Music To Our Ears, Charity Swims By Carina Bruwer Courtesy of Carina Bruwer, Alicante - Tabarca, Spain. South Africa musician and swimmer plans 21 km charity swim in Spain in support of Muzukidz Carina Bruwer, an internationally renowned contemporary flute player and founding member of the SAMA award-winning instrumental group Sterling EQ, will attempt to
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Carina Bruwer will take her Swim For Hope project to Europe this month. The mother and lead player of SAMA Award-winning instrumental pop group Sterling EQ will undertake two crossings in Italy in support of the Little Fighters Cancer Trust, a South African organization that supports children with cancer
14 dramatically walked in through large surf and 14 successfully walked out. The 100% success rate for the 14 swimmers who participated in today’s 8 km Swim For Hope in South Africa was augmented by the record-breaking swims on both the men's and women's side. The tough extreme open water swim around Cape Point was performed in support of the Little
15 swimmers between 24 and 61 years will attempt an extreme Swim For Hope tomorrow around Cape Point in South Africa. Fewer than 25 people in the history have successfully completed the 8 km rounding of Cape Point (also known as Cape of Storms). Since the first swim by Lynne Cox in 1979, swims have been limited by the presence of Great White Sharks that
Swim for Hope is an 8 km ocean swim from Diaz Beach to Buffels Bay around Cape Point in South Africa. It is a charity swim for the Little Fighters Cancer Trust. Fifteen swimmers will go on standby on March 1st for one of the most extreme open water swimming challenges in South African waters. In support of the Little Fighters Cancer Trust, a local charity
Scott Zornig does a lot for others. He is a passionate ocean swimmer who founded Master of The Seas and is currently the president of the Santa Barbara Channel Swimming Association. In a charity swim attempt on behalf of the City of Hope for pediatric cancer research a decade ago, he attempted to swim along the entire 40-mile (63.7 km) coastline of Orange
An experienced team with thousands of solo swimming miles under their caps set a new record today in the Pacific Ocean. The six-member team of Tina Neill (captain), Forrest Nelson, Emily Evans, Steve Lowe, Kent Nicholas, and Mike Mitchell set a new course record of 25 hours 48 minutes today off the coast of Southern California. The HTC Relay broke the
