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11 May 2012
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01 May 2012
Simon Murie gives a detailed account of the swim from Robben Island to Cape Town.
Islands off the coast of major cities have always made convenient dumping grounds for unwanted souls. Places where the chaff of society – those deemed to be troublemakers by the incumbent authority – can be held so others won’t be subjected to the perceived threat of their influence.
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01 May 2012
Varada Dharmadhikari swam a 16km open sea solo swim in 7 hours 15 minutes and took part in two solo expeditions and one competition in the same week.
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01 May 2012
James Hooper and his daughter Jenny swam 2,000 lengths in 10 swimming pools over 16 hours during the Swimathon Weekend of 28th & 29th April, in aid of Marie Curie.
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04 April 2012
Lynn Sherr’s latest book, “Why We Love The Water” is to be released at the beginning of April. The book celebrates every aspect of swimming and how it has evolved into one of the most popular sports activities.
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By host on
28 March 2012
If you go to Croatia you will meet Jardan, his experience of the Adriatic sea is legendary. His family has been fishing for generations and he grew up helping his father on the sea. As a fisherman in his early years his knowledge of the sea is immense.
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By host on
28 March 2012
Read about the swim from Alcatraz to San Francisco.
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By host on
28 March 2012
When swimming we can often expend a lot of unnecessary energy maintaining body position. In a short swim event such as 50 or 100M our kick will contribute a maximum of 15-20% of your total propulsion. Over our longer open water swims the investment in oxygen we need to provide to our legs is far in excess of the return we get in propulsion. Therefore we employ minimal kick , using kick primarily to assist in maintaining body position.
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28 March 2012
Diana Nyad, 62, is a record breaking long distance swimmer and has attempted this swim three times. Penny Palfrey, 49, another record breaking swimmer is also attempting this crossing.
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By host on
28 February 2012
After the success of the 2011 swim, Monster Swim 2012 is being held in the same location in Dores on the beaches of Loch Ness. There will be 2 swims, one 1 mile swim, 'The Big Yin', and one 1/2 mile swim 'The Wee Nessie'. For more details about this event please visit www.monsterswim.co.uk or click here to enter online.
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