Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Brian Long is starting a trend of new coastal ocean races in Southern California with a hipster twist. His new Trident Swim Series is a 3-part ocean swimming summer series. The series kicks off in Oceanside with the Spring Classic 3K Ocean Swim on June 6th. The Series then follows up with the 86th
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. "The Tiki Swim is a great point-to-point swim," says Californian Lexie Kelly. "The course is really fun with a unique start in the ocean followed by dolphining and diving through the surf and then swimming north into the calm harbor. It's a perfect race for triathletes because the swim distances are half
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. In the highly popular Tiki Swim in Oceanside, California, the top 3 women in the 2.4-mile swim wore no wetsuits while the top 3 male finishers clad themselves in neoprene. Luane Rowe of FINIS won overall with Amy Dantzler in 3rd and Open Water Swimming Club's Lexie Kelly finishing in 4th. The top
Navy Ships and Coast Guard boats, even replica Spanish Galleons, have navigated the Oceanside small craft harbor in California between Los Angeles and San Diego, but on the morning of September 30th, the Oceanside Harbor will be the domain of Tiki swimmers. Designed by triathletes with a flair for the dramatic, the swim is open to all-comers (wetsuit and
