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Adherbal Treidler de Oliveira Is 2019 World Open Water Swimming Man Of The Year Courtesy of WOWSA, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Adherbal Treidler de Oliveira is one of the few channel swimmers over the last 140 years who has had to endure a mass of flesh and muscles being ripped from his body, leaving a […]
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2019 WOWSA Award Winners Announced Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The WOWSA Awards are an annual selection of outstanding individuals and offerings in the following categories: * World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year * World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year * World Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year *
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Gulf Of Finland Relay Is 2019 World Open Water Swimming Performance Of The Year Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Cold…bone-chilling cool. Long…mind-boggling long. Difficult…unbelievably difficult. Fast…world-class fast. All of the nominees in the 2019 World Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year could be defined by these adjectives. The WOWSA Awards are an annual
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Travesía Interminable Is World Open Water Swimming Offering Of The Year Courtesy of WOWSA, Mexico City. Travesía Interminable is a book that was written by Antonio Argüelles and Adam Skolnick that covers Argüelles’ life and experiences as he achieved the Oceans Seven. The book is selling well in Mexico, Latin America and Spain and will
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Against The Tides Screenings Stefan Stuckert and Beth French are on the road again with their documentary film, Against The Tides. Stuckert says, “If you know anybody interested in adventure and female pioneering, the transformative power of swimming, the meaning of success or the challenges of living with ME and bringing up an autistic child,
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Swim Miami Enhances International Swimming Hall Of Fame Festivities Courtesy of Swim Miami, Miami Marine Stadium, Florida. Swim Miami is one of the largest open water swimming events in the United States. Race director Jonathan Strauss organizes 800m, 1 mile (The Miami Mile), 5 km, 10 km and K-9 Krawl events held on April 26th
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Tough Strong Swimmers from TSS Win Australian 5 km Relay Title Courtesy of Ian Hanson, Hanson Media. Photo courtesy of Swimming Australia, Brighton Beach, Adelaide, Australia. The TSS Aquatic Club A team won the 4×1.25 km relay at the 2020 Australian Open Water Swimming Championships in Brighton Beach, Adelaide. 5 km Relay Result: 1. TSS
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Lewis Pugh Sees Light At The End Of The Tunnel Courtesy of Kelvin Trautman of Lewis Pugh, East Antarctica. Lewis Pugh, the United Nations Patron of the Oceans, explained his most recent East Antarctica here in a very descriptive post (Light At The End Of The Tunnel). For more information about his Antarctica campaign, visit
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Courtesy of Matthew De George, Swimming World Magazine. Sid Cassidy received another honor in his long five-decade career as a swimmer, coach, official and administrator. The North Carolina Swimming Hall of Fame will induct Cassidy as a member of the Class of 2020 this coming March. “Our Class of 2020 North Carolina Swimming Hall of
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Kareena Lee Wins Another Title At Australian Open Water Championships Courtesy of Ian Hanson, Hanson Media. Photo of Mackenzie Brazier, Chelsea Gubecka, Nick Sloman, Chloe Gubecka, Bailey Armstrong, Hayden Cotter, Kareena Lee, and Kai Edwards courtesy of Swimming Australia, Brighton Beach, Adelaide, Australia. It was not surprising that 2020 Tokyo Olympian Kareena Lee won the
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