Alisa Fatum-Böker Is Crowned Queen of the Ice With Another Ice Kilometer Title at the IISA 6th World Championship
Alisa Fatum-Böker defending her world title in the 500m freestyle on Day 1 of the IISA 6th World Championship in Molveno, Italy.
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Alisa Fatum-Böker defending her world title in the 500m freestyle on Day 1 of the IISA 6th World Championship in Molveno, Italy.
Ger Kennedy is acclimated to the cold water like few others around the globe. His rewarming process after the Ice Kilometer at the IISA 6th World Championship is…different
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Andreas Waschburger of Germany won the 500m freestyle – as predicted – on Day 1 of the IISA 6th World Championship in Molveno, Italy
Théo Goyeaud of France let 6 men to break the existing world record in the 200m individual medley, capturing a world title at the IISA 6th World Championship
Emilia Finer of New Zealand won broke her own world record to win the 200m individual medley at the IISA 6th World Championship in Molveno, Italy.
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Filip Kolodziejski won his first ice swimming world title in the 50m butterfly – upsetting Keaton Jones – at the IISA 6th World Championship
World record holder Ludivine Blanc of France won her third event in the 50m butterfly at the IISA 6th World Championship in Molveno, Italy
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Keaton Jones won his third event in the 100m freestyle – and set his third world record in the first 3 days of the IISA 6th World Championship
Heidi Winter won her first world title in the 100m freestyle at the IISA 6th World Championship in Molveno, Italy – a rare world championship for New Zealand.
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American coach-swimmer Joe Zemaitis explains how he prepares to swim in 1.8°C water while living the the desert of his home state of Arizona