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Chad Schneider Wins Stage 1 Of 8 Bridges Down The Hudson

Chad Schneider Wins Stage 1 Of 8 Bridges Down The Hudson Results courtesy of Rondi Davies, Hudson River, New York Open Water.  Video courtesy of kayaker Michael Smalley. 46-year-old Chad Schneider traveled the furthest of all the competitors to get to the 9th annual 8 Bridges Hudson River Swim – going from Coogee, Australia to […]

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Harry Huffaker’s Three Islands Swim

https://youtu.be/jNXVgTGdqMAVideo can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: HARRY 3 ISLANDS SWIM COMPLETE (https://youtu.be/jNXVgTGdqMA) Harry Huffaker’s Three Islands Swim Courtesy of Harry Huffaker, Maui – Lanai – Molokai, Pacific Ocean. In 1989, Dr. Harry Huffaker, a dentist from Oahu, attempted a 63 km swim that had never been attempted before: the 3 Islands Swim or

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Honor Pilots In The International Marathon Swimming Hall Of Fame

Honor Pilots In The International Marathon Swimming Hall Of Fame Courtesy of Ned Denison, International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame. The first Honor Pilot inducted in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame in 2003. Over the next two years, four pilots were inducted and there are now 11 pilots enshrined in the Hall of

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Zach Margolis: Past, Present And Future In The Open Water

Zach Margolis: Past, Present And Future In The Open Water Courtesy of WOWSA, Manhattan Island, New York City. Zach Margolis led the international field of 16 swimmers to win the 20 Bridges Swim, a 45.8 km circumnavigation swim around Manhattan Island on June 1st. His strong 7 hour 33 minute victory was his third successful

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Dr. Joseph MacInnis Honored With 2019 Gold Medallion Award

https://youtu.be/Fbb_E5zfMd4Video can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Dr. Joe MacInnis, Canada, 2019 Gold Medallion Award Winner (https://youtu.be/Fbb_E5zfMd4) Dr. Joseph MacInnis Honored With 2019 Gold Medallion Award Courtesy of Swimming World Magazine and the International Swimming Hall of Fame. The International Swimming Hall of Fame honored Dr. Joseph MacInnis as its 2019 Gold Medallion Award,

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88 km To Go Down The Paraná River

88 km To Go Down The Paraná River Courtesy of WOWSA, Paraná River, Argentina. Years ago, the FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix, now called the FINA UltraMarathon Swim Series, had a stop on its circuit, the 88 km (54.5 miles) Maratón Internacional Hernandarias – Paraná (or the Maraton Nautica Internacional Hernandarias – Parana or Maraton Internacional de Rio Abierto)

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Zach Margolis Wins 20 Bridges Swim, Achieves Triple Crown

Zach Margolis Wins 20 Bridges Swim, Achieves Triple Crown Of Open Water Swimming Courtesy of Rondi Davies, Manhattan Island, New York City. Zach Margolis led the international field of 16 swimmers at the 20 Bridges Swim, a 45.8 km circumnavigation swim around Manhattan Island on June 1st. His 7 hour 30 minute victory was also

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