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The Link And Dialog Between Dover And Maghreb

TUNISIA. Lt. Colonel Nejib Belhedi, a Channel Swimming Association representative and promoter for the Dialog Across the Seas, shared the story of the Belhedi Trophy and its relationship to the Maghreb countries of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Mauritania and the Western Sahara. “In my preparation for his Channel attempt, the Tunisian Ministry of Defence provided […]

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Four Legs Of The Catalina Crossing

Chris Dahowski, Team Captain of Swim22, the Contiguous Solo Crossing Relay across the Catalina Channel, will swim shoulder-to-shoulder with some famous swimmers in the Grand Finale on October 6th. Chris and his three teammates will attempt to do four consecutive channel crossings, with each swimming a solo Catalina Channel crossing. Each subsequent swimmer will be

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Swimming Open Water In Middle Tennessee

Daily News Correspondent Kate Alexander had a blast at the Middle Tennessee Swim Club‘s weekly open water training under the tutelage of U.S. Masters Swimming Coach Ron Chlasta On Thursday evenings after work, Coach Ron opens up his own backyard for swimming in Old Hickory Lake in Hendersonville, Tennessee. “Coach Ron’s Thursday group is now

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Jamie Patrick’s En Route To The Tahoe Triple

Jamie Patrick completed a wetsuit-clad 44-mile double-crossing of Lake Tahoe in 25 hours and 26 minutes on August 15th. The Daily News of Open Water Swimming asked him a variety of questions regarding his day- and night-long exploit. The Daily News: How did you prepare yourself mentally for this swim? Jamie With psychologist Paige Dunn.

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17 Down 81K West Bengal’s Bhagirathi River

17 swimmers from India and host Bengal will participate in the world’s longest amateur race, the 81K National Open Water Swimming competition down the Bhagirathi river in West Bengal, India on September 5th. Organzed by the Murshidabad Swimming Association, one of its purposes is to help launch future marathon swimmers around the world. “This gives

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Kalamata-Koroni Marathon Record Holders

The Kalamata-Koroni Long Distance Swimming Marathon is one of the world’s greatest open water swims. The Kalamata-Koroni Marathon is held annually in September across the Messiniakos Gulf in Greece, 30K (16.5 nautical miles) from Kalamata to Koroni. While Mohamend Maarouf of Egypt (6:33) and Mouala Homa (7:00) from Syria are the respective male and female

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H2O Unity In The Open Water And On Land

In support of the Mexican American Unity Swim in Lake Powell, Arizona, Craig Baskin created painting entitled H2O Unity. “I created the painting to help raise funds and awareness for all organizations affiliated with the non-stop three-day six-person distance swimming record attempt,” said contemporary artist Craig who donates 100% of the proceeds to the Wounded

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