Category: Open Water
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The Open Water Swimming World Cup Is Back! | Cancun | Open Water Swimming World Cup 2026/2027 | World Aquatics
A new season of the Open Water Swimming World Cup is about to begin, and we’re kicking things off in Cancun’s stunning waters! The world’s best Open Water Swimmers are ready to dive into a new season of racing, with new challenges, fierce battles and unforgettable moments ahead.
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The Great Icelandic Swim With Ross Edgley | All Episodes | Channel 4
Sixty-foot waves, nosy killer whales, hypothermia, tongue rot. Ultra-athlete Ross Edgley attempts to swim all the way around Iceland – 1000 miles of icy water.
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She’s Swimming 900 Miles. This Crew Makes It Possible. | Swim California | Allez! Sports
Catherine Breed always says “we.” We’ve swum 700 miles. We’re past Point Conception. She’s the only one in the water, and that’s the point: a swim like this is a team endeavor at its core. This is the crew.
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How To Overcome A Fear Of Open Water | Global Triathlon Network
Struggling with a fear of open water? You’re not alone.In this video, we dive into the different types of fear, common triggers, and actionable strategies to help you manage open water anxiety. We are joined by world-renowned sports psychologist Dr Jim Taylor, who breaks down the psychology behind fear responses. Plus, we share our own…
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California’s Dirtiest Beach Is Swimmable Again, The Culprit? Pigeon Poop. | Swim California
Fifteen years ago, Cowell Beach was synonymous with the dirtiest water in California. It sat at the top of Heal the Bay’s Beach Bummer List year after year. Surfers wouldn’t go in. Swimmers wouldn’t go in. The city ran a million-dollar grant programme trying to fix it.
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Alone In The Crowd | Open Water Swimming | European Aquatics
Mind over matter becomes so important when you’re an open water swimmer
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Chicago River Swim Organizers, Researchers Test Water Ahead Of Event | CBS Chicago
To ensure the river is safe, organizers are doing real-time monitoring and working with a team of researchers for testing.
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600 Miles In. Only Four Things She Can Control | Swim California | Allez! Sports
Catherine Breed is 600 miles into swimming the entire California coast. She can’t control the weather, the currents, the wildlife, or what the next hundred miles bring. Four things are hers. She can wake up. She can eat. She can put on her wetsuit. She can get back in the water. That’s the whole method.…
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Swimmers Compete In Two-mile Race From Pass Christian To Bay St. Louis In Annual Swim Across The Bay | WLOX News
Two miles of open water: That’s what separated 155 swimmers at Henderson Point from the finish line at the Bay St. Louis Municipal Harbor. Read WLOX News