Swimmer's Daily

  • Zip-line right into the longest underground river in the world at Jungla Maya Native Park in Mexico. For more info: http://www.alltournative.com/

    Zip-Line Right Into This Mexican Swimming Hole

  • A natural swim pond has it’s own amazing ecosystem. Learn more here from Derek Lippert of Quiet Nature Ltd

  • Open sea swimming holidays on the French Riviera with Swim The Riviera

  • Going to the beach? Make sure you check before you swim. Dive in at https://safeswim.org.nz

    Safeswim provides you with water quality forecasts and up-to-date information on risks to your health and safety at 84 beaches and 8 freshwater locations around Auckland.

    Safeswim is a joint initiative between Auckland Council, Watercare, Surf Lifesaving Northern Region and the Auckland Regional Public Health Service.

    https://youtu.be/-4iG9o6az6Y

  • If you’re a swimmer the tech available to you has been rather limited until now, thanks to the fact that water and circuitry rarely mix. In this video you will find the best earphones for swimming! Listen to music while you swim!

  • Stats and facts from one of the hardest-hitting sports in the Olympic Games.

  • There is nothing like the sense of contentment that comes from outdoor swimming, particularly in warm ocean waters. When you slide completely under the surface, your entire relationship with the world as you know it shifts. All sound is reduced to the white noise of water rushing past your ears. Your limbs appear long and graceful, as they dance through the diffused light. Small air bubbles cling to your skin temporarily, inviting you to pause and meditate on the universe’s mysteries. The length of time most of us get to continuously experience an underwater life is two minutes (at our best) before we need air. But, Austrian free diver Herbert Nitsch, a multiple world record holder, can hold his breath for over nine minutes, allowing him to experience diving in ways we never will.

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    https://youtu.be/4-HCl4SXiyA

  • Lewis Pugh makes an incredible endurance swim in the Antartic Ocean to call for conservation around the South Sandwich Islands and South Georgia.