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FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix Male Leaders

After races in Argentina (Rosario, Santa Fe and Hernandarias-Parana), Mexico (Sumidero Canyon), Italy (Capri-Napoli), Canada (Lac St-Jean and Lac Memphremagog), Serbia (Sabac) and Macedonia (Ohrid Lake) with one race to go in the United Arab Emirates (Abu Dhabi), Petar Stoychev is well-positioned to continue his remarkable lock on yet another FINA Open Water Swimming Grand

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FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix Female Leaders

After races in Argentina (Rosario, Santa Fe and Hernandarias-Parana), Mexico (Sumidero Canyon), Italy (Capri-Napoli), Canada (Lac St-Jean and Lac Memphremagog), Serbia (Sabac) and Macedonia (Ohrid Lake) with one race to go in the United Arab Emirates (Abu Dhabi), Pilar Geijo of Argentina is getting close to wrapping up the 2010 FINA Open Water Swimming Grand

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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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Open Water Swimming Series In Western Australia

Western Australia is offering a six-part Open Water Swimming Series with standard distances that runs from October to January across Perth’s metropolitan beaches. The first race is at Rockingham Beach (1.25K, 2.5K and 5K) on October 31st. The second race is at Mullaloo Beach (1.25K, 2.5K and 5K) on November 13th. The third race is

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Old School vs. New School Of Open Water Swimming

Most recently, there have been several wetsuit-clad marathon swims of note from the Bering Strait to northern California. In the Old School, where the rules of the English Channel and British Long Distance Swimming Association have played such an influential and important role since 1926, these swims would not be certified, ratified or authorized. Old

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Wetsuits As Performing Enhancements – A Letter To The Editor

The Daily News of Open Water Swimming often receives emails expressing various viewpoints on the sport of open water swimming. One such recent letter to the editor was related to the use of wetsuits, a timely topic given the fact that there have been several well-publicized marathon swims done with wetsuits recently. The writer-swimmer asked

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