Tag: Jen Schumacher

The Pleasure And The Pain

The Pleasure And The Pain Courtesy of Jen Schumacher, Catalina Channel, California. Jen Schumacher talked about the pain that she felt during her 9 hour 2 minute Catalina Channel swim, "During Catalina, I averaged 155 heart beats per minutes with a maximum of around 200. I wanted to swim as consistently and fast as possible for the entire swim. [When we

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Jamie Patrick, Return To The Water

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Jamie Patrick began his announcement with his signature passion, “It is with great excitement that I announce my next big adventure. After months of planning I will once again return to the water.” “…return to the water…” sounds similar to Kevin Murphy’s definition of his own marathon swims, “…going for a

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Misha Masters Mega In Huntington Beach

Misha Masters Mega In Huntington Beach Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Misha Romanenko (on left), a swimmer and runner at Servite High School who runs cross country and swims competitively, swam and ran neck-and-neck with 4-time defending champion Nick Sullivan of Huntington Beach City Lifeguards at today's Mega Colossus. It was a race

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Swim DMC Wins Nadadores Rough Water Swim

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Lexie Kelly won the Nadadores 2.4-mile Rough Water Swim held in Salt Creek Beach in Dana Point along the Southern California coastline this Saturday morning in 48 minutes 38 seconds. Carri Cook and Jen Schumacher finished second and third overall in the women's division while The EC6 relay member Steve West

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Crews Are Made Of Special People

Every volunteer group for every charity swim is special and giving. Every support crew for every marathon swim is special and giving. Every team behind every open water swim is special and giving. These groups, crews and teams are dedicated to the safety and success of their swimmers. Many swimmers like Kathy Batts and Jamie Patrick recruit crews

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