To educate, entertain, and enthuse those who venture beyond the shore
I Felt Fine, But It Was A Shock Courtesy of Tod Hardin, Plastic Oceans International. Sarah Ferguson, a South African swimmer, physiotherapist, motivational speaker, and Pilates instructor from Durban, was the first person to complete a 60 km circumnavigation swim around Easter Island in Polynesia. She completed the swim in 19 hours 8 minutes in […]
I Felt Fine, But It Was A Shock Read More »
Marianne Alvarez Of Honu Para Swim On Creative Mornings Courtesy of Creative Mornings, Vancouver, Canada. Marianne Alvarez of Honu Para Swim Team in Vancouver, Canada was born in Mexico and moved to Canada in 1987 with her husband, raising four daughters. In 2014, she organized the first Para-Relay to swim across the English Channel, six
Marianne Alvarez Of Honu Para Swim On Creative Mornings Read More »
Antonio Argüelles On WOWSA Live Sponsored by KAATSU, Mexico City, Mexido. Open Water Friday will feature one of the most remarkable men in the open water swimming community: Mexico’s Antonio Argüelles. His aquatic dreams took him from Mexico City to his formative years to Stanford University and, much later, to two Triple_Crown_of_Open_Water_Swimming and Oceans Seven
Antonio Argüelles On WOWSA Live Read More »
No pool? No Beach? No problem! Courtesy of Jack Butera, Lexington, Massachusetts. When you fly over the states of California and Florida and many places in between, you can look down and see thousands of pools. Some are regulation-size 50 meters pools, but a vast majority of the pools are small home pools. According to
No pool? No Beach? No problem! Read More »
Write On When Not Swimming Handwritten letters courtesy of Lexie Kelly, Newport Beach, California. In these trying times of lockdown, quarantines and shelter-in-place ordinances, the lives of swimmers – among others – have been turned upside down with pool and beach closures. Suddenly, swimmers cannot swim, but more importantly, they miss the camaraderie of being
Write On When Not Swimming Read More »
Looking Forward For Pablo Fernández Álvarez And Nuala Moore Courtesy of WOWSA, Mount Everest, Nepal. Like the postponed and cancelled open water swimming events from Tokyo to Florida due to the coronavirus pandemic, Pablo Fernández Álvarez and Nuala Moore [shown above] had to put their swimming goals temporarily on hold. As Fernández says from Spain,
Looking Forward For Pablo Fernández Álvarez And Nuala Moore Read More »
2020 International Ocean Film Festival Courtesy of International Ocean Film Festival, San Francisco, California. The International Ocean Film Festival postponed its 17th annual film festival scheduled for March 12th – 15th in San Francisco, California due to the current status of the COVID-19 virus. The film festival will be held at a later date this
2020 International Ocean Film Festival Read More »
The Streets Of San Francisco Courtesy of Space Race Studio, San Francisco Bay, California. The spread and countermeasures for COVID-19 have literally emptied the streets, pools of San Francisco. But according to locals can appreciate that at least Aquatic Park remains open to bay swimming in San Francisco Bay. Copyright © 2008 – 2020 by
The Streets Of San Francisco Read More »
Liz Fry, A Force Of Nature, On National Public Radio Courtesy of Dr. Sharon Ufberg, National Public Radio. Liz Fry retells her remarkable story of achievement and challenge on National Public Radio in an interview with Dr. Sharon Ufberg here. The 60-year-old Fry was nominated for the 2019 World Open Water Swimming Woman of the
Liz Fry, A Force Of Nature, On National Public Radio Read More »
Dr. Ted Gover, An American In Tokyo Courtesy of Ted Gover, Ph.D., Tokyo, Japan. Ted Gover, Ph.D., an open water swimmer from Southern California, spends his dryland time as the Director of the Tribal Administration Program at Claremont Graduate University as well as a public relations and government affairs executive. He teaches courses on American
Dr. Ted Gover, An American In Tokyo Read More »