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Wedding Bells In The Marathon Swimming Circuit

There will be two husband-and-wife pairs on the professional marathon swimming circuit come December 26th. Besides Christian and Nadine Reichert of Germany, Damian Blaum of Argentina is getting married to Esther Nunez Morera of Spain. What is remarkable is that Damian Blaum and Esther both placed second overall in the notoriously difficult FINA Open Water

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Kids Getting An Early Start With The Open Water Stars

Young kids, adults and professional open water swimmers took to The Great Brisbane Swim under rough conditions… …with smiles all around. Brisbane was the first stop on the inaugural Great Australian Swim Series tour where Trent Grimsey and Melissa Gorman not surprisingly took the top honors at Sutton’s Beach Redcliffe. It was a great mixture

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Marathon Swimmers Recommend Changes On Pro Circuit

Professional marathon swimmers are a select group. This year, 187 men from 38 countries and 145 women from 35 countries competed in FINA pro marathon swims in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, China, Hong Kong, Italy, Macedonia, Mexico, Portugal, Serbia and the United Arab Emirates. Like professional athletes in any sport, they are a proud, committed, seriously

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Starts And Finishes In The Hawaiian Islands

This week, The Daily News of Open Water Swimming will describe the slight differences between the start and finish rules of marathon swims around the world. Today, we will look at the starts and finishes in the Hawaiian Islands. For recognized swims in Hawaii according to the Hawaiian Channels Swimming Association, that patterned its rules

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