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The Swim

The Swim across the English Channel from Film House. In order to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the British Limbless Ex-Service Men’s Association, British single leg amputees Stephen White, Jamie Gillespie, Craig Howarth, and Conrad Thorpe completed a 12 hour 14 minute crossing of the English Channel. The British military veterans were the first relay […]

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Erika Yenssen, Fausto Emanuel Brondo Win 2017 Selectivo

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Erika Yenssen and Fausto Emanuel Brondo won the 44th edition of the 57 km Maratón Acuática Internacional Santa Fe – Coronda (Selectivo) between the cities of Sauce Viejo and Coronda. Yenssen, representating Club Atlético Libertad of San Jerónimo Norte, finished first with Brondo in second, both qualified for the

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Simon Holliday Making A Splash In Hong Kong

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Simon Holliday never seems to take a vacation. He is constantly busy either training for or setting marathon swimming records in and around Hong Kong Island and doing good with his new learn-to-swim foundation. He founded a charity called the Splash Foundation which helps Filipino and Indonesian domestic helpers

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Blue Journey Australia With The Unified Team

Blue Journey Australia – Unified Team Launch 2017 from Bruckner Chase. In conjunction with the 2017 Australian & New Zealand Spinal Cord Society Conference, Bruckner Chase of Ocean Positive hosted and demonstrated a paddling session with those who are disabled on land at Currumbin Creek’s Windner Park in Currumbin, Queensland, Australia. He worked with members

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