Kate Steels, the 2021 World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year, became the first foreign swimmer to complete a marathon swim in Romania. Her swim was organized by Ice Swimming & Open Water Romania Association. She described her experience, "I have just returned from a wonderful trip and swim in the River Danube organized and independently observed
Robert Vasiliu completed an Ice Mile in 36 minutes 24 seconds, named THE PEACE MILE, in Romania.
Paul Georgescu of Romania joins Kate Steels of Great Britain (World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year), Avram Iancu of Romania (World Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year), Maratona del Golfo Capri-Napoli of Italy (World Open Water Swimming Event of the Year), and Aloo of Mexico (World Open Water Swimming Product or Service of the Year), as the
The World Open Water Swimming Association (WOWSA) announced the 2021 WOWSA Awards winners. 520 open water swimmers were formally nominated by their peers and fans in the sport. The finalists were selected by 12,727 swimmers who voted for the winners in a public online poll to determine the World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year, World Open Water
Paul Georgescu is a record-setting ice swimmer, marathon swimmer, administrator, and a sports teacher at the International British School of Bucharest in Romania. He serves as a
Marathon Swimming Mentor and recently announced the establishment of the new Ice Swimming & Open Water Romania Association (isowr.org). He explains, "I put Ice
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The ICE Series - How Ice Swimmers Achieve the Impressive, Improbable, and Inconceivable
is a WOWSA Live production. The ICE Series is a podcast and collaboration between the
International Ice Swimming Association
and the
World Open Water Swimming Association<br
Paul Georgescu swam 100 km in a pool in Bucharest, Romania in 34 hours
Paul Georgescu is trying to pay back for all the support he received in the sport of ice swimming
Paul Georgescu is shown swimming in ice water for longer than anyone in history
Ram Barkai explains about the challenges and risks of attempting an Extreme Ice Mile and the most hardened Extreme Ice Milers in history.
