
Winter Swimming World Championships Returns To Lake Bled
The 2023 Winter World Swimming Championships will return for the third time to Lake Bled in Slovenia.
The 2023 Winter World Swimming Championships will return for the third time to Lake Bled in Slovenia.
Photos courtesy of Nuala Moore who competed in near 0ºC water in the 200m and 450m events at at the World Winter Swimming Championships in Tyumen, Russia. Copyright © 2016 by World Open Water Swimming Association
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The Russian swimmers are swimming very well in their homeland at the 2016 Winter Swimming World Championships in Tyumen, Russia where 1,275 athletes from 42 nations are competing in near 0ºC water. Dominant in every age group and standing frequently on the age group awards podium, the Russian cold water
Courtesy of Colin Hill of Chillswim in Tyumen, Russia at the 2016 Winter Swimming World Championships
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