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Back in 2010 in the last domestic race featuring Fran Crippen, the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships were held in Marine Stadium in Long Beach, California. Crippen had won an earlier match-up against Chip Peterson, Andrew Gemmell and Alex Meyer at the USA Swimming National Open Water Swimming Championship 10 km race (see video above), but […]
Redux in Marine Stadium for the 2026 Pan Pacific Championships Read More »
The film Don’t Be Prey will culminate the 2026 Gold Coast Film Festival
A Red Carpet Welcome Down Under For Don’t Be Prey Read More »
The film Don’t Be Prey will hold its World Premiere at the Silver Screen Cinema in Folkestone today, followed by a two-week Q&A preview tour across the UK and Ireland, giving swimming communities and cinema audiences the chance
to experience the film ahead of its general release on March 20th.
So Many Things To Be Afraid Of…For 10 Years During 7 Crossings: One Unbelievable Journey Read More »
Joanne Norman has completed six of the Oceans Seven channels. She was swimming well en route across the Molokai Channel this morning.
Joanne Norman On Her Last Leg of the Oceans Seven…Done Read More »
Malmsten served as the exclusive supplier of aquatic equipment for the 2024 Paris Olympics, marking the 11th time its equipment has been used in the Summer Olympics.
Marathoning with Malmsten in 2024 Paris and LA28 Read More »
Melodee Liegl is a dedicated lifer, an athlete who strives to swim 10,000 yards per day, either in a pool or in lakes in her native Wisconsin. She explains what drives her.
To Swim Or Not To Swim, That Is The Question Read More »
Markus Rogan, Juliet Kadlecek, and Irena Requena won multiple races at the 12th Memphremagog Winter Swimming Festival among the 112 competitors who competed in Lake Memphremagog.
Ted Lomicka flew from Franklin, Tennessee to Hawaii to become the first man to complete the extraordinarily technically difficult Maui Nui Swim between the islands of Maui, Lāna’i, and Moloka’i in Hawaii, taking 23 hours 47 minutes
Ocean Man Ted Lomicka Completes The Maui Nui Swim Read More »
Swim Shōdoshima is a 76 km 7-day stage swim around Shōdoshima Island in Japan. Scheduled to start on June 26th, it will be the final training and logistical preparation for the 1,188 km Swim Shikoku that will start a month later.
Swim Shōdoshima Headquarters, Japanese Style Read More »
Dr. Steven Minaglia, the Hawaiian Channel Swimming Association Recorder and Honorary Secretary, has a new plan for Moloka’i Channel crossings in Hawai’i that can significantly reduce the possibility of getting weathered out
Reducing Risks for Moloka’i Channel Crossings Read More »