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Gotta Keep Your Discipline, John Muenzer And Ned Denison On WOWSA Live

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Gotta Keep Your Discipline, John Muenzer And Ned Denison On WOWSA Live Sponsored by KAATSU, Huntington Beach, California. Former collegiate and marathon swimmer John Muenzer and International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame chairman Ned Denison covered a profound number of topics on today’s WOWSA Live simultcast from both Cork, Ireland and Cincinnati, Ohio. Muenzer and […]

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KAATSU Aqua On SwimShare

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KAATSU Aqua On SwimShare Courtesy of SwimShare. SwimShare, an easy-to-use, quick and intuitive workout planning, tracking and sharing app for swimmers and coaches made by ClubAssistant offered a Zoom session on KAATSU Aqua today. Gators Swim Club head coach Chris Morgan (swam at UC Davis), International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Swimmer Steven Munatones

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Hank Wise To Be Honored By Iconix Fitness

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Hank Wise To Be Honored By Iconix Fitness Courtesy of WOWSA, Long Beach, California. Hank Wise, the reigning King of the Catalina Channel together with Samuel Neri and the captain of the fastest Catalina Channel relay in history, is a native of Long Beach, California. Wise will be honored by Iconix Fitness for his ocean-swimming

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When Legacy Were Greater Back When

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When Legacy Were Greater Back When Photo courtesy of John Titchen. Duke Kahanamoku was one of the most celebrated watermen and aquatic celebrities in history. Kahanamoku, born in 1890, was a 5-time Olympic medalist in swimming, an actor, a lawman, an early beach volleyball player, a renowned lifeguard, and a businessman credited with spreading the

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Swimming Around The World, Olympian Ashley Twichell On WOWSA Live

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Swimming Around The World, Olympian Ashley Twichell On WOWSA Live Sponsored by KAATSU, Huntington Beach, California. Sixth place never seemed so good – or such a relief – for 5 km world champion Ashley Twichell. She has won world championship races, both individually and on relays. She has won multiple USA Swimming national titles in

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Swim It And They Will Come

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Swim It And They Will Come Courtesy of Dr. Karah Nazor, Swim The Suck, Tennessee River Gorge, Tennessee. Dr. Karah Nazor, founder of the C.O.W.S. (Chattanooga Open Water Swimmers), established the Swim The Suck and then later created the Triple Crown of the Tennessee, a 3-race series totaling 34.1 km along the Tennessee River including:

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Lockdown Swimming Around The World

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Lockdown Swimming Around The World Courtesy of WOWSA, Cape Town, South Africa and Flathead Lake, Montana. Open water swimmers are flexible, adaptable, and creative. If the water gets rougher or colder, they adapt and swim on. If the currents and tides gets stronger and flows in the opposite direction, they adapt to the situation both

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Dreaming Big With Jaimie Monahan On WOWSA Live

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Dreaming Big With Jaimie Monahan On WOWSA Live Sponsored by KAATSU, Huntington Beach, California. New Yorker Jaimie Monahan was told after one of her Ice Miles in Siberia by the attending physician, “You have no vital signs (because he could not obtain her blood pressure), but you seem OK.” “I was smiling and laughing,” she

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Dipping At The Ponds: Patrick McLennan Explains On WOWSA Live

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Dipping At The Ponds: Patrick McLennan Explains On WOWSA Live Sponsored by KAATSU, Huntington Beach, California. “Whether it is dipping or marathon swimming, swimming brings people together,” observed WOWSA Live host and International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame chairman Ned Denison. New Zealand filmmaker and cold water swimmer Patrick McLennan then explained how the unique

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Closing In On The Ice Sevens

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Closing In On The Ice Sevens Courtesy of Ram Barkai, International Ice Swimming Association. Jaimie Monahan and Ger Kennedy are the only swimmers who have completed the Ice Sevens. Monahan was the pioneer in completing 7 Ice Miles under the International Ice Swimming Association requisite requirements, achieved in June 2018. Kennedy became the second person

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Gotta Keep Your Discipline, John Muenzer And Ned Denison On WOWSA Live

KAATSU Aqua On SwimShare

Hank Wise To Be Honored By Iconix Fitness

When Legacy Were Greater Back When

Swimming Around The World, Olympian Ashley Twichell On WOWSA Live

Swim It And They Will Come

Lockdown Swimming Around The World

Dreaming Big With Jaimie Monahan On WOWSA Live

Dipping At The Ponds: Patrick McLennan Explains On WOWSA Live

Closing In On The Ice Sevens