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Michael Ventre Climbs China Walls After Molokai Crossing

Linda Kaiser reported that Michael Ventre from Botswana (by way of London) completed his swim across the Molokai (Kaiwi) Channel today…Stephen Redmond-style that is. An English Channel swimmer who has also competed at the Winter World Swimming Championships, Ventre changed from cold to warm waters in his latest marathon swim. He started at 6:30 pm

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Olympic Marathon Swimming In Japanese (日本語でのマラソンスイム)

Open Water Source provides information in Japanese on the Olympic marathon swim here and on the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame here. Japanese Olympic marathon swimmers in 2012 include Yasunari Hirai (shown on left) and Yumi Kida with Yuko Matsuzaki as the only Japanese Honour Swimmer currently inducted in the International Marathon Swimming Hall

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Olympic Marathon Swimming In German

Open Water Source provides information in German on the Olympic marathon swim here and on the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame here. German-speaking Olympic marathon swimmers in 2012 include 2008 Olympic marathon swimming bronze medalist Thomas Lurz, newcomer Andreas Waschburger, and 25km world champion and 4th place finisher at the 2008 Beijing Olympics Angela

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Everything You Wanted To Know About Olympic Marathon Swimming

Open Water Source provides a plethora of information in English, Spanish, German, Japanese and French on the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim to be held on August 9th (women) and 10th (men). Open Water Source has provided a number of perspectives, predictions and information on the athletes, equipment, course, strategies, officiating and tactics used during the

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Emergency Situations In The Open Water Around The World

Children are taught to call 911 in the United States if there is an emergency situation. Children in other countries are taught differently. For open water swimmers and coaches who travel around the world, it is important to know the proper emergency phone numbers in the country where they are swimming and traveling. Some examples

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