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Why I ditched travelmaxxing and went freestyle in Cornwall - AOL (opens the original)
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It was as though we were being rewarded, the way we stumbled across our favourite scene of the holiday yet — a rocky outcrop filled with snorkellers, and the sun going down behind Penzance in the background — almost the minute we resisted our usual urge to squeeze in an extra item from the bucket list and asked ourselves what we actually felt like doing. No one was making us race to that cocktail bar we’d saved on Google Maps. No one would know we hadn’t ticked off the hidden-gem beach we’d seen
With more data and less distraction, are these smart swimming goggles a masterstroke? - AOL (opens the original)
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The first time I try Speedo iQ, the brand’s new smart swimming goggles, I wonder whether I’ve missed something. They look like a normal pair of goggles. They feel like a normal pair of goggles. And there’s no augmented-reality display or data screen, as I’d expected from a £149 gadget promising to analyse my swimming in more detail than any smartwatch ever has. This thing is the future of swim tech, according to its creators, and three-time Olympic gold medallist Adam Ramsay-Peaty is already a f
Flying into Sydney for the marathon next weekend? Your guide on where to stay, what to eat and what to do - AOL (opens the original)
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More than 40,000 runners from 162 countries. Four lead-up days of live music, fan experiences and big-screen race coverage. Shakeout runs and after-parties right on one of the world’s most famous harbours. If there was ever a time to visit Sydney as a runner, this is it – the Sydney Marathon is now in its second year as a World Major and drew a record-breaking 123,000 entries from around the world. In other words: if you’re one of the fortunate few to get a place in next weekend’s 26.2, make the
Is your summer sea swim destroying your skin’s microbiome? (opens the original)
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This content is provided by Exco Player and may use cookies or similar technologies. Please click 'Allow and Continue' below to load the content. You’ve seen the warnings. However much you’re dying to run and jump into the sea, there are several rules to stick to: check the water quality first, avoid swimming after heavy rain and, whatever you do, try not to swallow any of it. But while sewage spills and stomach bugs have become an unfortunate part of trips to the British seaside in recent years
How to spend three weeks in South Island, New Zealand (opens the original)
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When most people talk you through their highlights of a trip around New Zealand, they’re probably talking about the South Island: their adventures around the adventure capital that is Queenstown; their hikes up Roy’s Peak and Ben Lomond; their camping and kayaking adventures through Abel Tasman National Park. The North Island is well worth a visit too (here’s a one-week guide for getting the best out of it). The mountainous isle is so vast, varied and criss-crossed with once-in-a-lifetime natura
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