Aquatic scrum

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Pack swimming at the USA Swimming National Open Water Swimming Championships in Fort Myers, Florida

noun - Aquatic scrum is a group of open water swimmers or triathletes swimming together in an open water swimming competition, triathlon, or during training.

The swimmers were in a large aquatic scrum during the start of the race.

Synonyms

Pack, peloton

Origin

Usage dating to circa 2001 from Steven Munatones in Huntington Beach, California.

External links

• Retaliation And Aggression In Open Water Competitions
• What Was That Group Of Things In The Open Water?
• Open Water Swimming website
• World Open Water Swimming Association
• Daily News of Open Water Swimming
• International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame
• Marathon Swimming
• Pack Swimming - The Collective Behavior Of Triathletes And Open Water Swimmers
• What Is The Correct Call In The Open Water?
• Marathon Swimming
• What Is The Correct Call In Open Water Swimming?
• World Open Water Swimming Association
• World Professional Marathon Swimming Federation

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