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Arrr, Mateys! Pioneering Swim From Saint-Malo To Jersey

Courtesy of Neil Faudemer in the Channel Islands. The Jersey Swimming Club Polar Bear relay team swam an unprecedented stretch of water from Saint-Malo to Jersey in the English Channel on July 7th. The relay consisting of Ian Jones, Wendy Trehiou, Nick Dotter, Graeme Lowe, David le Clercq and Neil Faudemer crossed the formerly treacherous […]

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Swimming Hall Of Fame Speech By Bob Dudley

Courtesy of International Swimming Hall of Fame, Fort Lauderdale. Bob Dudley is the Chief Executive Officer of British Petroleum who was assigned to be responsible for the Gulf Coast Restoration Organization responding to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. His speech was the acceptance speech for his 2014 International Swimming Hall of Fame Gold Medallion Award

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Just Did It, Michelle Macy’s Record From Jersey To France

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. 37-year-old Michelle Macy is a no-nonsense swimmer: cool, calm, collected. She follows the creed of her employer, Nike, when it comes to diving in the open water and swimming across channels, across lakes and down rivers. The Oregon resident just does it. Walk in, swim across, walk out. And

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Steven Robles, Friends Heading Right Back In The Water

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Steven Robles was released last night from a local hospital after encountering a shark at Manhattan Beach, California during a training swim with his ocean swimming group including several swimmers from SCAQ. One of his biggest injuries was to his right hand which entered the shark’s mouth that he

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The Inexcusable, Inhumane Lack Of Regard Of Swimmers

Video coverage courtesy of Loudlab News. Story by WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Before Steven Robles Was Attacked By A Great White Shark For years, we swam 2 miles between the Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach piers in Southern California. Near the runway of the LAX International Airport, it is a conveniently located stretch of warm,

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