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Open Water Spectator Boats Are Filling Up Fast

The Spectator Boats for the USA Swimming National Open Water Swimming Championships in Long Beach, California are filling up fast. There are more spectators registered than athletes. It seems many coaches and family members want a close-up view of the action on the water between the best swimmers from America, Canada, Mexico, Egypt and Azerbaijan. […]

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Giving It All For A Double-Double

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Anne Cleveland of La Jolla, California already has one double-crossing of the English Channel under her belt. This August, Cleveland will attempt to become the first person in history to also do a double-crossing of the Catalina Channel for an unprecedented “double-double”. We asked Cleveland how she trains for

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Open Water Swimming Seminar At The World Championships

FINA will host an Open Water Swimming Seminar at the 6th FINA World Open Water Swimming Championships in Roberval, Quebec, Canada on July 19th at the Hôtel Château Roberval. Each National Federation attending the world championships can send representatives. Pierre Lafontaine (shown on left), CEO of Swimming Canada, will give the opening keynote speech on

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Marathon Hall Of Famers Leave A Fantastic Legacy

In arguably the most diverse class of inductees in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame, the mix of men and women, competitive professional swimmers and solo swimmers, administrators and escort pilots, pioneers and disabled athletes was extraordinarily impressive. Australian Penny Palfrey, still sporting visible Portuguese Man-o-War stings on her arms and legs as a

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UANA Discusses, Defines And Designs Initiatives And Goals

The Union Americana de Natacion (UANA or Amateur Swimming Union of the Americas) hosted an impressive get-together of swimming, diving, water polo and synchronized swimming administrators, coaches and aquatic visionaries in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in an effort to spearhead and drive the organization to help promote and give a more defined purpose throughout the Americas.

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