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Nejib Belhedi To Cross Borders Escorted By A Pirate Ship

Courtesy of WOWSA, Lampedusa, Italy to Mahdia, Tunisia. After Nejib Belhedi completed an unprecedented 120 km swim between in September 2018 from Sfax to Djerba in Tunisia in 76 hours 30 minutes, he could have easily retired on his laurels. But the heart surgery bypass survivor from Tunisia is planning an even longer and more […]

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Optimism Of The Open Water vs. Negativity Of The News

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. “When I think about the news we receive daily, endlessly, on our phones, read online, listen on the radio, and see on TV, it is often emotional, sensational and pessimistic, at least in the United States,” observes Steven Munatones. “Tweets, retweets, videos on YouTube and Vimeo, blog posts with

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Spirit Orcas Begin A Long Journey

Courtesy of WOWSA, Great Bear Rainforest, British Columbia, Canada. Spirit Orcas is coached by Susan Simmons who has been making waves throughout her marathon swimming career. Simmons added coaching and inspiration to her responsibilities. Spirit Orcas include six Special Olympics athletes. The sextet including Ben Van Lierop, Dixon McGowan, Drew Sabourin, Cheyenne Furlong Goos, Maria

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Alex Kostich Is A Go For Pitcairn Circumnavigation

Courtesy of Alex Kostich, Pitcairn Island, Pacific Ocean. Originally scheduled for early April, Alex Kostich had an unexpected logistical delay in getting to Pitcairn Island in the middle Pacific Ocean. He had to postpone his planned circumnavigation swim around Pitcairn. But the attempt was rescheduled and one of the world’s fastest veterans is right back

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