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World’s Strongest Endurance Swimmer
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The World's Strongest Endurance Swimmer was Walter Poenisch, a dual inductee of the International Swimming Hall of Fame as a Pioneer Swimmer in 2017 and the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame as an Honor Swimmer in 2020. He was awarded this title after towing two rowboats containing several people for 3.5 miles in Columbus, Ohio, USA in 1969.
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- World's Strongest Endurance Swimmer, Walter Poenisch
- Walter Poenisch Inducted In Swimming Hall Of Fame
- Widow of Columbus Man Says He Completed Cuba to Florida Swim
- Walter Poenisch in Florida Keys
- Shark Infested Waters From Cuba To Florida
- Australian Is The First Woman To Swim From Cuba To Florida
- Walter Poenisch Swims To Cuba
- Poenisch Win Libel Suit
- Birthday Boy On Way To Swimming Milestone
- Sports Illustrated On Walter Poenisch
- Lost At Sea
- Diana Nyad's Great Regret
- Open Water Talk From 1978
- Were Records Made To Be Broken (In The Open Water)?
- Two Hall Of Famers And Fidel Castro
- Swimming, Boating, Rafting From Cuba To Florida
- 1978, The Year That Was
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Walter Poenisch Inducted In Swimming Hall Of Fame
- Fay And Walter Poenisch Enter Swimming Hall Of Fame
- Maarten van der Weijden Swims 99,450 Meters In 24
- Walter Poenisch' Swimming Hall of Fame
- Walter Poenisch Showcased On Travel Channel
