Mohamed Marouf

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Mohamed Marouf, inductee (Honour Swimmer) in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame, Class of 2018
Mohamed Marouf with Michael Phelps' coach Bob Bowman
Mohamed Marouf hosting an international coaching clinic with Dr. Abou El Ella Abdel Fatah of Egypt, Alain Lefebvre of Canada, Gilles Potvin of Canada, and Steven Munatones of USA
Mohamed Marouf, Canadian National Coach
Mohamed Marouf with Richard Weinberger, Olympic bronze medalist in the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim

Mohamed Marouf, PhD (born 18 May) is a former competitive swimmer (a butterflyer and a professional marathon swimmer from Egypt who currently coaches the Canadian Open Water National Team and the CALAC LaSalle Swim Club in Quebec, Canada.

Honors

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New record at Zurich Lake Marathon Swim 1993

Race Administration

Open Water Swimming Career Highlights

Coaching Career

Education

He received a bachelor's degree in physical education and a master's degree in sports physiology at the Faculty of Physical Education in Cairo, Egypt.

Race Administration

He helped coordinate and organize Stroke for Egypt in the Red Sea, Egypt in December, 2015 and 2016. The Stroke for Egypt is part of the 2015-2016 World Open Water Swimming Series (WOWSS), a global series of open water swimming competitions. FINIS and Ocean Recovery Alliance present the global open water swimming, a 17-race series spans Africa, North America, South America, Asia and Europe and includes some of the world’s most innovative, enjoyable, beautiful and signature open water swimming competitions.

Videos

1997 Traversée Internationale du lac St-Jean Results

1. Michael Drozd, Czech Republic 9:28:33
2. Alexandre Leduc, Canada 9:41:02
3. Fernando Terrilli, Argentina 9:54:03
4. Jean-François Roussy, Canada 10:02:00
5. Mohamed Marouf, Egypt 10:4:57
6. Khaled El Saidy, Egypt 10:10:38
7. Ahmed El Ghitany, Egypt 10:12:25
8. Karen Burton Reeder, USA 10:17:06
9. Nathalie Sauvageau, Canada 10:44:01
10. Igor de Souza, Brazil 10:49:06
11. Ramy Maher Abd El-Wahab, Egypt 10:50:24
12. Sébastien Bolduc, Canada 10:54:24
13. Kathrin Lammers, Germany 11:04:13
14. Claudio Plit, Argentina 11:11:32
15. Mohamed Salah El-Din Morsy, Egypt 11:13:43
16. Irene van der Laan, Netherlands 11:20:27
17. Maria Fernanda Moreno, Argentina 11:43:28
18. Ahmed Abdalla, Egypt 11:37:18

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