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The New York Road Runners organizes the annual ING New York City Marathon. A one-day event, the ever-popular ING New York City Marathon attracts over 45,000 runners. but the Road Runners are considering expanding their marathon to a two-day event over a single weekend event in order to allow as many as 100,000 runners participate. […]
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Here’s a tip to to help you with your sighting in open water training and competitions. Copyright © 2011 by Open Water Source
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The sold-out Catalina Channel Swimming Federation annual banquet brought together the who’s who of the 2011 Catalina Channel season and its past heroes yesterday in San Pedro, California. Heroines of yesterday like Lynne Cox and Cindy Cleveland rubbed shoulders with the current generation of channel conquerors in the 30th anniversary of the Federation. Volunteers, kayakers,
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Pilar Geijo dominó el mundo de las aguas abiertas profesionales por segundo año consecutivo. Ella gano el FIna Open Water Swimming Grand Prix con podios en 15K Rosario, Argentina (tercera), 57K Sante Fe-Coronda, Argentina (segunda), 88K Hernandarias-Paraná, Argentina (victoria), 36K Capri-Napoli, Italy (victoria), 32K Lac St-Jean, Canada (victoria), 34K Lac Memphrémagog Canada (victoria), y 30K
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The First National Kimberley Lake Argyle Swim has been nominated for two awards in the Western Australian Sport and Recreation Industry Awards 2011: (1) Provision of Sport and Recreation to Regional WA; and (2) Community Event Award. A Sport and Recreation Industry Award is the premier accolade for any organization in the industry and recognizes
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Bleacher Report used six different categories to judge its determination of the toughest sport in the world? Bleacher Report analyzed the toughest to play, toughest to compete, toughest on the body by giving a rating to the required speed, endurance, strength, agility, skill level and physicality of each sport. The six sports (out of a
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Kim Bierwert of Smith College Swimming & Diving described the five successful English Channel swimmers from Smith College, a highly selective, independent women’s liberal arts college in Massachusetts. “Margaret Broenniman, Class of 1985, did a 10 hour 37 minute crossing in 1984. Maura Fitzpatrick, another alumnus of the Class of 1985, did a 11 hour
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Captain Bob Andrieux and First Mate Mike Bewley are the undefeated escort pilots of the Santa Barbara Channel island swims. He has been running the Tuna Thumper out of the Ventura Harbor for 22 years. He helps escort swimmers to, from, around and between the seven islands in the Santa Barbara Channel. What is unique
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Swimming World Magazine named Keri-Anne Payne as its 2011 Open Water Swimmer of the Year. Her male counterparts included Germany’s Thomas Lurz and Greece’s Spyridon Gianniotis who were named Swimming World Magazine’s co-Open Water Swimmers of the Year. The November issue of Swimming World Magazine also included an article on the 2011 RCP Tiburon Mile,
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