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Courtesy of Shonan Open Water Swimming, Japan. The Shonan Open Water Swimming (湘南オープンウォータースイミング) event has been held for 16 years and included a 2.5 km fin swim as well as a 500m and 10 km point-to-point mainland-to-island marathon swim from Zushi (逗子) on the main island of Honshu to Enoshima (江の島), a small offshore island in Sagami Bay, with 468 participants in 2019. […]
Mark Rober teams up with shark diver Luke Tipple to compare shark’s reaction to human blood versus fish blood
How Do Sharks Like Human Blood vs. Fish Blood? Read More »
Dr. Wallace J Nichols leads the Blue Mind Online Book Club nightly at 5:30 pm PT.
8th Annual Blue Mind Online Book Club Read More »
SPLASH! 10,000 Years of Swimming was nominated for the 2020 World Open Water Swimming Offering of the Year
A Wonderful History Of Swimming Read More »
Swimming out of your comfort zone is what great swimmers have done and understood around the world
Swimming Out Of Your Comfort Zone Read More »
A $2.75 million campaign to improve the Dolphin Club headquarters in Aquatic Park along San Francisco Bay is underway
Taking The Dolphin Club To The Next Level Read More »
Richard Jones and Brenda Norman were the most recent marathon swimmers to complete the difficult Derwent River Big Swim in Tasmania
Brenda Norman, Emma Radford Are 1-2 Down The Derwent River Read More »
Lynne Cox will make a virtual presentation at 7 pm on January 26th 2021 from the Cary Library in Lexington, Massachusetts.
Virtual – An Evening with Extreme Swimmer and Author Lynne Cox Read More »
Sponsored by KAATSU Global and WOWSA Live. Diary of a Double documents the year-long journey of Antonio Argüelles who will attempt a 67 km two-way crossing of the English Channel in July 2021 with escort pilot Michael Oram. In today’s Diary of a Double episode, Argüelles answered a number of questions from swimmers around the
Diary Of A Double With Antonio Argüelles – Week 20 Read More »
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Photo by Kazuhiro Tahara. Yasu Fukuoka, known as YASU, has always been clear of his goals. He wanted to represent Japan at the Olympics – and he achieved his goal, racing in the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim at the 2012 London Olympics and the 2016 Rio Olympics. But he
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