The Daily News of Open Water Swimming
To educate, entertain, and enthuse those who venture beyond the shore
Phil Cutti had the honors to be the last swimmer in the water and led the Night Train Swimmers onshore after their 228-mile 100-hour ocean relay from Gaviota State Park to the San Diego Yacht Club. It was the Night Train Swimmers’ second attempt to break the 202-mile record set by the Ventura Deep Six…
As the Night Train Swimmers continue to stroke their way mile after mile along their 230-mile leg between Santa Cruz and Santa Barbara,they have encountered all kinds of marine life along the California coast. But the best is for last. The Santa Barbara Fire Department is tracking two Great White Sharks outside Santa Barbara Harbor…
Phil Cutti continues to motor down the California coast in the 57 degree F water with 15-20 ocean swells undulating between him and the Night Train Swimmers’ escort boat, the Sequel. Without fail, the Night Train Swimmers trade off swimming legs in one-hour segments, battling within eye shot of the rugged California coast. On Day…
