Jersey Long Distance Swimming Club
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"Nothing great is easy"

- Captain Matthew Webb 

Application Process
  • Contact us to select the year and tidal period you want to book: [email protected] 
  • Confirm this reservation with a £100 non-returnable deposit and completed contract.
  • In the year of your swim, a medical form and assessment swim form will need to be completed - Click here for the forms. 
  • Final swim balance to be received by May 31st in the year of your swim.

Notes
  1. The medical form must be completed after January 1st and must be received before May 31st   in the year of your swim. Any fees for the examination are your responsibility. A certified copy of a medical form completed within the above time scale for FINA /Swim England /CS&PF / CSA / BLDSA recognised swims will be accepted.
  2. The assessment swim form must be received no later than 14 days before the swim tide and no later than July 31st in the year of your swim. 
  3. For solo swims, you must have completed a ratified 6-hour swim at least 14 days before your swim tide period starts. It can be completed at any stage from 18 months before your swim.
  4. For RELAY swims, a 1.5 hour’s swim then leave the water for a minimum of 1 hour and a maximum of 1.5 hours – then return to the water and swim for 1 more hour. The team leader is responsible for confirming with the office the relay's certified swims, provided that this must be done for ALL the team members collectively.
  5. Qualifying swims for both solo and relay attempts must be completed in water temperatures of 16 degrees Celsius or less
  6. These qualifying swims are to make sure swimmers are aware of the challenge they are undertaking and to give them a taste of what to expect. They are short swims compared to the actual swim and should become a distance that is often exceeded while training.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  • Club Swimming
    • Join the club!
    • FAQ's
    • Swim Programme
    • Safe Sea Swimming
    • Club History & Past Presidents
    • Additional Documentation
  • News
    • 2026 News
    • 2025 News
    • 2024 News
  • Marathon Swims
    • About The Swims
    • Application & Documentation
    • Tracking
    • Travel & Accomodation
    • Safety and escort procedures
    • Meet the Boat Crew
    • Useful Documents
  • Rolls Of Honour
    • Solo Records
    • Round Jersey Solo
    • Round Jersey Relay
    • Jersey to France Solo
    • Jersey to France Relay
    • Other Channel Island Swims
    • English Channel Solo
    • English Channel Relay
    • Other UK swims
    • International Swims
    • Charity Events
  • Safeguarding
    • Safeguarding Team
    • Report a concern
    • Safeguarding Policy
    • Codes of Conduct
  • Contact Us
  • Links