The Good Work and Good Deeds of Salvatore Cimmino
Salvatore Cimmino, an Italian amputee and open water swimmer, continues to work to help disabled individuals within society.
Tag: A Nuoto nei Mari del Globo
A Small Gesture By A Long Swim
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Salvatore Cimmino understands the importance of a small, but grand, gesture especially for those who are disabled and often forgotten. On May 10th, Cimmino will attempt a 60 km solo swim from Monvu in Bukavu across the Lake Kivu, one of the African Great Lakes, in the Democratic Republic of Congo. "My goal
Salvatore Cimmino Breaking Barriers On The World’s Stage
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Salvatore Cimmino has swum around the world on his unique Swimming in the Seas of the Globe (A Nuoto nei Mari del Globo). He has swum 17 km across Lake Lake Tiberias (Sea of Galilee) in Israel, 21 km across Trieste/Koper in Italy/Slovenia, 42 km down the Rio Paranà in Argentina, 15 km through the Sumidero
Why I Swim
Salvatore Cimmmino writes eloquently why he swims and how it enables to visualize his potential here (in English) and here (in Italian). He writes, "Disability today, compared to the past, is no longer a limit, it doesn’t preclude your chance to dream, to have a job, a house, a family and to travel. [Read more...] Copyright © 2012 by Open Water Source
Salvatore Cimmino Crosses Lake Kivu, Giving Hope
On April 22nd, Salvatore Cimmino swam from the island of Idjwi to Goma on Lake Kivu in the Democratic Republic of the Congo near the Rwanda border. The always-energetic disabled swimmer swam an unprecedented 40 km across Lake Kivu as part of his A nuoto nei mari del globo (Swimming in the Seas of the Globe) project. Cimmino was enthralled by his hosts who
Salvatore Cimmino Swimming For Others In The Congo
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO. The ever-positive, always-energetic disabled swimmer Salvatore Cimmino continues on his A nuoto nei mari del globo (Swimming in the Seas of the Globe) project. Salvatore will swim 40K in the Republic of the Congo from Kiumba on Idwji Island to Goma in April. Salvatore explains his next swim, "The DRC is one of the poorest
Salvatore Cimmino, Nominee For The World Open Water Swimming Man Of The Year
Salvatore Cimmino is swimming in the Seas of the Globe in order to raise awareness about physical disabilities. After getting his leg amputated at the age of 15, he turned to swimming for therapeutic reasons. His therapy is now a passion that drives him around the world in his Swimming in the Seas of the Globe(A Nuoto nei Mari del Globo). For his efforts
