FINA Announces 2023 Open Water Tour Schedule
The FINA Open Water Tour will feature six events, with the annual series complementing open water swimming at the 2023 World Championships in Fukuoka.
2017-2018 U.S. National Team Member Cathryn Salladin Announces Medical Retirement
Current redshirt senior at Rutgers and former National Team member Cathryn Salladin has announced her medical retirement.
Paltrinieri, Gubecka Win Final Leg of FINA Marathon World Series In Eilat
Paltrinieri’s win moved him into a tie for the overall series title with Kristof Rasovszky, while Ana Marcela Cunha emerges as the women’s series winner.
Olympic Roundup: IOC Shifts Tone on Russian Sanctions After Recent Annexation
“The reasons for the sanctions as well as for the protective measures still exist: this is not the time to change any of our sanctions…” Thomas Bach said.
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Tips For Open Water Swimming In The Winter from Olympic Medalist Keri-anne Payne
If you’re hoping to swim throughout the coldest months of the year, open water Olympian and dryrobe® Ambassador Keri-anne Payne is here to help.
Former Irish Rugby Star Rosie Foley Completes Open Water Triple Crown
Rosie Foley, racing in honor of her late brother, is just the second Irish woman to complete open water swimming’s Triple Crown.
2023 Australian Open Water Championships Head West
Elite swimming is set for a return to Western Australia with the iconic Busselton Jetty to be centre stage for the 2023 Australian Open Water Championships.
Inside The Beautiful Mind of Alex Kostich
Kostich, 52, recently placed second in the Double Waikiki Rough Water Swim, a 7000-meter swim from San Souci Beach to Ala Wai Channel and back.
Katie Grimes, Brennan Gravley Win 2022 U.S. Open Water Swimmer of the Year Awards
USA Swimming announced Katie Grimes and Brennan Gravley as the Open Water Swimmers of the Year winners at the Annual Business Meeting.
WR-Holder Sarah Thomas Explains What Actually Goes into Swimming 100 Miles
SwimSwam sat down with Sarah Thomas, the world record-holder for the longest continuous swim done in current-neutral conditions (104.6 miles).
Ross Edgley Breaks Record For Longest Swim in Loch Ness With 49 Mile Outing
36-year-old Ross Edgley swam continuously for 52 hours and 39 minutes, setting the record for longest swim in Loch Ness at 49 miles.
LEN Open Water Cup, Leg 6 Preview: Who Closes The Season On A High?
2016 Olympic bronze medallist Marc-Antoine Olivier is among the favorites in a stacked men’s field that also features German Rob Muffels.
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