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Courtesy of McCarley International, Malvern, Pennsylvania. McCarley International, the leading performance improvement company, kickstarted a comprehensive series of podcasts and blogs on June 5th with additional podcasts uploaded weekly. “The content for these podcasts and blogs is derived from our MI: Methodology,” said CEO Anthony McCarley who has completed the Triple Crown of Open Water […]

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50 Years At Seal Beach

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50 Years At Seal Beach Courtesy of Maria Fattal, Seal Beach, California. The number of famed marathon swimmers who have trained in Seal Beach, California is relatively small, but it is a remarkable bunch: Lynne Cox, Penny Dean, John York, Cindy Cleveland to mention a few Honor Swimmers in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of

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Open Water B.C. With Jessi Harewicz

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Open Water B.C. With Jessi Harewicz Courtesy of CBC Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Jessi Harewicz started her journey in the open water with a wetsuit and is now continuing without neoprene. Her story as she is on a journey to the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming was captured beautifully by director Edward Andrews, producer

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50 Things An Open Water Swimmer Should Not Do

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The World Open Water Swimming Association publishes a list of 100 Things Every Open Water Swimmer Should Know. WOWSA also offers a list with the opposite kind of information: 50 Things An Open Water Swimmer Should Not Do. These recommendations range from simple acts to major infractions of the rules or traditions of the sport,

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Where Are They Now? Micha Shaw

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Where Are They Now? Micha Shaw Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Micha Shaw (née Burden) won the USA Swimming national open water swimming championships in 2008, upsetting eventual two-time Olympian Chloe Sutton and a number of other top American swimming stars. “The first time that I saw Micha train at Golden West College under

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Swimmer Found

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Swimmer Found Courtesy of CBS New York from the Hudson River and the The News & Observer in Durham, North Carolina. Services to honor and remember the life and legacy of Dr. Charles Michael van der Horst (January 4th 1952 – June 14th 2019) were held today in Durham, North Carolina. A casket with meaningful

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Batchelder Bests The Beast

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Batchelder Bests The Beast Courtesy of Rondi Davies, Hudson River, New York Open Water. Stage 5 – known as The Beast – of the 8 Bridges Hudson River Swim lived up to its name. Usually the toughest stage of the 193 km event, conditions during The Beast were overcast and rainy with cooler air temperatures

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2019 Reef & Run Series In Santa Barbara

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2019 Reef & Run Series In Santa Barbara Courtesy of Reef & Run, Santa Barbara, California. The 2019 Reef & Run season began last week and will continue Thursday nights for another 10 weeks until August 29th when the ocean swim season culminates in the Boat to Beach race. “It is a great bargain at

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André Wiersig Across The Strait Of Gibraltar By Dennis Daletzki

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André Wiersig Across The Strait Of Gibraltar By Dennis Daletzki Photos of André Wiersig across the Strait of Gibraltar between Spain and Morocco courtesy of Dennis Daletzki. André Wiersig of Germany became the 16th person in history to completed Oceans Seven, the first German swimmer to do so. His solo journeys across the 33.8 km

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Too Close To Call With Naked Eye

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Too Close To Call With Naked Eye Courtesy of Colin Hill, Setúbal Bay, Portugal. Colin Hill captured the excitement of the Saturday’s FINA/CNSG Marathon Swim World Series race in Setúbal Bay where Ana Marcela Cunha and Rachele Bruni came down to a photo finish. With the water temperature at 19°C, the athletes wore wetsuits. Official Results:

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Podcasts & Blogs For Those Who Want To Accomplish Great Things

50 Years At Seal Beach

Open Water B.C. With Jessi Harewicz

50 Things An Open Water Swimmer Should Not Do

Where Are They Now? Micha Shaw

Swimmer Found

Batchelder Bests The Beast

2019 Reef & Run Series In Santa Barbara

André Wiersig Across The Strait Of Gibraltar By Dennis Daletzki

Too Close To Call With Naked Eye