Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Toni Enderli launched his Oceans Seven campaign on Doodles Beach in South Africa. His global effort to swim the English Channel, Strait of Gibraltar, Catalina Channel, Molokai Channel, Tsugaru Channel, Cook Strait, and North Channel is supporting Sea Rescue, the National Sea Rescue Institute that teaches
Courtesy of South Africa's Toni Enderli, Oceans Seven Challenger.
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Toni Enderli is a typically tough South African open water swimmer, ice swimmer, and channel swimmer. Similar to many of his South African colleagues, he is entrepreneurial, versatile, and adventurous. Besides his ice mile, he has completed an 8 km Swim For Hope around Cape Point in South Africa and a
Courtesy of Toni Enderli on the Oceans Seven. South African ice swimmer Toni Enderli talks about his next five-year journey as he takes on the global challenge of the Oceans Seven. "I began open water swimming in 2009. The freedom, connection with nature and pure challenge associated with it had me right from the start. I was hooked. It has become the
Courtesy of Kane Kossew, Cape Town, South Africa. Photos courtesy of Shawn Benjamin. 58-year-old Theodore Yach started his journey between Robben Island and Cape Town in November 1981. More than 34 years later, he completed his Century Swim (100th crossing) in 3 hours 10 minutes in 13-14ºC (53-55ºF) waters from Robben Island. Today, Yach was
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
