David Betlehem Wins the 2026 World Cup Title
David Betlehem won the 2026 World Aquatics Open Water Swimming World Cup professional circuit, picking up a nice bundle of prize money
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David Betlehem won the 2026 World Aquatics Open Water Swimming World Cup professional circuit, picking up a nice bundle of prize money
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Moesha Johnson went four-for-four during the 2026 World Aquatics Open Water Swimming World Cup professional circuit, picking up a nice bundle of prize money
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Karen Ennis completed her last Oceans Seven crossing with a tough swim across the Tsugaru Channel in northern Japan – and helped raise money for the Alder Hey Children’s Hospital
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Gráinne Moss needs one more channel in northern Japan to achieve the Oceans Seven. Her 4-decade career is a fascinating lesson in passion, diligence, determination, humility, and gratitude
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Paul Leonard completed a crossing of the Tsugaru Channel in northern Japan to achieve the Oceans Seven, the 44th person in history to do so.
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Ned Denison hosts the 18th annual Cork Distance Week where he and an army of volunteers push swimmers for hours on end in coolish water.
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Gráinne Moss needs one more channel in northern Japan to achieve the Oceans Seven. Her 4-decade career is a fascinating lesson in passion, diligence, determination, humility, and gratitude
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Paralympic silver medalist Mohamed Lahna is now on this second leg of his Triathlon Across America: Coast to Coast after completing his first leg, the 20 Bridges, a 45.9 circumnavigation swim around Manhattan Island
Andreas Waschburger has set 8 world records in his open water swimming career, including the fastest 20 Bridges Manhattan Island Swim in history in 5 hours 32 minutes and the fastest cumulative Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming in 20 hours 15 minutes.
John Tierney, Ned Gammell, and William Delaszle taught me how durable, how adaptable, and how resilient humans can become during one very cold February morning in 2013
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