Feeding And Drinking In Montreal
Coaches at the 2005 FINA World Swimming Championships stood on a submerged dock to feed their athletes.
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Bill May, An Artistic Pioneer And Champion
Bill May continues to be a pioneer and incredible athlete at the age of 42.
Michael Oram On Gallivant
Michael Oram explains what he provides to swimmers who he escorts across the English Channel aboard his boat Gallivant.
Swimming Compared With Running, Walking, And Sedentary Habits In Men
Swimmers had the lowest death rate in the 32-year longitudinal study of 40,547 men between the age of 20 and 90, reported in the International Journal of Aquatic Research and Education.
Camaraderie, Community And Collegiality In The Open Water
Camaraderie and collegiality are so readily apparent in the open water swimming community.
Observations From OceanFit
Andre Slade of OceanFit, nominee for the 2020 World Open Water Swimming Offering of the Year, made profound observations and wise recommendations for the global sport of open water swimming.
Chris Sifleet And Loch Lomond
Chris Sifleet coaches open water swimmers in Loch Lomond of every level.
Freestyle In The Fog
Bruckner Chase, who produced by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Weather Service Ocean Safe program, talks about swimming in the fog on the shores of Huntington Beach in Southern California.
The Sea and Wild Water
Courtesy of Jessica Long and
Andrew Luck-Baker on
BBC Sounds. Jessica Long presents the sounds of the sea, whispers into a wind phone and the dark, silent nights in Lyø, Denmark; a writer reflects on women dreaming of diving beneath the surface of the water; an Hawaiian surfer describes the exhilaration of riding through the barrel
Alone Amid The Risks Of The Open Water
Ned Denison talks about the history and considerations for safety in marathon swimming.