Category: Open Water
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Arati Saha: Who was the groundbreaking Indian swimmer and why is Google honoring her?
Google is honoring Indian swimmer Arati Saha born, on September 24, 1940, she would have turned 80 today. She died in 1994 at the age of 54 but her stellar achievement lives on even today. She was the first Asian woman to swim across the English Channel.
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15,000 Calorie Great British Swim Challenge | Zac Perna ft Ross Edgley
On today’s video, I attempt a day in the life of Poseidon himself Ross Edgley- during his swim AROUND great Britain- spending nearly 6 months at sea. = Lot’s of food and lot’s of swimming. Enjoy!
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Flynny’s Northern Arena and Banana Boat New Zealand Ocean Swim Series Challenge
Scott Rice, Event Director of The Banana Boat New Zealand Ocean Swim Series and award-winning Northern Arena Learn to Swim School and Fitness Facility earlier this year invited Flynny to swim one of their ocean swims in New Zealand. A hesitant Flynny, knowing that his skills in the water are limited, decided to embrace the…
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Woman breaks record swimming across Monterey Bay
She was able to swim from Santa Cruz to Monterey in record time
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Brent Hayden Open Water Swimming With FORM Goggles and Live Heart Rate
Hear what Olympic medalist Brent Hayden has to say about swimming in open water while seeing his heart rate in real-time with the FORM Smart Swim Goggles.
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‘Sunrise Swiming’ at Bray Lake
My Father has been Open Water Swimming at Bray Lake in England for many, many years and always describes that his favourite part is the moment before setting off, when the early morning sun appears just above the trees and the calm water and sounds of nature create a beautiful peaceful moment. We joined him…
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Ullswater – 6-hour English Channel Qualifying Swim 2020
Ullswater Swim Place provides boat support for length of lake swims One-Way and Two-Way. Plus qualifying swims for the English Channel.
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Swimming in Waves | Open Water Wild Swimming in Scotland
Swimming in waves is an adventure in itself. We didn’t go far but it was an exciting swim. Please swim within your abilities and choose places/conditions where it is safe for you. Understand allow for the effects of tidal streams, wind, and other environmental and objective hazards.