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 Conference Videos “Fantastic seminar. Shelley was terrific. Great choice for the opening speaker. I enjoyed Chris Brewster & Ralph’s input in the first session. Great stuff. It was interesting to listen to the thoughts of the panel in session #2. In the afternoon I went to Safety in Ocean Water Swims, Cold Water & Marathon Swims. Dr Miller provided very valuable information in an accessible way. The panel for Marathon Swims was unbelievable. It speaks volumes that you could pull all of those people together in one place. I could have listened to that panel exchange information for hours.” Bob Needham |
 As a member of the 1964 USA Synchronized Swim Olympic Team, Dr. Katz helped pioneer the acceptance of synchronized swimming as an Olympic event. At the XXVII Olympiad in Sydney, Australia in 2000, Dr. Katz was awarded the Federation Internationale de Natation Amateur Certificate of Merit to honor her lifetime of "dedication and contribution to the development" of the sport of swimming. |
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 Michelle Vawer, a Maui Channel swimmer and Sports Illustrated model, cracks the Top 50 entries in Openwaterpedia! Openwaterpedia is an online reference and research tool for the open water swimming community has entries posted in English, Greek, Spanish, Italian, Hebrew, Hungarian, Russian, Portuguese, French, Dutch, Arabic and Japanese. |
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 Lake Powell´s geological formations in the southwestern region of the United States are about as magnificent as anyone can imagine. This second largest man-made reservoir on the Colorado River, straddling the border between Utah and Arizona is surrounded by the beautiful red rocks, sandy beaches and clear blue water. |
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 Open Water Swimming [Book] Defining the Sport Open Water Swimming is an essential guide to maneuvering the open-water environment and describes how to prepare logistically, physically, and mentally for open-water swims. The book includes stroke techniques, racing tactics, and training plans for triathlon, middle-distance, and marathon-distance swims. Contents Ch. 1. The Open-Water Swimmer Ch. 2. Overcoming the Elements Ch. 3. Choosing Your Events Ch. 4. The Open-Water Tool Kit Ch. 5. Building a Faster Freestyle Ch. 6. Preparing for Short-Distance Swims Ch. 7. Preparing for Middle-Distance Swims Ch. 8. Preparing for Marathon Swims Ch. 9. Racing Tactics for Every Event Ch. 10. Triathlon Training and Finishing Fast Read more... |
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What is IMSHOF?The International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame (IMSHOF) is a global celebration of marathon swimming luminaries, heroes and heroines.Its website is now available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, French and German. The International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame was established in 1961 and is an affiliate organization to the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Its mission is to recognize the marathon swimmers throughout the world and is governed by an international selection committee of marathon swimming experts. The International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame (IMSHOF), supported entirely by donations, recognizes not only the world’s most successful swimmers in competitive races, but also individuals for their solo swim exploits around the world. It is a non-profit educational sports hall of fame devoted to marathon swimming and is dedicated to promoting the athletes, coaches, administrators, pilots, reporters, volunteers, organizations, race directors and associations affiliated with marathon swimming. It immortalizes online the achievements and contributions of those who have distinguished themselves in this sport. Become a member or make a donation to IMSHOF. We appreciate your support as we continue to elevate the sport and provide recognition for outstanding achievement. |
