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Courtesy of International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame. The International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame virtual induction and awards ceremony for the Class of 2020 will be held today on Saturday, May 1st between 3:00 – 5:00 pm EST (New York) where Cameron Bellamy (Honor Swimmer), Damián Blaum (Honor Swimmer), Marcia Cleveland (Honor Swimmer), Captain […]
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Courtesy of International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame. The International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame virtual induction and awards ceremony for the Class of 2020 will be held today on Saturday, May 1st between 3:00 – 5:00 pm EST (New York) where Cameron Bellamy (Honor Swimmer), Damián Blaum (Honor Swimmer), Marcia Cleveland (Honor Swimmer), Captain
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Courtesy of International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame. The International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame virtual induction and awards ceremony for the Class of 2020 will be held today on Saturday, May 1st between 3:00 – 5:00 pm EST (New York) where Cameron Bellamy (Honor Swimmer), Damián Blaum (Honor Swimmer), Marcia Cleveland (Honor Swimmer), Captain
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Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Records in the open water are constantly being set and broken, planned and dreamed. A few records are covered around the world like Quadruple English Channel crossing of Sarah Thomas. Other records are also mind boggling, but not covered outside the marathon swimming community like the Double Down of
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Kimberly Dyke (née Boyd) has a prolific professional marathon swimming marathon between 1992- 1995 when she was named Canada’s Open Water Swimmer of the Year
Ignorance Was Bliss; Wisdom Was Welcomed By Kim Dyke Read More »
Courtesy of Rob Hutchings, Clutha River, New Zealand. Rob Hutchings swam the length of the impossible, the full length of the powerful Clutha River – or Mata-Au – the second longest river in New Zealand and the longest in the South Island. Between February 20th – 24th 2020, 44-year-old Rob Hutchings swam 256 km from the outlet at Lake
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David Miner, a prolific open water swimming race director, launches Beer Treks in North Carolina.
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Shannon Keegan started the Intrepid Water Accountability Group to inspire and mentor marathon swimmers of all ages, abilities and backgrounds.
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St. Adjutor became the Catholic Church’s patron saint of swimmers, boaters and yachtsmen with a feast day on April 30th due to his death on the same date in the year 1131.
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Courtesy of Chris Ritter, RITTER Sports Performance. Chris Ritter of RITTER Sports Performance explains his philosophy of dryland training in a podcast with Olympic coach Paul Yetter. Ritter describes his SURGE Strength platform where he offers The Hive and offers the SURGE Strength Dryland Certification. Ritter previously spoke with Steven Munatones and Quinn Fitzgerald on
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