Nadar é Preciso, Elo Academia 1 Complete Leme to Pontal
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Courtesy of Michael Dale, Australian Marathon Swimming Federation. Michael Dale reminisces about his activities as Treasurer of the Australian Marathon Swimming Federation and other activities in the 1980s: “…the Australian Marathon Swimming Federation was quite active during the 1980’s. John Koorey was the president [he set the record for a crossing of the Cook Strait
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Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. “Persons habituated to a daily summer swim, or to the rapid wash with cold water over the whole body in the water, are far less liable to sudden colds, inflammatory diseases, or to the suffering of chronic complaints. The skin, one of the great inlets of disease, becomes tough
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Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. After completing 19.8 miles in Stage 2 and 19.8 miles in Stage 5 [affectionately known as The Bitch and The Beast) of the 8 Bridges Hudson River Swim in New York, Devon Clifford flew way westward across America and the Pacific Ocean. Tomorrow, she will set out to swim
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Courtesy of Ingemar Macarine, Subic Bay, Philippines. Ingemar Patiño Macarine notched another channel crossing in his native Philippines. He is swimming along at a new channel per month pace in preparation for his upcoming attempt to become the first Filipino to cross the English Channel. Together with Frank Lacson and their crew Willy N Ram
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Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Cindy Toscano , a 27-year-old from Guatemala, comfortably won the 10 km Confederación Centroamericana y del Caribe de Natación (CCCAN) Championship in Trinidad and Tobago. Meanwhile, David Carrillo Rozo, a 30-year-old from Colombia, won slightly in a tight race over Fernando Betanzos Rodriguez of Mexico [shown above] and Juan
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Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. “Her swim was epic,” is a phrase often bantered about after a particularly impressive open water swimmer. Epicity is the essence, quality or state of being epic. Epicity is a measurement of how epic a given swim, situation or achievement is. The World Open Water Swimming Association created a
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Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Anne Cleveland passed away today after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. Word spread quickly around the San Diego, California locals and the many people she touched throughout the global open water swimming community. “People knew she was sick, but it is still quite a shock to know that
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Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. When Pat Gallant-Charette became the oldest woman to successfully cross the English Channel this month. “On the day I swam the English Channel, it was very calm off the coast of France. Every so often I would feel the current lift me like I was going over a ridge.
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Courtesy of Evan Morrison, Anacapa Island, Santa Barbara Channel Swimming Association, California. The Santa Barbara Channel Swimming Association recognized the early-season achievement of Amy Appelhans Gubser, a pediatric nurse from Pacifica, California who was a former Los Angeles County lifeguard and competitive swimmer at the University of Michigan. She has enjoyed an eclectic open water
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