and didn’t have the Henley Swim inĀ (Sun 10th July 2016). My plans might change and, to be honest, I also forgot to add in the River Arun 3.8km swim.
Henley has various distances: 2.1k upstream and a 14k bridge to bridge (I’ll NOT be doing that!!) and the Henley Mile (that’s more like it).
River Arun (Sat 18th June 2016) benefits from being Ironman distance. Although with a good tidal flow and swimming downstream very many of you should be easily able to do it in under an hour.
Last Updated on 4 February 2024 by the5krunner
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Is it just me or is nearly Ā£50 to swim a mile in the Thames taking advantage somewhat?
well. put like that. YES !! š Tho ask that bloke the other year from NZ who swam around the boats in Hammersmith…he got deported. Ā£50 would be a small price to stay in the country for him. (re: boat race)