Boguslaw Ogrodnik from Wrocław, Poland became an Iron Iceman after completing an Ice Mile in 35 minutes 49 seconds in 2016 in Poland and an Ironman Triathlon in 15 hours 42 minutes on August 8th 2021 in Gdynia, Poland.
Seven Summits' Karla Wheelock And Oceans Seven's Mariel Hawley Dávila On WOWSA Live Sponsored by KAATSU Global, Mexico City. Two remarkable Mexican adventurers, Karla Wheelock and Mariel Hawley Dávila, were featured on today's WOWSA Live with co-hosts and International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Swimmers Antonio Argüelles and Steven Munatones.
WOWSA Live April Interviews Sponsored by KAATSU Global, Huntington Beach, California. International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame chairman Ned Denison is the personable, widely traveled host of WOWSA Live. WOWSA Lives bring one-on-one interviews with luminaries from the sport of open water swimming from all continents around the world. Denison has
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The Oceans Seven has encouraged many people to challenge themselves in bodies of water from the English Channel, North Channel, and Strait of Gibraltar to the Molokai Channel, Tsugaru Channel, Cook Strait and Catalina Channel. The Ice Sevens Challenge, or simply Ice Sevens, is another massively difficult
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Open water swimmers, coaches and crews have found many ways to communicate with others on terra firma (dryland) while out doing a channel swim or other open water swim in remote locations. Many of the options include sending photos, text, SMS, or pings via their mobile devices to their social
MOUNTAINS. In a fascinating exchange between two heavyweights in the sport, Lewis Pugh and Simon Griffiths present two perspectives on the article, Seven Summits vs. Oceans Seven - Which Is Harder? Lewis, who uniquely combined both mountaineering with open water swimming when he swam 1K in a glacial lake in the shadows of Mount Everest at 5,300 meters,
The Oceans Seven is open water swimming's version of the Seven Summits. The Seven Summits are the highest mountains in each of the seven continents that 348 people have successfully achieved. These 348 people have set a bar that others seek to achieve. Their Seven Summits takes years of effort, money, equipment, and mind-boggling focus and endurance. The
