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Jaws Was Hollywood; Global Carnage Is A True Story

When there are man-shark encounters in the ocean, it is quite clear which is the losing side. Marine Policy reported that researchers have created the first global estimate of the short-minded slaughter of sharks. Based on data from fisheries organizations and scientific literature, somewhere between 97 and 273 million sharks were killed or finned leading […]

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Protection Against Stingers Splits Down The Middle

In the Marathon Swimmers Forum, Evan Morrison of the Santa Barbara Channel Swimming Association analyzed the opinions and survey results of 175 former, current or aspiring marathon swimmers from around the world. His analyses are posted here. It was very interesting snapshot of the community that is estimated to include at least 710 channel swimmers

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Challenging The Oceans Seven In Asia

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California The Oceans Seven includes 2 channels in the United Kingdom (North Channel and English Channel), 1 channel in the Mediterranean (Strait of Gibraltar), 1 channel in Oceania (Cook Strait), and 3 channels in the Pacific Ocean (Catalina Channel, Molokai Channel and Tsugaru Channel). Like nearly every channel around the

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The Shark Diver Controversy In Ocean Swimming

The Shark Diver Controversy In Ocean Swimming Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. In the Marathon Swimmers Forum, Evan Morrison of the Santa Barbara Channel Swimming Association analyzed the opinions and survey results of 175 former, current or aspiring marathon swimmers from around the world. His intriguing analyses are posted here. It was very interesting

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Guardians Of The Sea, From Tower 26 And Beyond

The lifeguards of the North Shore of Oahu, especially those stationed on Tower 26, are truly the guardians of locals and visitors where some of the wooliest, gnarliest, bumpiest offshore waters near a large metropolitan area exists. This film pays tribute to Duke Kahanamoku, Rick Williams and their colleagues who are renowned in Hawaii for

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Open Water Swimming Camp Headed By Olympian Warkentin

2008 Beijing Olympian Mark Warkentin grew up in Santa Barbara, California. Frequently gazing over the California Channel islands, he was never far away from the beach and beautiful shoreline of Santa Barbara that has attracted the celebrity crowd and multitudes of crowds from nearby Los Angeles for decades. After a long career in the pool

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Nadando El Estrecho, Sus Orígenes Y Su Historia

Spanish International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honour Swimmer Montserrat Tresserras Dou wrote a wonderful Spanish-language book entitled “Nadando El Estrecho, Sus Orígenes Y Su Historia“. Translated in English as “Swimming the Strait, Its Origin and History“, the book adds brilliantly to any open water swimming collection. The 287-page hard cover book is filled with

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Is Lucky Meisenheimer Going To Host The Olympic 10K?

We think of the possibilities. Lucky Meisenheimer M.D. is a well-known, well-published American physician, open water swimmer, author, actor, and open water swimming event organizer in Orlando, Florida. The Lucky’s Midnight Swim, Aquatica Swim, and his Lucky’s Lake Swims in Lake Cane are renowned in the American open water swimming community, drawing athletes from throughout

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