Tandem free swim

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Malia Metella, Théo Curin, and Mathieu Witvoet completed the 122 km tandem free swimming adventure, an unprecedented 11-day stage swim across Lake Titicaca

noun - Tandem free swimming is a freeswimming event in which no escort crew, escort paddler, escort kayaker, pace swimmer, escort pilot or escort boat helps support, guide or navigate a group of swimmers along the route. A solo freeswimming event is similar, but only includes one freeswimming individual.

Usage

Malia Metella, Théo Curin, and Mathieu Witvoet completed a 122 km tandem free swimming adventure in 11 days across Lake Titicaca in 2021.

Origin

Coined by Steven Munatones on the Daily News of Open Water Swimming in 2021.

Synonym

self-sustained swimming, tandem freeswimming, freeswimming, self-supported swimming

Tandem Self-sustained Swims

Chris Lechner's Attempt Across Lake Michigan


Dr. Chris Lechner's self-supported attempt across Lake Michigan

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