Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. "Our Milk & Co Queensland Ocean Swim Series has just finished up for 2014," explains John Guise, Director of Icon Events & Marketing. "Over 3,000 took part in the Series this year so ocean swimming is definitely growing in popularity here in Queensland with the Noosa Summer Swim, Mooloolaba Mile, Kings of
The Milk & Co Queensland Ocean Swim Series had close to 2,500 swimmers participate in its races during the 2013 season. Writer Ellie Gleeson explains her reasons why ocean swimming is Australia’s new “it” sport: "It’s free. Well, some competitive events have an entry fee but this is usually small. What I mean is – it’s free to train: there are no gym
The Milk & Co Queensland Ocean Swim Series had close to 2,500 swimmers participate in its races during the 2013 season. Ellie Gleeson explains her reasons why ocean swimming is Australia’s new “it” sport: There is no fancy equipment. Complicated road bike? Expensive running shoes? High-tech designer gym wear? Terrifying cardio machines? Not a scrap of
The Milk & Co Queensland Ocean Swim Series had close to 2,500 swimmers participate in its races during the 2013 season. Writer Ellie Gleeson explains her reasons why ocean swimming is Australia’s new “it” sport: "It’s beautiful. Australia has the best beaches in the world. The best. Travel anywhere and I guarantee you’ll land back in Oz saying exactly
The Queensland Ocean Swim Series is organized by John Guise of the Weekend Warrior Events in Queensland, Australia. The events include The Cooly Classic (shown below), Kings of the Coast, Mooloolaba Mile, and Wrecked – Tangalooma Ocean Swim. For more information on the series, visit here. For results and photos, visit here. Copyright © 2013 by Open
