What are the terms and conditions of entry?
For terms and conditions please refer to this page.
What is the difference between the 1600m Act Belong Commit Masters Swimming WA State Championships wave and the 1600m Public wave?
While the 1600m Course is open to everyone, we have incorporated a State Championship into the event. If you are a Masters Swimming Club member, you can compete in our State Championships. The winner of the Act Belong Commit Masters Swimming WA State Championships will be announced on the day.
To become a Masters Club Member and qualify to compete in this wave, please find your local club on the Masters Swimming WA website.
Please note that the swimwear requirements for the Act Belong Commit Masters Swimming WA State Championships require you to comply with FINA Swimwear regulations.
What are the swimwear requirements?
400m, 800m, 1.6km Public, and 3.2km
Event issued race caps must be worn on swimmers’ heads at all times during the race. Wetsuits may be worn but swimmers wearing wetsuits are not eligible to win prizes or accumulate points on the WOW Swims leaderboard.
1.6km Act Belong Commit Masters Swimming WA State Championships
The Act Belong Commit Masters Swimming WA State Championships require compliance with FINA Swimwear regulations.
Are there time limits for the event?
There is a designated time limit of 115 minutes from the time of the 3.2km wave start. This allows plenty of time for swimmers of all ages and fitness to finish their course.
What is included in my entry fee?
The entry fee covers all insurance, safety components, a Mullaloo Mile swim cap, water safety, fruit, water, BBQ and electronic timing.
Can I bring my own paddler?
You cannot bring your own paddler but there will be a large number of event paddlers present for water safety on the day.
What if I have mobility issues?
WOW Swims prides itself on being an inclusive swim for all participants. If you have mobility issues, you can simply pass your timing device to a marshal
