Dennis Holm Set Swim Spa World Record
Dennis Holm Set Swim Spa World Record
Courtesy of KAATSU Global, Huntington Beach, California.
Yuko Matsuzaki of Japan set a new Guinness World Record in October 5th – 6th 2019 for the Longest continuous swim in a counter-current pool when she swam for 24 hours 1 minute in an Endless Pool located at Seaside Lagoon, Redondo Beach, California.
Matsuzaki broke the then existing Longest continuous swim in a counter-current pool world record of 17 hours 7 minutes set by Dennis Seiler-Holm of Denmark in a Swim Spa in Denform Expo in Aarhus, Denmark as a charity event [see above].
Seiler-Holm’s coach is Channel Swimming Association Fiona Southwell.
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