Category: Open Water
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Every Olympic Marathon Swimming 🥇Medallists | Olympics
Enjoy watching every Winner of the Olympic 10km marathon: Beijing 2008 women: Larisa Ilchenko 🇷🇺 Beijing 2008 men: Maarten van der Weijden 🇳🇱 London 2012 women: Éva Risztov 🇭🇺 London 2012 men: Oussama Mellouli 🇹🇳 Rio 2016 women: Sharon van Rouwendaal 🇳🇱 Rio 2016 men: Ferry Weertman 🇳🇱
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6 Tips To Get You Ready For Open Water Swimming | Global Triathlon Network
Swimming in the open water is a lot different from visiting your local swimming pool. Equipment choices, the way you might swim with others & how you prepare for each session will likely vary quite a bit in comparison. Here are our top tips for getting the most out of your next swim in the…
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LIVE | Marathon Swim Olympic Qualifier 2021 – Women 10 Km | Setubal, Portugal
The Olympic marathon Swim Qualifier will be held in Setubal, Portugal over a distance of 10km. The same city hosted the Olympic Games Qualifying event both in 2012 and 2016. A total of fifteen place are at stake for both 10km event (men and women) The nine highest placed athletes for each event will obtain one quota place. Only…
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Good Question: What Are The Hidden Dangers Of Swimming In Open Water? | WCCO – CBS Minnesota
Jeff Wagner shows how you can survive when things go wrong on the water
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Co Armagh Men Swim Across Irish Sea in New World Record
It’s official! A number of local men are among a group of six swimmers who have set a new world record – their third in under a year.
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Tokyo Olympics: Open water swimming, Haley Anderson | KSDK News
Open Water swimming is a brutal and exhausting sport, that can sometimes even be a little embarrassing if the internet exposes you, like it did Haley Anderson.
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Wild Swimming Expert Medical Advice | 5 Things You Need to Know | Always Another Adventure
Medical conditions affecting wild swimmers & expert medical advice for wild open water swimmers from experienced swimmer Doctor James Douglas. Thanks to Dr Douglas at the Tweeddale Medical Practice, Fort William and NHS Highland. 00:00 Start 00:48 Transient Global amnesia 02:26 Acute pulmonary oedema 03:48 Swim limiting conditions 05:10 Dealing with cold water 06:58 Rewarming…