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It’s A Wild, Wild, Wild Atlantic Swim Out There

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Among the Best Organised Open Water Swims that were recognized at the Irish Long Distance Swimming Association ceremonies in Belfast, the Wild Atlantic Swim, Liffey Swim, and WOTS stood out. The fifth Wild Atlantic Big Swim was a sea swim from Arranmore Island to Burtonport in Ireland in August […]

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Tom Wear

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The Lake Hopatcong Open Water Swim Festival begin as a charity event to honor one of Lake Hopatcong’s most well-known businessmen, Tom Wear, owner of the marinas on Lake Hopatcong and the Wearhouse Grille restaurant who passed away in 2008 (see bio below). Bridgette Hobart, an avid open water

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Safe Harbor

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Safe Harbor Swimmers are often swimming “for the oceans” or participating in events to “save the oceans.” Their environmental awareness is passionate, but concrete actions seem to be less well-defined. What can and should an environmental-conscious swimmer do to help save the oceans? “There are so many things people

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Roque Santos

Roque Santos Global Head of Swimming at blueseventy San Francisco Bay AreaConsumer Goods Previous Engine Swimwear, Q Swimwear, blueseventy Education University of California, Berkeley 500+ connectionsSend a messageMore options www.linkedin.com/pub/roque-santos/3/a47/156 Contact Info Background Experience blueseventyGlobal Head of Swimming blueseventy January 2014 – Present (2 months)United States Director Engine Swimwear January 2012 – January 2014 (2

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Getting Organized In The Open Water Swimming World

Your articles on the Butlin races prompted a research project for me. based on the Grossman book, the Egyptians formed what I believe was the first Professional Marathon Swimming Organization. The International Long Distance Swimming Federation (ILDSF). They were group that sanctioned the Butlin Events and other marathon events. They covered primarily Europe. They also

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