Talk:Ingemar Macarine

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 * Documented Swims
 * 1) First man to swim from Hikdop Island to Mainland Surigao City (12.8km in 3hours38minutes) February 2014.
 * 2) First Filipino to swim from Alcatraz Island Penitentiary to San Francisco City, California, USA (2.7km in 1hour) April 7, 2014.
 * 3) First man who attempted to swim from Vizayas to Mindanao by swimmimg from San Ricardo, Southern Leyte to Surigao City, Northern Mindanao. Although the swim was unsuccessful, He made a personal record of swimming 23km in 5 and 1/2 hours. May 2014.
 * 4) First man to conquer the Babuyan Channel by swimming from Palaui Island to Mainland Sta. Ana, Province of Cagayan (7.2km in 2hours) June 15 2014.
 * 5) First man to swim from Balicasag Island to Panglao Island, both in the Province of Bohol last October 16, 2014. 13.4km in 6hours 45minutes.
 * 6) First man to conquer the Hinatuan Passage by swimming from Bucas Grande Island, Socorro, Siargao to Cagdianao, Claver mainland Mindanao. 10.5km in 5hours 8minutes.
 * 7) First man to conquer the Saranggani Bay last May 10, 2015 by swimming 12.95KM from the Municipality of Maasim to the Municipality of Glan, Sarangani Province. Swim was sponsored by the Saranggani Provincial government to promote Sarangani Bay tourism and for clean seas & beaches.
 * 8) First Filipino to conquer the Chesapeake Bay and 2nd man in history by swimming 8.1KM from Bay Bridge Marina to Sandy Pointe Park Beach, Annapolis, Maryland, USA last June 9, 2015.
 * 9) First person to cross from Sumilom Island to Punta Bilar, Surigao City by swimming 10.99KM in 3Hours & 37Minutes last January 17, 2017. Swim was to promote clean seas & Surigao tourism.
 * 10) First person to conquer the Bohol Sea by swimming from Pamilacan Island to Baclayon, Bohol covering a distance of 15.15KM in 5Hours & 59Minutes. Swim was sponsored by LGU Baclayon and IBP Bohol to promote tourism in Baclayon, Bohol and for clean seas & beaches.
 * 11) Conquered Subic Bay (first ever crossing) by swimming in tandem with Philippine Triathlon Legend Frank Lacson 10.38KM in 3Hours and 47Minutes from Grande Island, Bataan to Barrio Barreto, Olongapo City, Zambales. Swim was to promote Bike Friendly Philippines & raise funds for victims of cycling accidents. Swim was also a birthday celebration of Macarine's son, Lance.
 * 12) First person to conquer the Cebu Strait by swimming nonstop and unassisted 16.8KM from Cabilao Island, Loon, Province of Bohol to Argao, Province of Cebu last June 12, 2016 to promote clean seas and beaches & to celebrate the 118th Philippine Independence Day.
 * 13) Completed a 1way crossing of the Gilutongan Channel by swimming 5.7KM in 2Hours from Mactan Newtown Beach to Brgy. Baring, Olanggo Island. Swim was sponsored by Let's Do It Philippines & DENR EMB to promote International Ocean Clean Up Day last September 17, 2016.
 * 14) First person to Conquer the Canigao Channel by swimming solo and unassisted 17.1KM in 6Hours and 37Minutes from Brgy. Tugas, Municipality of Carlos P. Garcia, Province of Bohol to Brgy. Guadalupe, Maasin City, Province of Southern Leyte. Swim was organized by the Municipality of Ubay to promote tourism and for cleaner seas. November 20, 2016
 * 15) First person to Conquer the Historic Limasawa Island by swimming nonstop & unassisted 10.3KM in 4Hours & 34Minutes from Barangay San Bernardo, Municipality of Limasawa Island to Barangay Tangkaan, Municipality of Padre Burgos, Southern Leyte to celebrate the 496th Anniversary of the First Philippine Christian Mass & to promote clean seas. Swim was sponsored by the Southern Leyte Provincial Government.
 * 16) Conquered Siquijor Island by swimming nonstop & unassisted 24.65KM in 11Hours & 21Minutes from Silliman Beach, Dumaguete City, Province of Negros Oriental to Tambisan Port, Municipality of San Juan, Province of Siquijor. Pioneering swim was to promote voters' registration & for cleaner seas. April 19, 2017
 * 17) Completed another pioneering marathon swim by swimming nonstop & unassisted 12.45KM in 5Hours & 11Minutes from Treasure Island Resort, Panggangan Island, Municipality of Calape to Sandingan Port, Sandingan Island, Municipality of Loon, all in the Province of Bohol. Swim is to promote cleaner seas. May 1, 2017
 * 18) First person to swim the Macalajar Bay by swimming nonstop and unassisted 23.5KM in 7Hours & 47Minutes logging 23.51KM from Guinsiliban Port, Camiguin Island to Calamcam Beach, Municipality of Talisayan, Province of Misamis Oriental, Mainland Mindanao. Swim was sponsored by Dagohoy Masonic Lodge No. 84 of Tagbilaran City and the Camiguin Province to promote peace in Mindanao, for cleaner seas, and Camiguin Tourism. June 4, 2017
 * 19) Conquered Subic Bay for the second time by swimming in tandem with Philippine Triathlon Legend Frank Lacson from Anvaya Cove, Province of Bataan to All Hands Beach Resort, Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority covering a distance of 11.6KM in 5Hours & 17Minutes. Swim is to promote awareness for a marine-friendlier Philippines. June 18, 2017.
 * 20) First person to swim nonstop & unassisted from the Municipality of Argao, Province of Cebu to Barangay Pantudlan, Cabilao Island, Municipality of Loon, Province of Bohol covering a distance of 18.15KM in 8Hours & 25Seconds. Swim was sponsored by the Municipality of Argao to promote tourism and for cleaner seas. July 16, 2017
 * 21) Completed another successful unprecedented (first ever) crossing in the Bohol Seas by swimming solo, nonstop, and unassisted 17.83KM in 6Hours & 43Minutes from Pamilacan Island, Municipality of Baclayon to Barangay Bolod, Municipality of Panglao, Bohol to promote Panglao Tourism and for Cleaner Seas.

JeynerGil (talk) 14:33, 30 October 2018 (UTC)

Reply 30-OCT-2018
Regards,  Spintendo   19:19, 30 October 2018 (UTC)
 * 1) Per WP:NOTSTATS, "Statistics that lack context or explanation can reduce readability and may be confusing; accordingly, statistics should be placed in tables to enhance readability, and articles with statistics should include explanatory text providing context." The statistics that you wish to add to the article are not written in narrative prose. On the contrary, the entries are written as bullet points ("Conquered Subic bay for second time", etc.). As the entire article is largely already composed of these types of bullet points, the placement of additional bullet points would not be an improvement. The entire article should be rewritten as narrative prose.
 * 2) There is a concern with the reliability of many of the provided sources. Although the article itself does not use Citation Style 1, that reference style would be suggested for use, as it allows a better perusal of the individual reference entries, allowing an editor to better view the different components of a citation, including the publication's title, publisher, author, etc.
 * 3) Many of the terms used are non-specific (i.e., "conquer", which means to overcome or take control) and thus it is relatively difficult to ascertain what it was that is significant about each particular accomplishment, or what it was that is "taken control" of.
 * 4) Several items were described as promotional events with the goals of advocating either tourism or cleaner ecology of the particular areas mentioned. News of these items would count under WP:NOTPROMO.