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Ana Marcela Cunha And Sam De Dona Take Travessia dos Fortes

Huffington Post covered open water swimming today – describing one of the world’s best swims: the Travessia dos Fortes Swim in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. When thousands of people of all ages and abilities run madly into the Atlantic Ocean and swim across Copacabana Beach, it’s newsworthy in places far and wide. Copacabana Beach, site

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A 50-50 Shot At A World Open Water Swimming Record

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Ray Gandy and Elaine Howley will attempt a 50-mile swim in Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island. The two English Channel swimmers are expected to swim 25–30 hours in the unprecedented swim. “Help us towards our goal of raising US$5000 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society,” explained Ray. “My wife Donna

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New FINA Open Water Swimming Rules Announced

FINA announced its updated Rules and Regulations for its FINA 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup that are effective until 2013. The new rules were considered and implemented in order to enhance the safety aspects of its professional marathon swimming circuit. Among the various rule changes, the new Participation / Entries & Competition Format will have

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Support Open Water Swimming For Another 50 Years

Dale Petranech, Honorary Secretary of the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame announced a fund-raising initiative to support another 50 years of open water swimming excellence. “After over 50 years of a highly cooperative and supportive relationship with the International Swimming Hall of Fame, the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame decided to formalize its

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