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Out Of The Hospital And Back To Dryland – Pushing Further Than I Could Imagine

Out Of The Hospital And Back To Dryland Courtesy of Cameron Bellamy, Barbados to St. Lucia. After 56 hours 26 minutes On Sunday September 15, about 5pm local time in St Lucia, renowned South African ultra-endurance athlete, Cameron Bellamy, completed the longest recorded channel swim in history. He left the picturesque shores of the West […]

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100 Skills

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Eric Glass created a list of 100 Things Every New Triathlete Should Know. Glass’ list is comprehensive and clever, educational and entertaining. The World Open Water Swimming Association also has its own list of 100 Things Every Open Water Swimmer Should Know. Its coaches share this information and tidbits

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Clocks vs. Clouds In Open Water Swimming

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Pace clocks and stopwatches that carefully measure time dominate training and competitions among pool swimmers around the world. Interval training, best times and qualification standards dictate the careers of pool swimmers. Waves, winds and water temperature are among the climatic elements that open water swimmers deal with in oceans,

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Multi-disciplinarians In The Open Water

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. All types of open water swimmers are also accomplished endurance athletes on land. Pádraig Mallon, an Irish Ice Ironman, has done everything from an Ice Mile to a full Ironman triathlon. James Tout has completed the Triple Crown of Endurance Sports with his Hawaiian Ironman in 1981, Boston Marathon

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Another Pioneering Success: 221 km Swim To Victory 2021

The Black Sea Landing of Victory relay (or the Swim to Victory 2021) was a 221 km relay across the Black Sea in Crimea ending in Sevastopol, dedicated to the 76th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War and the 77th anniversary of the liberation of from Nazi invaders, organized by the Interregional Association for Cold Swimming (Russia) and the International Ice Swimming Association that was completed by four teams of 40 swimmers who came from Russia, Armenia, Belarus and Azerbaijan in May 2021.

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