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Protecting Coastal Areas In Cuba And California

Photos circa 1919-1920 in Huntington Beach, California. There is one practical reason why more people will learn how to swim in the open water in Cuba: Thousands of kilometers of low-lying coastlands where people live in the path of Caribbean hurricanes. Tarea Vida (Project Life in English) was adopted in 2017 by Cuba’s Council of […]

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If Swimming Emojis Raced, Who Would Win The Women’s Olympic 10K Emoji Marathon Swim?

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Emojis are used globally and symbolize people swimming in a pool or in open bodies of water. While the prior versions of iOS on the iPhone lacked goggles, the currently used emojis are generally geared up as contemporary competitive swimmers are. Emojis originated in Japan and were initially created

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NEKOWSA

NEKOWSA – 2013 Swims Northeast Kingdom Open Water Swimming Association Sanctioned by the World Open Water Swimming Association www.kingdomswim.org NEKOWSA was established in January of 2010 with the purpose to organize and promote open water swimming in the legendary lakes of the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. In 2012 NEKOWSA hosted seven swims, with over 375

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