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Positively Powerful Pádraig

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Full Ironman triathlons are tough, requiring extraordinary dedication and an incredible level of stamina. Channel swims are arguably even tougher, requiring focus in an environment of unparalleled sensory deprivation and cold-water acclimation. And ice swimming is undoubtedly the toughest of all, requiring an almost otherworldly focus and acclimatization to […]

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Adam Walker’s Injury Ultimately Leads To Success

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Adam Walker is spreading his touch, passion and swimming advice with the triathlon community via 220 Triathlon Magazine, UK’s longest-running and most popular magazine (see here). Walker’s new swim series kicked off with the Ocean Walker swim stroke. As the British channel swimmer says, “Seven years ago I took

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Annaleise Carr’s Traverse Across Lake Erie, Part One

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Annaleise Carr started at 5:18 am in the early morning of July 25th, 2014 on her attempted 75 km Lake Erie swim from the American shores at Erie’s Presquile Point in the state of Pennsylvania. Eventually, she had to cut her unprecedented swim short, finishing around midnight at the

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Having The Spirit To Swim In The Pacific

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The deadline to register for the 2014 Santa Barbara Channel Swimming Association annual banquet is this Friday, October 17th. The banquet will take place on November 1st in San Pedro, California aboard the Pacific Spirit. The cost is US$39.50 and includes dinner, music, unlimited margaritas and will honor, as

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Jacques Tuset Breaks Out Of Prison…Again And Again

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. French swimmer Jacques Tuset has escaped from more prisons than even the most infamous criminals in history. But he escapes – swims – with the full knowledge of the local authorities. Aided by only with his swimsuit, cap and goggles, Tuset completed solo swims from Alcatraz Island, Le Château

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