SWIM Magazine July 2002

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Editor’s Note

 

Just Add Water

 

USMS News

 

Making Masters Fun

 

Health Waves

 

Swim for Fitness

 

A Touch of Magic

 

A Tale of Two Tremors

 

Working Out

 

Calendar

 

Entry Form: 3000/6000 Postal Championships

 

On the Market

 

Caption Contest

Hangin’ Loose in Hawaii

By Bill Vokkening. Eighty-nine individual record -breaking swims—resulting in 76 new USMS records—plus 11 record -breaking relays highlighted the four day USMS Short Course Nationals in Hawaii.

 

Still Going Strong After All These Years

By Pamela LeBlanc. There are over 30 USMS swimmers who are 90 years and older. These nonagenarians say the ageless sport of swimming keeps them active, happy and social. Just one look, and it’s obvious it also keeps them looking and feeling younger.

 

Swimming in Paradise: The Waikiki Roughwater Swim

By Tito Morales. For open water enthusiasts around the world, the Waikiki Roughwater Swim is the most prestigious contest on the calendar. The 2.38 -mile competition draws ocean lovers from as far away as Europe, Japan, Australia and New Zealand.

 

Dr. Barry Sears Says, “Eat Your Fish Oil, Lots of It!”

By Phillip Whitten. Dr. Barry Sears, creator of the popular “Zone Diet,” discuss his new book, “The Omega Rx Zone.” Citing numerous studies, he explains why he believes we all should be eating fish oil.