Pablo Fernández Álvarez Swimming Shackled In Guinness World Record Attempt Courtesy of Greg Ronkainen of King Harbor Yacht Club and Quinn Fitzgerald of WOWSA, Redondo Beach, California. Pablo Fernández Álvarez swam about as fast as a swimmer can go in the ocean this past July off the Florida coast of Jupiter. After swimming 100 km in 12 hours 21 minutes in
Flying Freestyling Fast In The Gulf Stream Courtesy of WOWSA, Gulf Stream, Atlantic Ocean. One of the most remarkable feeling that a tired marathon swimmer can have is getting pushed forward by a tide or current. "Swimming down the Hudson River towards the finish of the Manhattan Island Marathon Swim in 1984, swimming swiftly past all the tall buildings of
Antonio Argüelles Readies For A Double With A Two-Way Courtesy of Antonio Argüelles Díaz González, Catalina Channel, California. Antonio Argüelles Díaz González of Mexico took 24 hours 17 minutes 49 seconds to tie Hank Wise, Jesus Samuel Neri Gutierrez, John York and Tina Neill as the only people to swim at least 6 times across the Catalina Channel. But
Pablo Fernández Álvarez World Record 100K Swim Courtesy of WOWSA, Gulf Stream, Atlantic Ocean. Pablo Fernández Álvarez was going about as fast as a swimmer can go in the ocean. He took only 12 hours 21 minutes to complete a 100 km point-to-point swim. “His oceanography team really did a great job forecasting the time and place of a consistently fast ocean
Pablo Fernández Álvarez Sets 100 km Open Water Record Courtesy of WOWSA, Gulf Stream, Atlantic Ocean. In the 20 Bridges Swim around Manhattan Island in New York, the swimmers fly down the Hudson River often swimming faster than walkers, joggers, runners and even cyclists. The swimmers are aided by the fast-moving Hudson River during the last stretch of the
Pablo Fernández Álvarez, Swimming 100 km Fast Down The Coast Of Florida Courtesy of WOWSA, Jupiter, Florida. Spanish entrepreneur and adventurer Pablo Fernández Álvarez participated in the Great Shark Swim, a planned 100 km charity swim organized by Madswimmer in the Agulhas Current along the KwaZulu Natal Coast in South Africa. Unfortunately, the team and
Courtesy of WOWSA, Jupiter, Florida. Pablo Fernández Álvarez, 100 km Down The Coast Of Florida Pablo Fernández Álvarez participated in the Great Shark Swim, a planned 100 km charity swim organized by Madswimmer in the Agulhas Current along the KwaZulu Natal Coast in South Africa. Unfortunately, the team and Fernandez' swim was halted after 28.24 km and 9
