Paul Tew
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Paul Tew is an open water swimmer who served as the president of the British Long Distance Swimming Association (BLDSA) between 1992-1993.
Open Water Swimming Career
- he completed a solo crossing of Loch Lomond in Scotland in 15 hours 35 minutes 30 seconds at its 29 August 1980 Championship.
- he completed the 21-mile (33.7 km) BLDSA 2 Way Windermere Championship (2WW) in 15 hours 0 minute 35 seconds on 4 August 1995
External links
- British Long Distance Swimming Association
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Daily News of Open Water Swimming
- A Short List of Marathon Swims
- Open Water Swimming
- British Long Distance Swimming Association
- List Of Marathon Swims Around The World
- Marathon Swimming
- Rules And Regulations Across The Seven Seas
- Establishing A Governing Body In Open Water Swimming
- Honour Organisations In The Hall Of Fame
- Time Will Tell How Changes Impact Open Water Rules
- Top 25 Organizations And Groups In Openwaterpedia
- How Great And Influential Was Commander Forsberg
- Veljko Rogošić's Moje Najteže Milje - His Hardest Mile
- Colin Hill's Kielder Water Crossing
- The Beginnings Of The ILDSA, 1967 Archives
- 2016 British Long Distance Swimming Association Swim Series
- Motivated By Maurice In And Out Of The Water
- Trevor Smith Built A Base In The Open Water
- The Legacy Of Loch Lomond
- 2WW Swimmers In History
