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Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Dr. Peter Attia will give a presentation at the University of California San Diego in La Jolla, California titled The Limits of Scientific Evidence and the Ethics of Dietary Guidelines. “I am actually really looking forward to this talk, as it covers material I have not spoken on publicly […]
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“It’s real now,” said Paul Lundgren before shoving off the east coast of Baja California for the mainland of Mexico 76 miles (122 km) to the east. All his dreams and fears, aspirations and worries have been bottled up in his mind … and now standing on the shore those dreams and aspirations are certainly
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The intrepid Michelle Macy who recently tried the earliest attempts at the Tsugaru Channel and North Channel to complete the Oceans Seven was caught short on both attempts by impossibly turbulent waters and summer water temperatures that hovered just about 50°F (10°C). In her latest attempt today, Macy lasted 4 hours 41 minutes and had
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As Paul Lundgren is finalizing his final preparations for his 76-mile swim across the Sea of Cortez in Mexico, the “weather looks great for his swim,” says pace swimmer Jamie Patrick. “I will be swimming one hour every three hours. That puts me in the water about 15 hours [assuming Paul is swimming up to
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David Heron is an emerging American open water swimmer from Mission Viejo, California. Huron (third from left) placed third at the 2012 USA Swimming National Open Water Swimming Championships 10 km race in Florida and then later won the 5 km national championship in dramatic fashion. He talked about his toughest swimming sets and workouts
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Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Great Britain’s Sam Greetham, head referee and FINA Technical Open Water Swimming Committee member, addresses the 61 nervous athletes before the FINA Olympic Marathon Swim Qualifier begins on Sunday in Setubal Bay, Portugal. The 25 Olympic 10K Marathon Swim finalists for London are still being sorted out hours after
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…Thomas Lurz, one of the Olympic marathon swimming gold medal favorites with Spyros Gianniotis, is busy training hard back home in Germany: Copyright © 2012 by World Open Water Swimming Associaiton
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Zsofia Balazs qualified for the Olympic 10 km Marathon Swim as a result of her blazing closing sprint at the 2012 FINA Olympic Marathon Swimming Qualifier yesterday in Portugal. Balazs sealed the deal with confident move on the last lap where she had the fastest last split of the 41-women field. She become the first
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The men’s 2012 FINA Olympic 10km Marathon Swimming Qualifier in Portugal’s Setubal Bay at 4 pm Portugal time (or 8 am Los Angeles time, 9 am Denver time, 10 am Mexico City, 11 am New York time, 5 pm Amsterdam / Cape Town time, 11 pm Beijing / Kuala Lumpur time, 12 midnight Tokyo time,
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Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. After her illustrious pool swimming career, 32-year-old Éva Risztov has resurrected herself as an Olympic marathon swimmer. After qualifying for her native Hungary’s Olympic swim team in the 400m and 800m freestyle, Risztov added the 10 km marathon swim to her Olympic schedule due to her close second-place finish
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