Controlled entry
From Openwaterpedia
noun – A controlled entry is a steady entry into open bodies of water that allows the body to gradually and safely acclimate to its conditions, whether the water is cold, warm or rough.
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- The Words Of The Winter and Ice Swimming Community
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