Stick and Stay

Stick and stay refers to drafting off another swimmer for an extended time during an open water race. It’s a legal and strategic move to conserve energy.
By positioning themselves behind or just off the hip of another swimmer, athletes reduce water resistance, allowing for more efficient swimming. This tactic is particularly useful in long-distance races, enabling a swimmer to stay competitive without leading the pack.

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