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United States Open Water Swimming Association

United States Open Water Swimming Association (USOWSA) provides structured clinics and individual training for recreational open water swimmers, triathletes, masters swimmers, and Olympic athletes in training.  Our world class training programs focus on open water swimming techniques and skills, race-day physical and mental preparation and other tips for open water races, and safety education.

USOWSA's goal is to provide open water swimmers with the skills and information necessary to make open water swimming both safe and fun.  We also strive to keep our natural bodies of waters open for swimming, safe, and clean.

USOWSA welcomes anyone interested in an open water life, whether you are a seasoned swimmer or just getting your feet wet!

Check our website for updates to USOWSA's events calendar and feel free to send any comments and/or questions to:  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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Lemm Victorious in Pier-to-Pier Swim  E-mail
Monday, 03 August 2009 14:27
By Erica Metzler, Daily Breeze

Hundreds of people watched and cheered as the Dwight Crum Pier-to-Pier Swim came to an end on the north side of the Manhattan Beach Pier.

There were more than 1,000 participants in the two-mile race from Hermosa Beach Pier, which came down to four swimmers who were bunched together, sprinting toward the finish line.

Sean Lemm of Redondo Beach caught a wave at the end, giving him that extra boost to earn the victory.

Lemm finished in 45 minutes, 31 seconds.

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10 Commandments of Open Water Swimming  E-mail
Written by Ken McAlpine   
John Flanagan is admittedly an open-water fanatic and has coached the world’s finest competitors. You could do worse than obey his 10 commandments of the sport. Click here to read more...
 

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