Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. There were all kinds of things happening during Matthew Moseley's unprecedented 47.5-mile (76.4 km) 13 hour 56 minute swimming descent of the Colorado River on July 29th. As he swam downriver through the Canyonlands he swam into rocks and debris and a few trees lodged in the water even though he was guided
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Matthew Moseley reported that the world premiere of the documentary Dancing In The Water, a film by Wayne Ewing about swimming across Lake Pontchartrain in Louisiana, will be shown at the historic Prytania Theater on April 29th in New Orleans. "This is the night before the start of the second weekend of
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Matthew Moseley swam shore-to-shore to the sound of music across Lake Pontchartrain in 14 hours 55 minutes, an historic swimming first. Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Wayne Ewing used Moseley's traverse across Lake Pontchartrain as the background to a new documentary film, Dancing In The Water. In the
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. One of the four documentary films to be shown at the 2014 Global Open Water Swimming Conference on the Isle of Bute in Scotland will showcase the unprecedented solo swim of Matthew Moseley across Lake Pontchartrain. Dancing In The Water was created by Wayne Ewing, an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker. Ewing has
Courtesy of Matthew Moseley after crossing Lake Pontchartrain in Louisiana. They pulled an alligator from the finish about an hour before I got there which explains why there were so many police and emergency personnel [at the finish]. The 25-mile swim across Lake Pontchartrain was an amazing experience all the way around. I figured on 12 hours, maybe 14
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. 47-year-old Matthew Moseley swam shore-to-shore across Lake Pontchartrain in 14 hours 55 minutes, an historic first as he reached his finish line of Mandeville in Louisiana. "This spot didn't seem to come for hours and hours and hours," recalls Moseley who swam across the lake as a charity swim for the .
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Matthew Moseley will attempt a 25-mile swim across Lake Pontchartrain in Louisiana. He has been training hard, long and fast under the guidance of coach Randy Soler where he has added ultra-short race-pace training (USRPT) to his long workouts. On Friday, he did a special workout, swimming past midnight
Video introduction courtesy of Matthew Moseley who will attempt an unprecedented crossing of Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana. In one week, Matthew Moseley will attempt a 25-mile swim after a whole lotta distance swimming and USRPT under the direction of coach Randy Soler. The swim will benefit the Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation and a documentary is
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Randy Soler of Boulder Aquatic Masters is pushing Matthew Moseley far and fast, applying a training philosophy and methodology not widely used in the marathon swimming world. Moseley will attempt a 25-mile swim across Lake Pontchartrain in Louisiana, a traverse that has never been accomplished before. For
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Gotta like Matthew Moseley's training approach to his upcoming 25-mile crossing attempt of Lake Pontchartrain from the North Shore in New Orleans to the New Canal Lighthouse in Louisiana. "My coach Randy Soler from Puerto Rico has me doing Ultra Fast Race Pace Training, which has been helping my times and
