To educate, entertain, and enthuse all those who venture beyond the shoreline
World Open Water Swimming Federation, a human-powered project
Iskander Sagarminaga Ateaga of Spain completed a tough 18 hour 53 minute crossing of the Molokai Channel under the escort of Michael Twigg-Smith.
Dual inductee Paul Asmuth wrote his second book, The Adventures and Lessons of Theo and Violet – Wonders of the Oceans, aimed at children and parents alike
The Adventures and Lessons of Theo and Violet – From The Mind of Paul Asmuth Read More »
Dr. Stathis Avramidis directed and produced Eagle’s Rebirth, an inspirational story of Pantelis Avramidis.
Higher, Faster, Stronger, Safer: Eagle’s Rebirth: A Lifesaver’s Odyssey Read More »
Both Moesha Johnson and David Betlehem won the 3 km Knockout Sprints at the World Cup Open Water Swimming circuit in Golfo Aranci, Italy in hard-fought swims.
Moesha Johnson, David Betlehem Win 3 km Knockout Sprints at Golfo Aranci Read More »
Giulia Berton, Ginevra Taddeucci, and Andrea Filadelli, and Gregorio Paltrinieri won the 4x1500m mixed team relay on the World Cup Open Water Swimming circuit in front of a home crowd.
All For One. One For All. Italy Wins Mixed Relay In Front of Home Crowd at Golfo Aranci Read More »
Sacha Velly won the World Cup 10 km in Golfo Aranci, Italy at the third stop of the World Cup Open Water Swimming circuit – a week after capturing a silver medal in Ibiza, Spain.
Moving In The Right Direction … Sacha Velly Wins the Golfo Aranci World Cup 10K Read More »
Moesha Johnson continues to show her LA28 gold medal potential in winning the World Cup 10 km in Golfo Aranci, Italy at the third stop of the World Cup Open Water Swimming circuit.
Go To A Wide-Angle Shot … Moesha Johnson Wins the Golfo Aranci World Cup Read More »
The location and courses of several events at the the LA28 Olympic Games have been changed – and other updates from LA28
Updates and Changes at the LA28 Olympics Read More »
Dr. Stathis Avramidis wrote and launched the Life-guardians’ Encyclopedia, chronicling 4,500 years of drowning prevention, rescue, and treatment
The Olympic 10K Marathon Swim is now called the Olympic Open Water Swim. We wondered why.
Why Is The Olympic 10K Marathon Swim Now Called The Olympic Open Water Swim? Read More »