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Jérémie Bonneau, Young Man With Huge Responsibility

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Local. Check. Bilingual. Check. Lifeguard. Check. Coach. Check. Volunteer. Check. Committee member. Check. Amateur participant. Check. Professional participant. Check. Jérémie Bonneau has checked off all the boxes when he applied for the position of the Directeur Général of the Traversée internationale du lac St-Jean, the most prestigious, historic, and

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Cristian Vergara Getting Ready To Round Easter Island

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Cristian Vergara is now in Chile, planning to fly to Easter Island on November 18th. Most of his support crew for his unprecedented 38-mile (61 km) circumnavigation swim of Easter Island will arrive on the 21st. Easter Island lies 3,512 km (2,182 miles) away from the nearest continental point

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Arafat Gatabazi Walks And Swims To Realize His Dream

Arafat Gatabazi Walks And Swims To Realize His Dream Courtesy of Beautiful News, Robben Island, South Africa. “I went from fleeing my country to being free in the water,” said Congolese swimmer Arafat Gatabazi who received the 2016 Open Water Swimmer of the Year from the Cape Long Distance Swimming Association. Gatabazi walked over 3,400

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FINA’s Financial Strength And Uses Of Money

Courtesy of George Block, World Swimming Coaches Association. In this era where a handful of pool swimmers earning millions of United States dollars for their accomplishments and achievements and numerous other competitive pool and open water swimmers earn enough money to define themselves as professional athletes, George Block of the World Swimming Coaches Association compiled

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Rafael Gil And Vânia Neve Are Honored In Portugal

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The Portuguese Swimming Federation (Federação Portuguesa de Natação) announced its annual awards in Porto over the last weekend. Open Water Swimming Coach of the Year honors went to Rui Borges while the Open Water Swimming Official of the Year was given to Alexandre Fernandes. The Open Water Male Swimmer

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