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Axel Reymond Sprints To His Second World Title

Courtesy of FINA, Yeosu Expo Ocean Park, Gwangju, South Korea. Courtesy of Intérieur Sport, France. Axel Reymond Sprints To His Second World Title The 25 km race among the men in the 2019 FINA World Championships was a race among veterans in chop and rain, but Frenchman Axel Reymond sprinted to victory over Russian Kirill Belyaev

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Chris Thompson, Kaelan Oldani to Defend Mighty Mac Swim Titles

Chris Thompson, Kaelan Oldani to Defend Mighty Mac Swim Titles Courtesy of Jim Dreyer, Mighty Mac Swim, St. Ignace, Michigan. Jim Dreyer, Executive Director of the Mighty Mac Swim, announced that defending champions Chris Thompson and Kaelan Oldani will return to defend their titles in the annual Mighty Mac Swim in Michigan. The race is

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Documental Doble Cruce Canal de Catalina 2019

Documental Doble Cruce Canal de Catalina 2019 Courtesy of Antonio Argüelles, Catalina Channel, California. 60-year-old Antonio Argüelles recalled his 64.6 km two-way crossing of the Catalina Channel that took him 24 hours 17 minutes earlier this year in August 2019, “Open water swimming seems usually as a personal endeavor, where the swimmer is alone against

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Marcelo Galvão Butterflys The Fuga da Ilha Grande

Marcelo Galvão Butterflys The Fuga da Ilha Grande Courtesy of WOWSA, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It has taken Marcelo Galvão a lot of training, planning and preparation to complete his longest butterfly swim, but he accomplished it on November 10th in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He completed his first butterfly 4 km ocean swim in

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