Category: Open Water
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Souness to Swim 21 Miles! Laura & Ally Chat to Graeme Souness About His Big Swim for Charity | TalkSport
Graeme Souness joins Laura Woods and Ally McCoist to discuss his upcoming charity swim of the British Channel for charity.
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BBC Breakfast Interview With Graeme Souness, Isla, and Andy Grist, on Swimming the Channel for DEBRA
Football legend, and TV pundit, Graeme Souness, is playing his part to stop the pain of EB this summer by swimming the English Channel! Graeme, who has faced many a foe during his sporting career, will be taking on the formidable 21-mile stretch of water that lies between Dover and Calais. Although Graeme won’t be…
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Is It Safe to Swim in the Potomac River? | FOX 5 Washington DC
The Potomac River is getting cleaner — but is it safe to swim in?
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Meet a North Shore man swimming in gratitude| Our Vancouver | CBC Vancouver
Scott Rees tells us why he’s willing to brave the cold rough waters of the Georgia Strait for a cause near and dear to him, and Fresh Ideas Start Here co-owner Jenice Yu shows off what goes into her fishcuterie platter.
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Swimmers Fight Cold, Altitude in Bolivia Race | Reuters
Swimmers from around the world endure cold temperatures and high altitudes during an open-water international competition in Bolivia’s ancient Lake Titicaca.
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Swimming, Friendship and Coffee, What More Could You Want? | ABC News
A growing number of swimmers are taking to ocean rock pools across to bond with like-minded souls and brave plunging water temperatures.
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Swim Across America for Cancer Research at Vinoy Park | 10 Tampa Bay
The nonprofit organization raises money and awareness for cancer research.
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Blind B.C. Man to Swim Strait of Georgia for Canadian Guide Dog | Castanet News
Scott Rees, who is blind, is hoping to raise awareness and funds for Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind. The non-profit organization provided Rees with Kaleb, his beloved yellow lab, opening up a world of mobility for him.
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Royce Gracie Sets Out on a Swimming Journey for Charity | UFC Connected
From UFC Connected, Hall of Famer Royce Gracie sets out on a swimming journey through Gandy Beach for a charity event that gives back to fallen Navy seals and their families.