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Testing

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. 3×50@3:00, all-out freestyle kicking with a kickboard + 2×25@3:00 with Bosu Ball 20-year-old female: 1st 50: 44 seconds with 99% SpO2 + 137 bpm 2nd 50: 43 seconds with 98% SpO2 + 143 bpm 3rd 50: 44 seconds with 99% SpO2 + 150 bpm 1st 25: 40 seconds with […]

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John Batchelder Flies Across The English Channel

Courtesy of John Batchelder, English Channel. After waiting through a government-mandated quarantine and his window, John Batchelder finally got to attempt a 33.5 km crossing – swimming only butterfly – of the English Channel. 16 hours 13 minutes (unofficially) after stepping off the English coast, Batchelder landed in France on June 29th to become one

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IMSHOF Inductees

Courtesy of Ned Denison, International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame. Stéphane Lecat (FRA) was the recipient of the Irving Davids-Captain Roger Wheeler Memorial Award ​Poseidon Award recipient is Chris Guesdon The Poseidon Award is an annual award given by the International Swimming Hall of Fame to recognize those individuals who have gone beyond the call

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New Zealand

Rotorua’s Kane Radford and Auckland’s Cara Baker edged to victory in the men’s and women’s classes respectively at today’s Wellington Classic 2.8km ocean swimming championships today. Radford, 20, had to work hard for his win over newly-crowned national 5km open water champion, Bryn Murphy, of Invercargill, with just four seconds separating the two swimmers. Baker

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