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Attendance At The Open Water Swimming Safety Conference

Besides race directors, coaches, swimmers, writers and administrators from Canada, Australia, Japan, Cayman Islands, Great Britain and Mexico, individuals responsible for various areas of open water swimming from California, New York, Florida, Virginia, Colorado, Oregon, Washington, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Illinois, Utah, Idaho, North Carolina, Indiana, South Carolina, Georgia, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Minnesota and Texas

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Tim Hewitt & Louise Stevenson Take The Rottnest Channel

The biggest, longest relay race in the world, the WAtoday Rottness Channel Swim which started in 1956, ended another year of marine challenges and endurance memories for the athletes, pilots, organizers, volunteers and fans. Tim Hewitt emerged victorious, winning the WAtoday 2011 Rottness Channel Swim in 4 hours and 50 minutes. But he worked for

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How Unusual – Gender Battles In The Open Water

Michael Phelps would never race against Stephanie Rice. Kosuke Kitajima would never race against Rebecca Soni. Aaron Piersol would never race against Natalie Coughlin. These Olympic pool swimming superstars line up, rightly so, against swimmers of their own gender. Ice skaters, short track speed skaters and cyclists are the same – men vs. men and

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A Chip Off The Open Water Swimming Block

Chip Carrigan, one of America’s most passionate promoters of open water swimming, is organizing three different age-group open water swimming championships on June 29th: the Ohio Open Water Swimming Championships, the Kentucky Open Water Swimming Championships and the West Virginia Open Water Swimming Championships. Chip’s eye for promotion, safety and an enjoyable competition is why

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Fran Crippen To Be Honored In New York City

Fran Crippen, the world-class swimmer and dynamic role model of American swimming, was posthumously inducted in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame after his tragic death during a professional marathon swim. The 26-year-old was the emotional and inspirational leader of the USA Swimming National Open Water Swimming Team and the most dynamic personality on

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