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When Generations And Genders Collide In The Open Water World

On the Queen Mary in Long Beach, California, there is going to be quite an intermingling of heroes and heroines from 19 different countries in the open water swimming world. From Olympic champions and world champions to channel record holders and professional marathon swimming champions, over 60 years of victories and success will be well-represented […]

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How Warm Is The Water? How Cold Is The Water?

The Swim Across America Long Beach event in Long Beach, California uses four forms of measurement to determine the temperature of the water. The first form of measurement is the official temperature taken by city lifeguards. The second form of measurement is from the onboard water thermometer taken by the official lead boat. Officials on

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Janez Maroević To Accept Awards At Hall of Fame

Janez Maroević will represent the Faros Maratón at the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame induction ceremonies in Long Beach, California this weekend. Maroević, a native of Split, Croatia, has been working with the Faros Maratón and Croatian International Long Distance Swimming Championship since 1990 and has been the General Secretary since 1997. He has

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Evan Morrison Swims From A Dark Place To Hollywood

Evan Morrison, a clever Princeton graduate, set a record swimming from Santa Cruz Island to Hollywood Beach in Oxnard on the California mainland. Morrison swam the 19-mile channel in 9 hours 47 minutes, starting just after midnight. 40 minutes faster than the previous record and the other 8 swimmers who have successfully crossed the difficult

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Anna Carin Nordin Climbs Ocean Seven Charts After Tsugaru

Like her American counterpart Pat Gallant-Charette, Anna Carin Nordinfailed on her first attempt at swimming from the Eastern Peninsula in the Tsugaru Channel. Not wanting to travel all the way to Japan without a success, the women decided to stick around and change tactics. “We always encourage those who attempt the Tsugaru Channel to swim

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