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Swimming Sets Sanket Bhirud Free, A Visionary Passion

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Indian teenager Sanket Bhirud has an intense drive and relentless determination that reminds us of a fellow open water swimmer from India: Tanarath Narayan Shenoy. Tanarath is a blind inductee in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame who completed 3 English Channel swims, 1 Catalina Channel crossing and

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Sight Unseen … Dreams Realized In The Bangla Channel

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. bdnews24.com, Bangladesh’s online news source, reported that ten teenagers (five boys and five girls), including some who had never seen the ocean before, completed a 14.5K swim across the Bay of Bengal on February 18th. After starting on Shahpari Island of Teknaf, which has one of the longest beaches

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Trio Has A Whale Of A Time Across The Pailolo Channel

51-year-old Craig Coombs of the South End Rowing Club in San Francisco (shown on left), 29-year-old Scott Harvey M.D., 38-year-old Steve Minaglia M.D. of the Waikiki Swim Club completed a 9.3-mile (15K) marathon swim in 74° water across the Pailolo Channel from the island of Maui to the island of Molokai on February 4th. They

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Avanto Swimmers Ready To Break Out In The Bering Strait

Alexander Brylin is preparing for the swim of his life.,br/> The head of the organizing committee of the Meeting of the Sun (First Intercontinental Swimming Relay From Eurasia To America Across The Bering Strait) is currently training and planning for the unprecedented 86K (53 mile) relay swim across the Bering Strait from Cape Dezhnev, Chukotka,

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Estupenda, La Travesía a nado Tabarca – Santa Pola

There is something special about swimming a point-to-point course from an island to the mainland. The sense of accomplishment, the thrill of crossing a channel and the visual allure of traversing across an aquatic venue are some of the reasons why swimmers are drawn to the RCP Tiburon Mile in San Francisco, the Cadiz Freedom

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