Albert Coward Describes Swimming In Golfo di Napoli On WOWSA Live
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International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Swimmer
Albert Coward spoke about his career swimming around and in the islands of the
Gulf of Naples (Golfo di Napoli) in Italy on today’s
WOWSA Live series.
The 80-year-old British swimmer has been living in Napoli since 1978 and remains active in the sport. He covered a fair bit of history during his interview with International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame chairperson
Ned Denison:
* stopping rugby to take up swimming when his child was two years old
* describing the
golden glow after swimming in the cold water
* training with
John Slater
* swimming everywhere around the islands of
Ischia,
Procida and
Capri in the
Gulf of Naples in
Napoli, Italy
* helping
Dan Curtis follow in the wake of Coward and
Dr. Chris Stockdale
* wanting his
escort crew to appear to be busy on his marathon swims
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