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Vito Bialla, The Man In Black

Success follows Vito Bialla like a pack of swimmers behind Keri-Anne Payne. He became a world-class sailor, purchased an award-winning vineyard in Napa Valley, developed an extremely successful consulting and executive search firm, completed numerous ultra-marathons and multi-day triathlons, and established the Farallon Islands Swimming Association and the Nigh Train Swimmers. The Nigh Train Swimmers

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Ecuador’s Representatives In The Olympic Marathon Swim

Russia will be represented by two swimmers in the Olympic marathon swimming 10km: Sergey Bolshakov and Vladimir Dyatchin. Germany will also be represented by two men: Thomas Lurz and Andreas Waschburger. And so will Ecuador. Ivan Enderica Ochoa will be one of the 25 male finalists and former two-time Ecuadorean Olympian Jorge Delgado will be

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Gábor Molnár Completes Swim In The Körös River

Gábor Molnár Completes Swim In The Körös River Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Cork, Ireland-based marathon swimmer Gábor Molnár swam 37.2 km from Őcsöd to Csongràd in the Körös River (shown on right) in Hungary. The unprecedented swim took the Hungarian native with creative tattoos and a bright smile 9 hours 30 minutes to

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Racing Against History, Virtual Swimming Against Olympians

The New York Times published an intriguing article and record comparison between all of the Olympic champions over history, including Nathan Adrian who won the 100-meter freestyle at the 2012 London Olympic Games (see on left). The article is posted here. This comparison reminds us of the digital comparison of world record holders since 1905.

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