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Courtesy of Matthew De George, Swimming World Magazine. The legacy of Fran Crippen, an International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame inductee and the only swimmer to die during a FINA competition (of any discipline), lives on. At the University of Virginia vs. University of North Carolina dual meet, senior Ted Schubert set the pool record […]
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Madeleine Gough Takes 5 km Australian Open Water Swimming Title Courtesy of Ian Hanson, Hanson Media. Photo of TSS Aquatic teammates (left to right) Moesha Johnson, Maddie Gough, and Bianca Crisp (bronze). Photo Courtesy: Swimming Australia (Delly Carr). Guthrie courtesy of Delly Carr of Swimming Australia, Brighton Beach, Adelaide, Australia. 20-year-old Madeleine Gough, a distance
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Ferry Weertman Works Out And Doubles Up At Australian Open Water Swimming Championships Courtesy of Ian Hanson, Hanson Media. Photo of Ferry Weertman, Matthew Robinson, Jon McKay, Nicholas Rollo, and Cormac Guthrie courtesy of Delly Carr of Swimming Australia, Brighton Beach, Adelaide, Australia. With yesterday’s 10 km 2nd place finisher Jordan Wilimovsky, 3rd place finisher
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Simon Holliday Recalls The History Behind The Chinese Zodiac Courtesy of Simon Holliday. Simon Holliday, a marathon swimming Learning & Development Professional and co-founder at Splash Foundation, wrote, “A long time ago, the Jade Emperor decided mankind needed a calendar to measure the passing of time. Each year of the cycle would be represented by
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Who is going to win the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim at the Tokyo Olympics in Odaiba Marine Park in Tokyo Bay?
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Haley Anderson Wins Close One At Australian 10 km Championships
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Ferry Weertman Wins Australian 10 km Championships Courtesy of Australia Swimming, Brighton Beach, Adelaide, Australia. 2020 Australian Open Water Swimming Championships Men’s 10 km Results: 1. Ferry Weertman (27) 1:55:45.24 2. Jordan Wilimovsky (25) 1:55:49.46 3. Nick Sloman (22) 1:55:49.63 4. Matan Roditi (21 1:55:49.96 5. Jon McKay (24) 1:55:53.32 6. Nicholas Norman (22) 1:56:05.59
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Pre-dawn Swimming In Seal Beach Courtesy of Peter Knapp, Seal Beach, California. International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame honorees Cindy Cleveland, Lynne Cox and Penny Dean, and their open water coach Siga Rose trained in Seal Beach, California since they emerged in the channel swimming community in the 1970’s. Site of 50 editions of the
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IISA III World Championships Murmansk Highlights Courtesy of EnduranceSports.tv, Lake Semyonovskoye, Murmansk, Russia. Watch highlights from the IISA III World Championships Murmansk 2019 in Russia here. Copyright © 2019 by EnduranceSports.tv.
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Aussies To Defend Home Turf At Australian Open Water Swimming Championships Courtesy of Australian Swimming, Brighton Beach, Adelaide. Jon McKay from Canada, Gaku Watanabe, Kuu Motoyama, Koichiro Iwazumi, and Shuu Watanabe from Japan, Ferry Weertman and Olivier Jans from the Netherlands, Jordan Wilimovsky and Nicholas Norman from the USA, Sebastien Priscott from the New Zealand,
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