River swimming
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Antonio Argüelles competing in the 2022 40 Bridges Double Manhattan Island Swim around Manhattan Island in the Hudson River
Antonio Argüelles of Mexico competing in the 91.8 km 40 Bridges Swim around Manhattan Island in New York City at night
noun - River swimming is swimming for competition, fitness or pleasure in a river or other flowing open body of water like a stream, brook or canal. River swims can be conducted downstream, at slack tide or upstream.
Synonym
suifu ryu (Japanese), rapids swimming, open water swimming
External links
- Swimming During War Time And In Modern Times
- River Rush: Fun, Fast Freestyle with Rob Hutchings
- Eden Elgeti Describes Catching The Open Water Bug On WOWSA Live
- Swimming Upstream Purposefully
- Suijutsu - How Ancient Japanese Samurai Swam
- Suiei-jutsu by Dr. William Durbin
- Suijutsu by Iwasaki Hisashi Sensei
- Combative Swimming In The Open Water
- Combative Swimming In Japan
- Boots In The Open Water, Marine Style
- Is Open Water An Emerging Sport Or A Revival?
- What Goes Around, Comes Around: The Waterman's Way
- What Should A Museum Of Open Water Swimming Offer?
