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Five To Swim Three Rivers

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Kristin Jones (Arizona), Kimberly Plewa (New Jersey), Sarah Thomas (Colorado), Chris Greene (Georgia), and John Humenik (Pennsylvania) will tackle the ‘City of Steel’ 30K Three Rivers Marathon Swim (#3RMS) on August 1st in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Race founder Darren Miller explains, “Beginning under the Roberto Clemente Bridge by PNC Park, […]

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Tommy Steele Faced Peace, Tranquility Across Lake Erie

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Pilot Mike Cochran, Christopher Steele, Patrick Steele, Greg Phillips and Mike Dougan escorted Tommy Steele across Lake Erie from Long Point in Ontario, Canada to Freeport Beach in Pennsylvania. The 24.3 km swim took Steele 11 hours 50 minutes, observed by the Lake Erie Open Water Swimming Association. “We

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A Cada Brazada: El Azul Interminable In English

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. A cada brazada: el azul interminable is a Spanish-language book by Nora Toledano and Antonio Argüelles that describes their channel crossings and colorfully equates their channel swimming experiences to a survival in the sea of life. The book is now published in English, With Each Stroke: The Endless Blue

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A Man On A Mission, Solo, Alone, Unaccompanied

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Nothing is more fundamental in channel swims than for a swimmer to have a support crew, escort boat and pilot. Kayakers, feeders, and pace swimmers are also occasionally part of the marathon swimming package. But Dr. Chris Lechner is ditching the human elements of marathon swimming. He is stripping

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