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Michael Mrůzek Completes A Fast English Channel Crossing

Courtesy of Radek Táborský, English Channel. 22 swimmers from the Czech Republic have completed a crossing of the English Channel. Michael Mrůzek‘s friend Ivan Smolka inspired him to become the 23rd Czech swimmer. “I would not plan to cross myself. After I was able to complete the 36 km Capri-Napoli swim, he came up with

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DNF (Did Not Fail) By Caroline Block

Courtesy of Track.RS, North Channel between Northern Ireland and Scotland. For the second time within a year, 33-year-old Caroline Block attempted an unprecedented two-way crossing of the North Channel between Northern Ireland and Scotland. For the third time, Block successfully completed a crossing from Northern Ireland to Scotland. She initially crossed in 14 hours 31

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Caroline Keeps On Going, Doing The Unprecedented

Courtesy of Track.RS, North Channel between Northern Ireland and Scotland in August 2017. Back in August 2017, 33-year-old Caroline Block, an anthropologist from Baltimore, Maryland, was on her way to doing an unprecedented two-way crossing of the North Channel. Her first crossing of the North Channel from Northern Ireland to Scotland was completed in 14

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Should You Kick In The Open Water – Or Not

Courtesy of Effect of leg kick on active drag in front-crawl swimming: Comparison of whole stroke and arms-only stroke during front-crawl and the streamlined position, Journal of Biomechanics by Kenzo Narita of the University of Tsukuba, Motomu Nakashima of the Tokyo Institute of Technology, and Hideki Takagi of the University of Tsukuba. Japanese scientists Kenzo

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