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International Day of Older Persons and the Aging Demographics of Open Water Swimmers

The United Nations International Day of Older Persons will be celebrated on October 1st. When we think about the United Nations’ effort to bring awareness and support to older people, we cannot help thinking about the graying of the open water swimming community. The global open water swimming community is undergoing an interesting phenomenon –

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COVID Creates Changes In Choosing For Canada

Experienced open water swimmers are flexible and adaptive – and that is what Swimming Canada has had to be for the upcoming 2022 season. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Swimming Canada announced alternate qualification scenarios for international open water events in 2022. Cayman Islands has been the location for many recent national selection teams

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Days Across Lakes, Nights Up Mountains By John Myatt, Laura Nesbitt, Caroline Saxon and Lars Mack

Ice swimmers John Myatt, Laura Nesbitt, Caroline Saxon and Lars Mack took 31 hours 6 minutes to swim across Loch Awe, Lake Bala and Lake Windermere during the day and hiked up Ben Nevis, Snowdon and Scafell Pike (mountains) at night to complete the Three Lakes, Three Peaks Challenge in a charity event to raise awareness of mental health issues.

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