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Olympic Swimming In Hot Water…And Brown, Murky, Slimy & Polluted

Olympic Swimming In Hot Water…And Brown, Murky, Slimy & Polluted Courtesy of Swimming World Magazine, Odaiba Marine Park, Tokyo Bay, Japan. The occasionally-discussed, minor-problem-in-the-big-Olympic-picture debate about whether or not the location of the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim should remain at Odaiba Marine Park in Tokyo Bay seems to not go away. While the IOC and […]

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‘——– THE END-WET 2020 GUEST SWIMMER IS… ——————————– Before we announce who this year’s Guest Swimmer is going to be, I wanted to do a small introduction. My name is Don Henderson and I am taking over direction of END-WET this year. The esteemed Tim Bauer will be helping me take this on. Tim needs

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From The Backyard To The Channel

From The Backyard To The Channel Courtesy of Chris Morgan, Gators Swim Club, Danvers, Massachusetts. In this era of lockdowns, quarantines and shelter-in-place ordinances, swimmers can find alternatives to their temporarily closed training facilities and beaches: backyard swim pools. These backyard pools present a useful alternative in these trying times. Chris Morgan of Gators Swim

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Long Beach Swim Focus Catalina Relay On WOWSA Live

Long Beach Swim Focus Catalina Relay On WOWSA Live Sponsored by KAATSU Global, Huntington Beach, California. “The Catalina Channel is in our backyard,” said Hank Wise just hours before his relay attempted the 20.2-mile Catalina Channel. “Long Beach needs to rally around this beautiful channel. We need to own it.” And that they did. The

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Harry Huffaker Talks About On WOWSA Live

Harry Huffaker Talks About On WOWSA Live Sponsored by KAATSU Global, Huntington Beach, California. International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Swimmer Harry Huffaker was the oldest winner of a professional marathon swim and a very fast English Channel swimmer. He spoke about his career, his shoulder surgeries, and practical obstacles en route to his

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