Ingemar Macarine, Frank Lacson Swim Subic
Courtesy of Ingemar Macarine, Subic Bay, Philippines. Ingemar Patiño Macarine notched another channel crossing in his native Philippines. He is swimming along at a new channel per month pace in preparation for his upcoming attempt to become the first Filipino to cross the English Channel.
Together with Frank Lacson and their crew Willy N Ram and Enrilyn Lee and escort pilot Jimmy Suntay of the Philippine Coast Guard, their duo completed a 11.62 km tandem swim in Subic Bay from Anvaya Cove, Province of Bataan to All Hands Beach Resort in 5 hours 17 minutes.
It was their second unprecedented swim in Subic Bay after their initial swim in 2016.
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