DIRECTORY OFFER POOLMATE SWIMMER’S SHAMPOO
PoolMate swimmer’s shampoo is a brand new formulation from Swimovate. By researching and blending the very best anti chlorine agents they created this fabulous shampoo suitable for swimmers of any level.
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INTRODUCTORY RATES
FREE partners listing on
h2openmagazine.com for special off ers. For details contact Stuart:
marketing@h2openmagazine.com Tel: 07764 473168
SERVICE TRI OPEN WATER
At last Bristol has its own triathlon open water training lake!
○ Open seven days a week with special get together times ○ Clubs or individuals welcome ○ Onsite Level 3 coaches ○ Organisers required
11 acres of open water at: West Country Water Park in North Bristol 1mile off M4/M5, clean water approval
Racing now under way see Page 63 for details.
Contact Mike Thompson for more information on 07811 108587 or e-mail
mikewcw40@yahoo.com www.triopenwater.co.uk
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○ Chemically binds with and removes chlorine molecules and odour ○ Suitable for pool and sea swimmers ○ Multiple moisturising agents help reduce breakage
○ Safe on coloured or treated hair ○ Mild enough to be used every day ○ Luxurious coconut aroma
Swimovate is off ering H2Open readers a 15% discount on all purchases from its website:
www.swimovate.com Just quote the voucher code H2O34557 at the checkout.
RACE EVENTS SWIM SERIES
The H2OPEN Vobster Swim Series will be held at the superb Vobster Quay dive centre near Radstock, Somerset. The event will comprise:
○ Chip timing including results screen ○ Water safety cover ○ Showers and toilets ○ Food and refreshments available ○ Spot prizes on the night ○ Top series prizes ○ Free H2OPEN magazine, silicone swim hat and £10 Sci-MX voucher for all entrants
Race Date: 17 August
Online entry price: ○ H2OPEN Swim 1500m – £11 ○ H2OPEN Swim 3.8k – £15
For full details see:
dbmax.co.uk
£2 additional fee for on the day entries
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