Tag: Jim Dreyer
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Marathon Swimmer Jim ‘The Shark’ Dreyer Lugs 250 Cannonballs for 22 Miles | Click On Detroit
Earlier this month, one man didn’t just go for a swim; he made a big splash with the challenging marathon he undertook. 62-year-old Jim Dreyer lugged 250 cannonballs — each one representing the nation’s 250th anniversary. And he went the distance, swimming 22 miles. Read Click On Detroit
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Swimming for America’s Heroes: Towing 250 Cannonballs Across Lake Michigan | Fox News
Michigan endurance swimmer Jim ‘The Shark’ Dreyer will swim 22 miles across Lake Michigan, towing 250 cannonballs that weigh 1,500 lbs to honor America’s combat veterans, on ‘America Reports.’
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Jim “The Shark” Dreyer Turns Back in Attempt to Swim Across Lake Michigan | CBS Chicago
A marathon swimmer abandoned his latest attempt to cross Lake Michigan on Wednesday, after about 40 hours in the water.
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Jim Dreyer Will Attempt to Swim Across Lake Michigan Again | WOOD TV8
He will try again starting Monday night. (Sept. 2, 2024)
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Man To Attempt Again To Swim Alone Across Lake Michigan | CBS Chicago
Jim “The Shark” Dreyer became the first person to swim Lake Michigan between two states in 1998. This year, his attempt will be longer.
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‘The Shark’ Ends 83-Mile Swim Across Lake Michigan Early Due to Strong Winds, Waves | WISN 12 News
Jim Dreyer took off from Milwaukee’s Bradford Beach on Monday.
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Jim Dreyer’s Lake Michigan Swim Ends | FOX6 News Milwaukee
A day after Jim Dreyer set out to swim across Lake Michigan, he returned to shore on Tuesday night.
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“The Shark” Attempts to Swim 82 Miles Across Lake Michigan | CBS Chicago
It turns out there are sharks in Lake Michigan after all. Well, at least that was the case on Monday. Jim “The Shark” Dreyer, a 60-year-old marathon swimmer, attempted to cross Lake Michigan by swimming 82 miles from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Grand Haven, Michigan.
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Poor Conditions Force Jim Dreyer to End Swim | WOOD TV8
Water conditions and boat fuel cut Dreyer’s trip short.