Ventura Deep Six's record breaking 202-mile 6-man ocean relay, non-stop for over 4 days was something to behold. Along the California coast in September 2010, the Ventura Deep Six team of Mike Shaffer, Jim McConica, Kurt Baron, Tom Ball, John Chung, and Jim Neitz set out on a journey like no other. And its footage is gorgeous. VD6 from Jim Martin All
Jim Martin beautifully captured the essence and exploits of the Ventura Deep Six and the elements in which they challenged themselves with photography that exceeds our linguistic ability to describe it. Click here to literally feel like you are swimming with the Ventura Deep Six: Mike Shaffer, Jim McConica, Kurt Baron, Tom Ball, John Chung, and Jim Neitz.
The Ventura Deep Six Relay is chugging along the California coast and is now heading southward to San Diego according to its GPS mapping.The intrepid group started at the Ventura Harbor in Ventura on early Thursday morning and first headed 26 miles (42 km) northward to Santa Barbara.After nearly 24 hours, Tom Ball, Kurtis Baron, John Chung, Jim McConica, Jim
The Ventura Deep Six Relay is off this early California morning under wavy seas on their incredibly bold 202-mile (325K) adventure down the Southern California coast in what can be only described as inhospitable waters. Follow their world record non-stop, non-assisted (i.e., no wetsuits, no shark cage) relay attempt via Facebook.You can also follow Tom Ball
