To educate, entertain, and enthuse those who venture beyond the shore
There are dozens of books written by numerous Honor Swimmers inducted in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame. Read on…
Books by Honorees in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Read More »
Lac Louis in Québec, Canada was the famous site of the 24 Heures La Tuque, a 24-hour 2-person professional marathon swimming relay held in the 1960’s and 1970’s.
The Historic 24 Heures La Tuque in Québec, Canada Read More »
Every generation of swimmers have their list of extremely tough and long pool and open water swimming workouts – here are a few
The Bar Is Always Being Raised: History’s Tough Pool and Ocean Swimming Workouts Read More »
On August 13th 1989, a group of eight swimmers who would eventually be inducted in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame as Honor Swimmers gathered on the shore of Absecon Island in Atlantic City to race 36.6 km around the famed New Jersey gambling outpost. The Atlantic City Around The Island Swim race favorite
Fighting The Currents To Win The Atlantic City Around The Island Swim Read More »
Paul Asmuth has seen it all in the open water, from local swims in Lake Berryesa and masters world championships to professional marathon swims, solo swims and English Channel crossings. Over the years, he has served as a coach and administrator, fashioning USA Swimming’s national open water swimming community, strategies and action plans. But the
Where Are They Now? Paul Asmuth Read More »
International Swimming Hall of Famer Paul Asmuth offers his four decades of open water swimming experience and expertise to high-level American swimmers. Officially, Paul is the USA Swimming Open Water Consultant available to provide free open water swimming advice and guidance to all national team athletes and coaches. Copyright © 2011 by Open Water Source
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