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Paddler starting point

Chris

Hello all, skippering for the first time with a first timer solo swimmer for P2P. A tiny bit confused about the starting line. Is it true all paddlers for the 19.7km (and duo/teams) start on the southern side of the start channel? Bit different than Channel swim where they can go northern side as well.
If this is the case, I would assume most swimmers will swim closer to the south line.
Can paddlers cross at the 500m south bouy to the 500m north bouy and wait there for swimmer? The support boat will be in the north holding bay.




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    • #2122 Reply
      Chris
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      Hello all, skippering for the first time with a first timer solo swimmer for P2P. A tiny bit confused about the starting line. Is it true all paddlers for the 19.7km (and duo/teams) start on the southern side of the start channel? Bit different than Channel swim where they can go northern side as well.
      If this is the case, I would assume most swimmers will swim closer to the south line.
      Can paddlers cross at the 500m south bouy to the 500m north bouy and wait there for swimmer? The support boat will be in the north holding bay.

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      kennamorgan
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      Hi Chris, I’ve been looking into this too since I’m also supporting a first-time swimmer for P2P. From what I’ve read, paddlers usually start on the southern side for the 19.7km, and crossing after the 500m buoy seems to be the standard. I also want to be sure before race day. With all the planning, I’m thinking about getting an online class taker to manage my coursework while I prep.

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