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- 3:15 there is still hope!
- 5:30 Jan’s success at Kona and the nuances of that swim course
- Study the tidal calendar
- Go very easy on the way out
- Be aware of the waves
- Preparing for a non-wetsuit swim
- 20:45 Jan’s advice for open water swimming
- Practice the nuances of open water swimming as much as possible: wetsuit, groups, contact, drafting, sighting, low visibility
- 1x weekly open water is sufficient
- Open water swim form returns quickly
- 29:15 Jan’s take on wetsuits
- Sailfish and its mission
- Recent advances in the industry
- The focus on comfort
- 39:00 the challenges of testing wetsuits objectively
- 40:30 the importance of putting on a wetsuit correctly
- 41:30 advice on buying a wetsuit online without trying it on
- Focus on weight more than height
- 48:00 the upcoming Sailfish US road trip
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