Bow Swimming Out In The Open
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David O’Brien On WOWSA Live
David O’Brien On WOWSA Live Sponsored by KAATSU Global, Huntington Beach, California. International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Swimmer David O’Brien . Ned Denison of the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame interviewed Griffiths on today’s WOWSA Live program. O’Brien recounted the following. * * * * * * * * For more information
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Mariel Hawley Dávila & Nora Toledano In Japan
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Travel
From Copacabana to Catalina, from Magog to Melbourne, from Seattle to São Paulo, the Daily News of Open Water Swimming has covered and traveled the world to cover open water swimmers and events of all distances and types. Special Olympics races in Athens, masters swims in Tokyo, charity swims in the Caribbean, mass participation swims
Founding Principles Of The World Swimming Association
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The founding principles of the World Swimming Association (WSA), officially adopted in Cleveland [USA] last week as the organization that will take over the governance of the sport, were backed by a unanimous vote of approval from more than 650 coaches Saturday. The WSCA Board, backed by its American
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1-2 Again At the West Coast Open Water Championships
1-2 Again At the West Coast Open Water Championships Courtesy of Oct 17-18, 2020 Lake Las Vegas, Henderson NV Hosted by Sandpipers of Nevada The country’s largest open water race of the year occurred last weekend in Lake Las Vegas. Several open water Olympians, National champions, and US National Team members competed at the event.
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Climate Change
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. General Motors will cease production of all vehicles with internal-combustion engines and go completely carbon neutral by 2035, the company says. The automaker launched its first all-electric model back in 2016 and plans to increase the number of battery-powered vehicles in its lineup to 30 by 2025. [NBC News]
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
Eat Your Greens, From The Ocean
Just prior to crossing the Tsugaru Channel in northern Japan, Stephen Redmond passed up all the seafood and seaweed that he was offered by his Japanese hosts for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Irish Oceans Seven swimmer was staying in a small Japanese inn who proprietor was a fisherman in the Tsugaru Channel and a
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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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