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From Cold Canada And California To Tropical Hawaii

After competing in the world championships in Canada and winning the FINA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup in Quebec and the 2010 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships in California, 2005 world 10K champion Chip Peterson is racing today in Hawaii with the Tiburon Milers in the 9.6-mile Maui Channel Swim against some fierce Australian and Russian […]

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World Swimming Coaches Association vs. FINA

In recent articles by Craig Lord of Swim News, he reported that World Swimming Coaches Association is putting great pressure on FINA to make changes. Without understanding the implications, ramnifications or full scope of this intense debate and proposal, it was educational to read Craig‘s take on the newly proposed global aquatics organization. The one

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Vojislav Mijic, Marathon Swimming Man In Serbia

Vojislav Mijić (shown on left), the visionary, multi-lingual and personable race director for the Sabac Marathon who doubles as the President of the Serbian Open Water Swimming Committee, provides the background on this FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix event and other open water swims that are going strong in Serbia. “The Sabac Marathon has

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Swimmers Smile, Sharks Swim

Ocean.com reported on how scientists from the University of Bristol are collaborating with shark researchers to build an international visual biometrics database of Great White Sharks. The computer identification system will store images of the White Shark’s unique dorsal fin to help international shark groups recognize and track individual species, providing them with a better

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Open Water Swimming’s Renaissance Period

From our perspective, open water swimmers – and marathon swimmers in particular – seem to possess a desire to continue exploring one’s physiological and psychological limits in the open water after they experience the challenges and joys of their first swim. We pondered why, especially because the impetus that initially drives these athletes to the

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London’s Olympic 10K Marathon Swim Plans Unveiled

The plans for the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim at the 2012 London Olympics were officially submitted to the London Olympic Organising Committee. The carefully guarded plans will help showcase the sport in unique and entertaining ways. Undoubtedly, the eyes of the sporting public will be amazed at the sport’s presentation in London 2012. Sam Greetham,

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