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Swim Caps On Professional Marathon Swimmers Courtesy of Maxime Lamontagne, lac St-Jean, Quebec, Canada. Maxime Lamontagne takes many fascinating – and interestingly subtle – photographs. His recent work at the FINA/CNSG Marathon Swim World Series 10 km race at the 2019 Traversée internationale du lac St-Jean held in Quebec, Canada on July 21st offered interesting […]
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Esteban Enderica Salgado Wins Pan American Games Courtesy of WOWSA, Laguna Bujama, Lima, Peru. Esteban Enderica Salgado of Ecuador won a bronze medal at the XVII Pan American Games 10 km race in 2015, but he won the gold medal going away in 1:53:46.7. Guillermo Bértola of Argentina was 2nd in 1:54.00.0. Taylor Abbott of
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Alexandre Fuzeauf, The Newest Iron Iceman Courtesy of WOWSA, Hamburg, Germany. Dr. Alexandre Fuzeauf is the world’s newst Iron Iceman. The 53-year-old Frenchman is the first athlete to complete an Ice Mile (in 4.97°C water in January*) and Ironman Triathlon (3.8 km swim + 183 km bike + 42.2 km run in Germany in August)
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Kristóf Rasovszky Wins Again Courtesy of Aimee Berg, FINA, lac Mégantic, Canada. Kristóf Rasovszky of Hungary won his third consecutive FINA/CNSG Marathon Swim World Series event at the Traversée internationale du lac Mégantic in Quebec, Canada. Rasovszky won by 1.8 seconds in 2 hours 6 minutes 46.3 seconds over Italy’s Dario Verani. Matteo Furlan of
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Italy Goes 1-2 In Lac Mégantic Courtesy of Aimee Berg, FINA, lac Mégantic, Canada. Arianna Bridi of Italy won the most recent FINA/CNSG Marathon Swim World Series event at the Traversée internationale du lac Mégantic over Italian teammate Rachele Bruni and Anna Olasz of Hungary. Unlike all the other races on the World Series circuit,
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The Life And Legacy Of Mike Troy Courtesy of the International Swimming Hall of Fame, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. Video show the 220 yard butterfly at the 1961 AAU Men’s National Championships held at Yale University won by International Swimming Hall of Famer and two-time 1960 Olympic gold medalist, Mike Troy. Some people swim
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Ned Hastings completed an unprecedented swim across the length of Priest Lake in a 14 hour 24 minute crossing in Idaho.
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Pat Gallant-Charette Does Another 24-Hour Crossing Courtesy of Phil White, Lake Memphremagog, Vermont, USA – Quebec, Canada. Pass 68-year-old Pat Gallant-Charette in the aisle of a supermarket or sit next to her on an airplane and her athletic exploits would not be the first thing that comes to mind. “You would find yourself talking to
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Jon McArdell Crosses Catalina Courtesy of Jon McArdell, Catalina Channel, California. Jon McArdell recalls his 10 hour 16 minute crossing of the 32.8 km Catalina Channel from Santa Catalina Island to the Southern California mainland yesterday. “It’s taken me a while to reflect on yesterday’s swim partly because I have only begun to feel human.
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High Altitude And Ice Swimming Are Not Big Mates Courtesy of Ram Barkai, International Ice Swimming Association, Afriski, Lesotho, Africa. Ram Barkai, founder of the International Ice Swimming Association, hosted another Africa Lesotho Ice Swimming Ice Kilometer event between July 28th and August 1st in Afriski, Lesotho in the southern part of Africa. Barkai explained
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