Michael and Mackenzie Miller Talk Channel Swimming On WOWSA Live Sponsored by KAATSU Global, Huntington Beach, California. Michael Miller and his daughter Mackenzie Miller both crossed the Molokai Channel 30 years apart - using the same simple strategy: Walk in, swim across, walk out. Michael, the transplanted Ohioan, found himself on Oahu after
Sink, Save Or Swim: What To Do In A Shipwreck? Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Every now and then, there are news reports of shipwrecks around the world and the unfortunate deaths and heroic rescues that result. Many of these shipwrecks occur close to shore and are within a relatively easy swim to shore for experienced and physically fit
Like Dad, Like Daughter Across The Catalina Channel Courtesy of Catalina Channel Swimming Federation, Catalina Channel, California. In 1979, Michael Miller crossed the 42 km Molokai Channel in a tandem swim with Ian Emberson. Since then, the former collegiate swimmer has crossed the Catalina Channel twice, the English Channel twice, the Maui Channel
Seal Beach And Catalina Island Déjà Vu Courtesy of Mackenzie Miller, Seal Beach, California. Stacy Fresonke is an open water swimmer from Seal Beach, California. As an 11-year-old age group swimmer with the Seal Beach Swim Club, she participated in the inaugural Seal Beach Rough Water Swim in 1969 As a 14-year-old, she completed a tandem swim across
Cameron Castro vs. Jude Williams Rivalry Continues In Huntington Beach Courtesy of Mackenzie Miller, Huntington Beach, California. The Huntington Beach Pier Swim is one of the longest continuously running ocean swims in the United States with 69 annual editions conducted around the pier at Huntington Beach in Southern California. Channel swimmer Mackenzie
Sink Or Swim. What Can You Do In A Shipwreck? Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Every now and then, there are news reports of shipwrecks around the world and the unfortunate deaths and heroic rescues that result. Many of these shipwrecks occur close to shore and are within a relatively easy swim to shore for experienced and physically fit
Courtesy of Mackenzie Miller from Huntington Beach, California. Never Give Up. That what 16-year-old Annaleise Carr keeps in mind when swimming across a treacherous body of water known as Lake Erie, determined to raise money for Camp Trillium, a resource center that cares for children with cancer. In 2012, Annaleise Rebekah Carr was named World Open Water
Interview courtesy of Mackenzie Miller from Newport Beach, California. Photo shows Cameron Keith with his escort kayaker Jeff Kozlovich. The Moloka’i Channel, also known as the Ka’iwi Channel, is 26 miles (42 km) of currents, winds and waves. Cameron Keith from Cairns, Australia took on that challenge starting at 3 am on September 30th. After swimming 13
WOWSA interview with Charlotte Samuels is courtesy of Mackenzie Miller, Open Water Swimming Correspondent from Newport Beach, California. Daughter of Steven and Suzanne Samuels, Charlotte Samuels defied all odds when she overcame strong winds and tidal flows on September 8th 2014 to become the youngest swimmer in history to achieve the Triple Crown of Open
Courtesy of Bee Runner Films at the Wedge in Newport Beach, California. When the surf is high along the Southern California coastlines as it was this week, a few Catalina Channel crossings were cancelled and postponed. We wonder when the surf is high along the coast... ...what is happening out in the Catalina Channel? ...is there a tidal push or
