Coastman 1st Openwater Aquathlon Series
October 20, 2024
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Challenge your courage and confidence by joining the COASTMAN 1st Openwater Aquathlon Series on October 20 in Quezon Province! This thrilling event combines open-water swimming and a challenging run, testing both your endurance and spirit.
Whether you're an experienced athlete or new to aquathlons, this race offers an exciting opportunity to push your limits and embrace the beauty of Quezon’s coastal scenery. Dive into the adventure and conquer both water and land in this unique event.
Sign up today and be part of the ultimate test of strength, resilience, and determination!
Race Date: October 20, 2024
Race Venue: Barokay Beach Resort in Unisan, Quezon
SWIM CATEGORY:
- Lite @600M - P1,500
- Moderate @1KM - P2,000
- Mid-Strong @1.5KM - P2,500
- Strong @2.5KM - P3,000
- Extra-Strong @3.5KM - P3,500
AQUATHLON CATEGORY:
Chosen SWIM DISTANCE + 2KM BEACH RUN
AGE BRACKET:
- 15 to 24 Male | 15 to 24 Female
- 25 to 34 Male | 25 to 34 Female
- 35 to 44 Male | 35 to 44 Female
- 45 to 54 Male | 45 to 54 Female
- 55 to 60 Male | 55 to 60 Female
- 61 and Above Male | 61 and Above Female
RACE KIT INCLUSIONS:
Shirt, Medal, Swim Cap, Swim Buoy and Post Race Meal
RACE RULES & GUIDELINES
1. Swim Safety Kit
Swimmers must acquire a Swim Safety Kit. It is non-refundable but transferable with written notice to the organizer at least 5 days before the event. No refunds will be issued for cancellations or postponements due to force majeure or unforeseen events beyond the organizer’s control.
2. Training and Cut-Off Time
Swimmers should train according to the swim distance registered.
Cut-off time: 4 hours in all distances (3.5K, 2.5KM, 1.5KM, 1KM, 600M)
3. Check-In
Swimmers must check in at the Registration Booth at least two hours before the race starts. Bib numbers must be visible for monitoring and control. Those who do not check-in will be listed as DNS (Did Not Start).
4. Swim Cap and Buoy Requirement
A Swim Cap must be worn at all times. Swim buoys are included in the race kit, the organizers encourage all swimmers to use it during the race.
5. Wetsuit Policy
Wet suit and/or neoprene suit up to 2mm is allowed but will not be entitled to podium finished.
6. Swim Course
The swim course will be marked to the best ability of the organizers. Participants are responsible for familiarizing themselves with the swim route map, which will be discussed during the race briefing.
7. Withdrawal/DNF
Swimmers withdrawing or declaring DNF (Did Not Finish) must inform the nearest race marshal. Failure to do so and leaving the race area will result in a ban from future races.
8. Liability Waiver
All participants must sign a liability and waiver form before the race or during the race kit claiming.
9. Drop Bags
Drop bags must be secured, waterproofed, and marked with the swimmer’s name and bib number. Organizers are not responsible for loss or damage to drop bags.
10. Environmental Responsibility
Swimmers must manage their trash responsibly. Dispose of waste in available trash bins. Practice “Trash-In, Trash-Out.”
11. Respect for Local Community
Swimmers should conduct themselves courteously towards locals, organizers, volunteers, and fellow participants.
12. Overtaking
Overtaking swimmers must not pull or hit other swimmers.
13. Lane Line Buoys
Lane Line Buoys and course guides (e.g., Caramel Buoys, Flaglets, Pontoon) must be kept on the swimmer’s right side.
14. Marshal Positioning
Marshals on kayaks/SUP boards and bangka will be positioned on the left side of swimmers to prevent or to maneuver swimmers going from different directions.
15. Resting and Assistance
Swimmers may use swim buoys to float but must not board kayaks or pontoons. If feeling unwell, use big hand waves for rescue assistance. If choosing not to continue, board the pontoon/bangka and be declared DNF.
16. Non-Registered Persons
Non-registered pacers and support crews are not allowed on the swim route during the race.
17. Disqualification
Failure to complete the swim route or any form of cheating will result in disqualification.
18. Complaints
Any complaints regarding cheating must be submitted in writing within 12 hours post-race, signed, and supported by proof.
19. Rule Modifications
The Race Director/Organizer reserves the right to modify rules and the race route for the safety and welfare of participants.
20. Media Usage
The organizer may use pictures and videos from the event for publication.
21. Media Coverage
Photographers, videographers, or media must have written permission from organizers to cover the event.
22. Official Results
Results, pictures, and videos will be published on the event’s Facebook page as soon as possible.
23. Participant Costs
Participant costs such as post-race meals will be covered. Swimmers may use personal vehicles for transportation.
For inquiries, contact Coastman:
Email: [email protected]
Mobile: 0953 9220366