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A Really Special Olympian, Michael Phelps

Michael Phelps has become the Special Olympics’s newest Global Ambassador. Given the success of open water swimming at the 2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games, the Special Olympics family is greatly looking forward to these new initiatives and support. Following the World Swimming Championships in Shanghai, China, Special Olympics announced a new partnership with the

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U.S. Masters Swimming Nationals Hosted By CIBBOWS

CIBBOWS (Coney Island Brighton Beach Open Water Swimmers) hosted the U.S. Masters Swimming National 5K Open Water Swimming National Championships and the New York Aquarium 1-mile open water swim race in Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York this weekend. The excitement was in the air with the international field coming from as far away as Argentina.

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Richard Weinberger Expects The Unexpected

Richard Weinberger, a young and emerging marathon swimming superstar, lived up to his potential at the London 10km Marathon Swimming Invitational. Richard, who has the tools, the experience, top-flight coaching and strong support from Swimming Canada, finally put everything together and convincingly won his first international world-class competition. [Read More…]

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World University Games, Universiade Women’s 10K Results

Italy swept the inaugural 10K marathon swim at the 26th Universiade (World University Games) when Rachele Bruni won the women’s event along with male teammate Simone Ruffini. The race was held in Seven Star Bay in Shenzhen, China on August 13th under rave reviews. The first event of the 26th Universiade kicked off the event

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