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Adam Walker is on a roll. With 5 of the 7 channels down of the Oceans Seven, he is now sharing his experiences and expertise with budding open water swimming. “I am launching my open water swimming coaching business ‘Ocean Walker‘ which includes 1-1 coaching, swim camps throughout the United Kingdom and across Europe. We […]
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Dr. Steve Minaglia doesn’t stand still, especially when it comes to challenging the channels of the Hawaiian Islands. After more than a few inter-island channel crossings, Dr. Minaglia and his training partner Mark Williams attempted a triple crossing between the islands of Lanai and Maui. On January 19th, Dr. Minaglia and Williams swam from Lanai
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Swimmers heading over to Japan have expressed concerns about swimming in Japan – both in pools and the open water – due to the tsunami that destroyed the nuclear reaction in Fukushima, Japan. But open water swims are not only continuing in Japan, but also flourishing from east to west. Meanwhile, the public continues to
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The World Open Water Swimming Association offers a series of talks about open water swimming. One series includes Great Moves In Open Water Swimming History. The Ilchenko is one of the few terms in the open water swimming world that is named specifically after an individual. And what an individual that swimmer was. Larisa Ilchenko,
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“My thermometer read 56-57ºF (13ºC) with a slight chop under sunny skies,” says Ron Collins. As the swimmers gathered, the air temperature was much lower at 39ºF, but it rose to 65ºF later. “Florida is awesome in the winter,” said Collins who kayaked for JC Malick in his characteristic bioprene. The proceeds to the Tampa
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The World Open Water Swimming Association offers a series of talks about open water swimming. One series includes Great Moves In Open Water Swimming History. While many great moves in open water swimming history requires speed, strength and stamina, Fran Crippen combined those talents with compassion and friendship at the 10 km marathon swim at
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Adam Sioui (shown on left) is a Canadian Olympian who swam the 100 and 200 butterfly and 4×200 freestyle relay at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games with a top finish of fifth. He is a two-time NCAA Champion and 19-time All American at the University of Florida. Sioui also won three bronze medals at the
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Cristián Fredes, the race director for the Maratón Acuática Internacional Ciudad de Rosario, confirmed that the former 15 km FINA pro marathon swim on the FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix circuit, has moved from the Rambla Catalunya Beach to a pond in the Parque de la Independencia for its February 7th race. The sprint
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Great Moves In Open Water Swimming History – Mt Everest Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The World Open Water Swimming Association offers a series of talks about open water swimming. One series includes Great Moves In Open Water Swimming History. While many great moves in open water swimming history requires speed, strength and stamina,
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