Olympic Hopefuls Head To Setúbal For Third Straight Time
Setúbal Bay in Portugal is the new site of the Olympic 10 km Marathon Swimming Qualification Race for the Tokyo Olympics.
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Setúbal Bay in Portugal is the new site of the Olympic 10 km Marathon Swimming Qualification Race for the Tokyo Olympics.
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Rondi Davies talks about her world record attempt around Manhattan Island and how she got to swim against one of her idols, Petar Stoychev
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Good swimmers have a high navigational IQ or an innate ability to swim the quickest course in the open bodies of water.
How High Is Your Navigational IQ In The Open Water? Read More »
There are five dimensions Of Expecting The Unexpected in open water swimming.
Five Dimensions Of Expecting The Unexpected In The Open Water Read More »
Saiful Islam Rasel completed the first 32.2 km two-way crossing Of The Bangla Channel
Saiful Islam Rasel Completes First Two-way Crossing Of The Bangla Channel Read More »
Tokyo Olympic news was both uplifting and depressing this week
Olympic Boycotts, Real And Possible Read More »
The Olympic 10K Marathon Swim qualification race to be held in Fukuoka, Japan was cancelled. Now what? Where? When?
No Fukuoka For Olympic Marathon Swimming Qualification – What Now? Where? When? Read More »
Krzysztof Kubiak swam for 3,750 meters in 4.3°C – 4.5°C water that took him 1 hour 4 minutes 30 seconds.
Krzysztof Kubiak Swims 3,750 meters In 4.3°C Water Read More »
Robert McCormack has written 4 books on ocean swimming and marathon swimming that captures the history and exploits of swimmers from Annette Kellerman to James Doty.
Bob McCormack: Author, Historian, Ocean Swimmer Read More »
IMSHOF honorees who passed away during 2020 included Ersin Aydin (Turkey), Cor de Bruin (Netherlands), Dennis Miller (Fiji), George Park (Canada), Dale Petranech (USA), Tom Watch (Great Britain), and Barry Watson (Great Britain)
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