Tyumen Open Water Swimming Cup
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Vasily Mosin of Russia competing in the Tyumen Open Cup in Siberia in 0ºC water and -6ºC air temperatures, selected as the finalist in the Outsider Magazine Photo of the Cup. Photo by Nuala Moore, a fellow ice swimmer from Ireland
Tyumen Open Water Swimming Cup in Tyumen, Russia
The Tyumen Open Water Swimming Cup or the Tyumen Open Cup is an extreme swimming competition for ice swimmers who compete in a number of events in Tyumen, Siberia, Russia. It is organised by Dmitriy Dragozhilov, Director of the Tyumen Winter Swimming Association and Tatiana Redkina.
At the 2013 Tyumen Open Cup event, Henri Kaarma of Estonia set a record in swimming 2,400 meters at 0.8ºC in 41:57:09.
Videos
External links
- Ice Swim Acclimation & Training Plans – Live Q&A with Ger Kennedy
- Bucket Lists Of Ice Swimming
- Jade Perry, Christof Wandratsch Wins 1st Stage Winter Swimming World Cup
- IWSA
- Tyumen Open Water Swimming Cup Facebook group
- Do Ice Swimmers Have Bigger Brains?
- What Open Water Swim Could Be More Dangerous?
- Mind Over Matter, Swimming 1000m @ 0ºC
- Swimming In Siberia, Russian Winter Swimming Champs
- Ice Swimming At The Winter Olympics
- Swimming At 0.8ºC
- Henri Kaarma Explains The Impossible
- Memory Of The Brain And Body, The Feats Of Henri Kaarma
- A Winter Wonderland With Henri Kaarma
- Good Kaarma In The Ice Water
- Capri Djatiasmoro Warms The Ice In Russia
- Henri Kaarma, 2014 World Open Water Swimming Man Of The Year
- Terrific Times In Tyumen
- Racing In The Dark And Ice
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Vasilly Mosin Moving Fast
- @mostextremeswim
- Most Extreme Swims
- Baltic Ice
- NYC Winter Swim
- Winter Swimming World Championships 2016
- Swim Siberia
- Brave Bavaria
- Exotic East
- All Ice Swimming, Most Extreme Swims
- If Dmitriy Can Dream It, He Can Help Build It
- Jaimie Monahan Achieves Unprecedented Ice Sevens
